Thread: Interview with Avi Arad about upcoming Marvel Comics films
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Old 06-24-2005, 02:44 AM   #6
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Am I the only one who thinks that going overboard with these films may not be TOO much of a good idea?

I'm not complaining, because I'd probably see all those films, but a movie based around S.H.I.E.L.D? I hope they realy fork out money for good writers, good actors & a good director. Batman Begins proved how much that can do for a film, basically wiping the comic book-y feeling from it, making it a good film to watch even if you're not familiar with the characters.

I'm really hyped about Iron Man and Captain America, though. Particularly Iron Man, which plays off in my head as a Marvel version of Batman, in a way. I hope they find success with all their films, though.

BTW, a badass Punisher film=greatness.
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