Summary of Marvel Producer Reveals Why Hollywood HATES Canon

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The producer of Marvel Studios discusses why Hollywood hates canon, and how it affects the quality of Marvel movies. He believes that the best version of a movie is the one that is "actually like the source material," which means that writers are discouraged from following their own creative instincts. This leads to inferior, unoriginal movies.

  • 00:00:00 The producer of Marvel Studios discusses why Hollywood hates canon, and how it affects the quality of Marvel movies. He believes that the best version of a movie is the one that is "actually like the source material," which means that writers are discouraged from following their own creative instincts. This leads to inferior, unoriginal movies.
  • 00:05:00 The YouTube video discusses Marvel producer's thoughts on Hollywood's tendency to dislike canon. The producer points to examples of films and television shows that are disliked by comic book and game fans because they try to change the tone or content of the original material. The producer argues that this self-obsessed attitude is the main reason why Hollywood is losing customers.
  • 00:10:00 The producer of Marvel argues that Hollywood's "attitude within your entertainment" is still going to suck because they are not hiring good people, and instead are filtering out the most talented people for the roles. He argues that this attitude of " Talent is a red flag ," and that Hollywood is "self-aware" enough to realize this is a problem, but that the "arrogant self-obsessed and entitled" people in charge will inevitably think that anything they do is better than anything that came before them. This, he argues, will lead to the degradation of quality over time.

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