Marvel comics management are noticeably different from their movies though. Their comics tend to be more diverse in both minority representation and style.
You should worry more about how they are portraying people that not male/white/American.
Only the last two were very similar and I think it was partly budget cuts (the use of Chicago as backdrops). The way they were shot underwent significant differences as Michael Bay adjusted from his typical practical effects ways to be more comfortable with directing CGI action, as well as the use of more complicated…
And Universal’s upcoming The Mummy movie will have a French-Algerian actress playing the title character.
They do in fact do very well in China.
That’s mostly because of dinosaurs.
Try telling that to most white people.
Most Marvel movies are pretty tightly controlled by the studio. Even ones where the director can have relative freedom (like GOTG) had parts where Kevin Feige was ordering things around directly.
Yay to more Atwood!
Emily Browning. She was in that Lemony Snicket movie with Jim Carey when I was a teen and she was probably the hottest girl around my age I ever saw at the time.
It’s probably something with Adam Sandler, but based on one of the comments below Aloha is pretty likely.
I’m always open to movies who mock creepy nerds and is the brainchild of woman in Hollywood (Deb Snyder the director’s wife). And also star my teenage celebrity crush.
That’s because Pain & Gain is probably Bay’s best movie outside of The Rock. It’s so colorful and satirical.
It is the best comic book (and snarkily anti-capitalist) movie.
Because it’s a relatively low-budget R-rated action movie based on a comic book.
Dark Angel, James Cameron’s expensive pro-GMO TV show. Jensen Ackles was on it too.
I wonder if that little girl ever designed a mascot for her school.
This reminds me of a horror story I read in a comic magazine once. A guy finds a strange journal written by someone who was really hungry. The journal mentions everything the writer ate which started out normal and then escalates to eating large animals and a train. Then it ends with the journal itself eating the guy…