#TeamPeytonReed
Why are people saying Edgar Wright has been trying to make Ant-Man since 1983? He was freaking 9 at that time.
Feige vouches for Reed and said he will blow people away like the Russo brothers did.
Too many people judge Peyton Reed as a lame choice because of his past feature films. If people actually watch his films again, they'll see that they are very well directed, paced with high energy. The one thing "Ant-Man" needs beyond a good script is high energy through the entire film. Reed will deliver that high energy in spades.
The problem Reed has suffered from is the overall script, especially "The Break-Up" and "Yes Man". Those films aren't terrible but they aren't overly good. That's not Reed's fault. Both of those films were on TV recently so I watched them. They are very well made, well directed and both have a lot of energy. In the end, Reed was working with the material he was given. He isn't a writer but he is a solid director who brings a lot to the table.
Plus, too many people don't realize that Reed isn't only a Marvel fan but he is an Ant-Man fan. Heck, in the 1980s when Reed was playing in a band, he drew himself as Ant-Man on a promotional poster. This guy knows his Ant-Man history. Edgar Wright is a big fan of Ant-Man, yes, but so many naysayers don't realize Reed is just as big of a fan of this material.
I have no doubt that Reed is going to knock this out of the park... just as long as Adam McKay and Paul Rudd's script is great.
That's so obnoxious. There's no doubt in my mind that the original script Edgar had would be largely intact even after the MCU blew up and expanded faster than anyone would have ever guessed. So I don't see a point in him exiting the project other than a pride thing on his part. Hell it probably would have done a lot for his career, Marvel would be bringing him to the forefront in ways his past films have not, so stinks for him.that and Wright really wanted no part in interconnecting the film to the MCU... and Marvel has worked too hard and set up something so grand that they simply arn't going to do films that do not exist in the established universe
I keep saying this but if his script/vision was THAT great, Marvel wouldve gone along with it. He just wasnt on the right page with where they were. I mean this was 7 years after MCU began so if theyre not satisfied with his ideas then they def better not go with it.
I have no idea how the film will perform at the box office, but we'll definitely be able to tell if its a good film or not.
That's what I hear.Bring it On is the Citizen Kane of cheerleader movies.
Its almost better that they had Wrights original script to build off of. Its like they took the best stuff from that and added more great stuff to it that fit the MCU