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Maybe within the genre the films are different to each other, but I think the point being made is within the world of film as a whole, they all look the same, a
by roydivision 4y ago
Maybe within the genre the films are different to each other, but I think the point being made is within the world of film as a whole, they all look the same, and use the same tried and tested formulae.
- evanelias 4y agoSeems maybe not too different from what Marvel did with their comics in the 90s? Excess number of titles, vague boring sameness, convoluted reboots. Eventually there was a huge comics industry-wide bust. But that was also tied to the speculator/collector aspect which doesn't directly apply to film.
- tomnipotent 4y ago> Maybe within the genre the films are different to each other Remove the Marvel bits from Love and Thunder or Doctor Strange, and they still stand on their own with entirely different art direction, thematic elements, conflict, and stories. > they all look the same See my previous comment. I don't see it. I can easily spot differences between each property, the same way I can spot similarities between any other two random non-Marvel movies. I suppose you're going to see what you want to see.
- roydivision 4y agoI am not a big fan of the Marvel franchise, although I enjoyed Thor Ragnarok, but I’m passionate about film. All I see is Marvel (Disney) as a sausage machine churning this stuff out until interest wanes.