Last October, Martin Scorsese, a famous director who has directed "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Confinement Island," and "The Last Temptation of Christ," talked about Marvel movies in an interview with Empire magazine.
Scorsese said:
"Those are not cinemas. The closest thing to them is a theme park, not the actors' efforts to convey emotional and spiritual experiences to others. ”
Scorsese's remarks stirred up a thousand waves, and during that time, these remarks caused great controversy.
Later, Mr. Martin clarified some of his remarks. Martin Scorsese revealed that he is not against Marvel movies, but against the impact of purely commercial films on the film industry.
It has been almost a year since Mr. Martin made the remark that "many Marvel movies" has been made, and recently, Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds re-mentioned this stubble, in an interview, Reynolds said:
"I agree with Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola (the director of The Godfather) that marvel movies without Deadpool are worrying."
In fact, Ryan Reynolds just made a half-spit joke to complain about Marvel's lack of attention to the Deadpool IP.
Early last year, Disney officially acquired 20th Century Fox Pictures. Well-known Marvel IP such as the Fantastic Four and X-Men who have been wandering outside for more than 20 years have also re-entered the Marvel Studios umbrella.
How the Fantastic Four and X-Men fit into the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become the biggest concern for fans.
In the first half of this year, Marvel Studios CEO Kevin Feige hosted a speech at a summit, but did not mention any X-Men movie plans. This has disappointed fans of the X-Men as well as the Deadpool IP, and Ryan Reynolds is one of them.
Ryan Reynolds isn't the first "yin-yang master" to complain that Marvel doesn't value Deadpool.
In May this year, Rob Lefeld, the screenwriter, co-producer and comic book author of the "Deadpool" series of movies, directly confronted Disney and Marvel Studios, criticizing Marvel for not paying attention to the IP of "Deadpool".
Rob Lefeld also posted a picture of Deadpool killing Mickey Mouse to express his displeasure.
Rob Lefeld also pessimistically said that Marvel will not develop Deadpool 3 in the next 5 years.
In fact, you can also understand the complaints of these creators about the "inaction" of Marvel Studios.
In 2018, "Deadpool 2" was released in North America, and if it is according to the comfort of Rob Lefeld, then "Deadpool 3" will be developed at least in 2025, and the release time is estimated to be another year.
The gap between "Deadpool 2" and the sequel "Deadpool 3" will reach 8 years, which is very fatal for a successful commercial film IP.