Tuesday, 19 December 2017

Why Matthew Vaughn Would Rather Make A DC Movie Than A New Marvel Flick

The competition between DC and Marvel continues to be a hot topic of conversation in comments sections and forums all across the internet. A rising tide lifts all boats, so while the studios don't play into it, the directors of comic book films are occasionally   the discussion. While fans of both franchises may love his work, for director Matthew Vaughn, he would prefer tackling a DC movie at the moment rather than take on a film in the  since in the DC world, the expectations would be lower. As he explained:


Given that Matthew Vaughn is  Warner Bros. top choice to direct , it's not too shocking to hear he loves the world of DC and would rather helm a film in that universe. He even admits that they are talking about working together. What is surprising is the honesty of his reasoning. In his mind, there is such a low bar to hurdle at DC makes it easier to create a relatively better film, whereas Marvel is riding high. If he were to direct a Marvel film, even if it's great, it could just disappear among all their other successes. When you rescue a franchise that's having problems, you become a hero to the studio and fans alike. This is why Patty Jenkins gets  for Wonder Woman. Regardless of what fans might like to think, the DC film universe is . While once the DCEu's entries were hit with mixed-to-negative reactions, now there's, too. If Man of Steel 2 is still  for Warner Bros, and Matthew Vaughn gets the gig and knocks it out of a the park, he can 
Matthew Vaughn's comments to also make me think that he sees it as more fun to get involved with a troubled franchise. It could be a bit of a challenge and something that he feels he could really excel at. Matthew Vaughn is no stranger to comic book fare, having directed both  films and Kick-Ass. He has also proved adept at more traditional superhero fare. When he semi-rebooted Fox's X-Men film universe with the well-received , he took a troubled franchise and returned it to its former glory. This man knows how to craft a great film and from the more comic-booky aspects of these stories. WB and DC  to have such a filmmaker on board for Man of Steel 2.
For fans who want to see Matthew Vaughn bring his style into the MCU, this is hardly reason to think he'll never direct a Marvel film. As Joss Whedon , skilled comic book film directors are in high demand. Perhaps one day he'll tackle again, only this time in the MCU. Matthew Vaughn's latest film, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, is  on home video. For all the latest in the high cost of low expectations, stay tuned to CinemaBlend.

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