James Gunne becomes sincere on the pitfalls of the post-cried scenes: “They can be a real nightmare”

The post-Credit scenes have long been a firm point of Marvel film, which offers fans exciting in future plots. While feeding speculation and anticipation, they also come with great disadvantages, which is something James Gunn He knows his time too well in the Marvel cinema universe.

While now guides the charge for the DC cinematic universe, Gunn is more aware of how and when to make fun of what will be the next.

During a recent presentation of DC Studios, Gunn and companion DC Studios Peter Safran discussed their approach to model the franchise. As a question about how they manage the projects around the next projects, in particular considering the new DC strategy to give priority to the quality of the scripts compared to rigorous release programs, Gunn has not resisted the challenges of the post-Credit scenes.

“In terms of teases, like those post-cried scenes, they can be a real nightmare,” Gunn admitted. “I did the things before in which I inserted post-Credit scenes and, you know … how to write Guardians 3I was not really sure that Adam Warlock should be inside, but I promised people, do you know what I mean? “

I’m sure you remember it Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 He went heavy in the post-cried scenes, offering five separate tags. One of the most exciting moments made fun of Adam Warlock’s creation, a genetically perfect designed by Sovereign’s Ayesha.

While Gunn never explicitly declared that the sorcerer would debut Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3The scene created an expectation that felt obliged to satisfy even if it did not always adapt naturally to the history of the sequel.

Gunn explained: “I am writing the script and things change, and they are like, ‘hmm. It’s a bit … you know, that I stirred it in there. And I like it in the film, I like the character, but he has it made a little less elegant in some way, the film.

This does not mean that Gunn is eliminating the post-cried scenes entirely like his next Superman The film could very well include one, but his experience with Marvel made him more deliberated on what is made fun of.

Rather than making promises that may not be out, Gunn seems intent on ensuring that every narrative thread introduced has a clear purpose and profit.

Source: CinemaBlend