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Originally Posted by Episode29
Maybe. But Aronofsky would have made an interesting and unique film no matter what. Mangold, on the other hand, makes well-made, competent films. Not great ones.
I'd argue the greatest he's ever come to a achieving greatness is 3:10 to Yuma, but that was made without the corporate interests tied to a project like Wolverine. Aronofsky has clout with the studio, Mangold on the other hand...
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I really don't know what to expect from Aronofsky.
I actually haven't seen most of his movies. I think the only one I've seen was
Requiem For A Dream, and I wasn't a fan. I haven't seen his other films. What I have seen of
The Fountain was kinda weird. But I didn't see that movie all the way through, so I couldn't form a proper opinion.
Not pulling for one over the other. I guess I just never really fanboy'd out for Aronofsky.