The president of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, confessed that he has never been happy with any Marvel movie.
After making 37 movies and earning billions at the cash office, Kevin Feige admitted that he has never been fully satisfied with any of Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) films
“I’ve never been happy with a movie we’ve released,” admitted to a press state in front of Fantastic Four: First step and Avengers: Judgment Day.
During the conversation, he also discussed Marvel’s flexible and ever -developing production process.
Kevin noted that manuscripts at Marvel are often changed during filming and even in post production.
Although critics called it a chaotic process, Feige believes it is the key to making better movies.
“What we like to do is ‘plus-in’ at every turn. There’s plus-in-happening every day on the avengers: doomsday set right now, and it is amazing to watch because what those movie makers, these actors-Both the ones playing these Characters for the first or second time and the ones playing them 12th Time – Are the Best in the World at It, and Know These Characters So Well.
Despite changing the manuscripts mid -film or post -production, Kevin shared that they never start filming without a script.
“But I’ve never been happy with a script we’ve had. There’s always something to plus. Always something to raise. Always a better way of saying it,” he added.
