Disney Irish
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Yeah, no that likely wasn't done.
What was done was the removal of other characters for other reasons that @MisterPenguin alluded to.
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What was done was the removal of other characters for other reasons that @MisterPenguin alluded to.
erasure fan1
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Reshoots are built-in to the process simply because they are needed to fix things. That is the whole point. It's all based on something didn't work. As I've said, normal reshoots shouldn't delay a film at all really. As you admit and have said, they're absolutely planned into the production. So when I see a film delayed by 9, 10, 11 or more months, that's not part of the plan. Therefore what I consider a red flag, something to pay attention to. Not the end of the world, not a death sentence for the film, just a thing you might want to pay attention to if you care about that kind of stuff. And I know that's not important to you and that's fine.
Disney Irish
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So lets just agree its your term and your term only and move on, as we've done this dance already multiple times.
Also for what its worth delays of that length is not typical and usually related to something else outside of the production, for example the multiple strikes last year. In relation to the MCU, a delay in release had been due to having to shuffle around the slate due to all the movies leading into each other. So if one movie has to be delayed and miss its scheduled date for whatever reason that leads to delay down the line. So you could have one movie delayed by an entire year or more through no fault of the production all because another film couldn't make its release date. And during that time since the movie got delayed anyways they decided to reshoot scenes in order to punch up the story or action or whatever. So just putting things into context and perspective here.
Vegas Disney Fan
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I could see massive MCU delays based on rewrites and reshoots to accommodate the Kang changes.
BrianLo
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Wasn’t this a strike delay? The film was shot before the strikes and the reshoot occurred after. Along with Disney shuffling around their pipeline to ensure a smoother release calendar. I think you are trying to read too much into things that have more straightforward explanations.
And I’m still not championing this film myself, but it really doesn’t strike me as an intrinsically troubled production. They had an unusually long time to sit on it and probably had execs going over it with a more fine tooth comb, but that’s not troubled. Everything at Disney has undergone a second look with leadership change.
Tony the Tigger
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Was he originally more orange and a fat slob? He’s called *red* *hulk* and made to resemble Harrison Ford, so that seems unlikely.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Exactly, people read too much into things and the “reporting” (which usually isn’t a reliable source) when there is usually a simpler explanation.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Yep, it’s why there was delays in most of the MCU movies from last year and this year.
The only movie that I consider “troubled” for MCU is Blade, they can’t seem to get that movie off the ground for whatever reason.
brideck
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I don't think the changes talked about there were primarily on the visual side. I'll again point to the response from the public to the anti-authoritarian story in Wish that was evident in online comments from the first time a trailer dropped.
Tony the Tigger
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Disney Irish
Premium Member
BTW, I'm calling it now, the sleeper hit of 2025 might just be The Amateur out of the 20th Century label. Its that classic spy thriller type movie that has been largely absent in recent years.
If you haven't seen the trailer here it is -
If you haven't seen the trailer here it is -
Tony the Tigger
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That could be interesting. He’s not a favorite actor of mine, but he is a good one. The glass in the pool thing was pretty cool.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
That’s one of the reasons I don’t think I’ll ever get an infinity pool lol.
He’s a great actor, Mr Robot was awesome and he was great as Freddy Mercury
Tony the Tigger
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It’s looking like another slow weekend. Maybe studios should put something better on the schedule in January! Hasn’t been much competition.
The Mark Wahlberg airplane movie directed by Mel Gibson is likely to take first place but with very low numbers. Those two guys teaming up doesn’t seem like my friend group, I’ll put it that way. I used to like them both. Reviews are not very good.
Curious to see the Saturday numbers. Mufasa tends to do better on Saturdays vs the newcomers.
This all may lead to extra demand for Captain America, sort of the way it did for inside out 2, because a certain audience hadn’t had a good reason to go to the theater in a while prior to its release. It’s also a holiday weekend. Date night?
The Mark Wahlberg airplane movie directed by Mel Gibson is likely to take first place but with very low numbers. Those two guys teaming up doesn’t seem like my friend group, I’ll put it that way. I used to like them both. Reviews are not very good.
Curious to see the Saturday numbers. Mufasa tends to do better on Saturdays vs the newcomers.
This all may lead to extra demand for Captain America, sort of the way it did for inside out 2, because a certain audience hadn’t had a good reason to go to the theater in a while prior to its release. It’s also a holiday weekend. Date night?
coffeefan
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I'm not too surprised about CA4 budget being more reasonable. With a few exceptions, we've started to see a trend of Disney reigning in budgets for SW and Marvel shows/movies.
And yeah this year will be a great year for movies, sans January. I was going to get tickets for CA4, but instead decided to reactivate AMC A-list next month to watch it and other movies.
And yeah this year will be a great year for movies, sans January. I was going to get tickets for CA4, but instead decided to reactivate AMC A-list next month to watch it and other movies.
Ghost93
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At least they are waiting to start filming until they get the script right. That's far preferable to spending millions of dollars filming a movie with a bad script and then reshooting the whole thing after poor test screenings.
MagicMouseFan
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Vulture is not a fan site. It is the entertainment vertical of New York Magazine.
Vulture does cultural commentary, entertainment content, in-depth interviews and analyses informed by industry knowledge.
It’s solid. Vulture isn't primarily an industry trade publication like a Variety, Deadline, THR.
Was the piece by Chris Lee on Captain America wrong?
Other articles by Chris Lee
You know that Vulture is just a blog, right?Vulture is not a fan site. It is the entertainment vertical of New York Magazine.
Vulture does cultural commentary, entertainment content, in-depth interviews and analyses informed by industry knowledge.
It’s solid. Vulture isn't primarily an industry trade publication like a Variety, Deadline, THR.
Was the piece by Chris Lee on Captain America wrong?
Other articles by Chris Lee
brideck
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Your definition of a blog must be dramatically different than mine, and Vulture hasn't been run anything like one for at least 10-15 years.
Also I'm not sure how that label would cheapen the journalism being done here? A lot of solid news in today's media environment comes from places that are not decades-old insider-style press.