Two years ago, legendary director Martin Scorsese blasted superhero movies as "not movies" and "more like the product of a theme park," when his remarks caused an uproar.
Recently, Scorsese's remarks were brought up again, and as the male protagonist of the very popular superHero blockbuster "Spider-Man: Heroes Of No Return", Tom Holland also strongly refuted this statement:
"You can ask Scorsese: 'Do you want to make a Marvel movie?' But he didn't know how to make such a movie, because he had never made it. ”
For Tom Holland, 25, in addition to playing Spider-Man in Marvel movies, he has also starred in some art films, what Scorsese calls "real movies," such as "The Impossible" and "The Devil All the Time."
The Dutchman therefore felt that he had a lot of say.
"I've made Marvel movies, and I've made movies that have a chance to compete for the Oscars." "The only difference between them is that one is more expensive than the other," he says. But the way I break down the characters, the way the director etchs the story and the characters, it's exactly the same, just on a different scale. ”
"So, I think Marvel movies are real art too!"
Dutchman said he believes his partners in the "Avengers" film series will also support his claim.
"It's only when you make a Marvel movie yourself that you can understand the bittersweetness of it, because there will be tens of millions of viewers going to see it." And when you make an independent film with a small investment, if the movie is not good, then no one will watch it, so the pressure on the two types of movies is different. ”
"If you don't believe me, you can ask Benedict Cumberbatch, or Robert Downey Jr., or Scarlett Johansson, who have made Oscar-caliber art films and superhero blockbusters, and they'll tell you that both are the same, just on a different scale."
I have to say that the Dutch brother is indeed just! A topic that caused great controversy two years ago, a topic that almost involved most of Hollywood two years ago, two years later, instead of choosing to avoid it, the Dutch brother also expressed his chest, saying a completely different view from the old artist Martin Scorsese, and even some meaning that the other party could not get off the stage.
It can only be said that although the Dutch brother is 25 years old, he is still the fast-talking child who can't hide things in his heart! Such a "child" deserves the protection of the entire industry, rather than being "set" by some journalists with ulterior motives.