Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has overseen the production and release of 18 feature films over the past decade. He has produced several great films among those 18, but he believes Marvel Studios’ latest, Black Panther, is their best.
The studio chief said as much to Black Panther director Ryan Coogler and ABC News.
Kevin Feige says ‘Black Panther’ is the best movie Marvel Studios has ever made
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If there’s a specific group that I could say was mostly not interested in cbm’s but showed up and is showing up and will show up, it’s black women. And they were certainly pleased with Angela, Danai n them, not to mention I’m sure they liked BP and Killmonger. At work tho I asked 3 if they were going to watch it, 2 of em said “nope, 50 shades” 😳 At least the third one said “yep, tomorrow, gotta watch 50 shades 2 before 3 anyway” LOL.
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Man kind of disappointed in Kevin here cause even if he does feel that way, to me that’s not something you should share to the public, unless.. Now i dont agree with everything, but im starting to think red fury isn’t as crazy as I thought!
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Big. Freaking. Shocker.
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Uh, Feige….you need to stop jerking yourself off.
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The newest MCU movie is always the best, because it usually makes more money in the box office than the previous movie. Moviemaking, directing, scoring doesn’t matter in evaluating a movie, only it’s BO money matters, especially to the ones producing them. Right, Feige?
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To be fair, Black Panther is their best so far since The Winter Soldier.
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Yeah well, try telling the critics that.
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I can’t, they all blocked me.
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you were all saying the same about thor 3 5 mins ago *eyes rolling”
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Who’s, “You were all?” I’ve heard people and critics say Thor 3 was Marvel’s, “Funnest” film, their, “Funniest” film and Marvels best Thor movie. That the movie was lit and was fresh.
But in no way did I read anywhere that Thor 3 was the best Marvel film.
Don’t put words in my mouth *eyes rolling*
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Take a quick Google search using the words “Thor Ragnarok Best Marvel Movie”, then come back and tell everyone what the critics had to say.
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I already wrote what the critics said above using quotes from Rotten Tomatoes, a source where there is about 320 or so reviews. One review stating;
“The MCU’s funniest film yet, and the best ‘Thor’ entry so far.”
THAT’S he majority of what the Critics had been saying that it was Marvel’s, “Funniest film” and Marvel’s, “Best Thor Film”.
If there is even ONE review that states that it’s Marvel’s best film, that doesn’t change the Fact that the Majority are saying that it’s their, “Funniest film”.
Go to Rotten Tomatoes, read all their reviews, then come back and tell everyone what the critics had to say.
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if this is true it is because is not a dumb disney comedy
I gotta agree with the man. This film was beautifully done. The directing, themes, score, characterisation even the Villain Killmonger is probably Marvel’s best antagonist (though their Villainy standard character development ain’t that high). You can sort’ve agree with the way that Killmonger see’s things like with Magneto and Heath’s Joker.
My complaints would be the CGI in the third act is quite video-gamey with a tinge of not-enough-emotional-depth with a certain particular scene. Other than that it’s an absolutely beautiful film.
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i dont think you are supposed to agree with the joker. He causes chaos pretty much just because. Its fun to him. In TDK they do attempt to give more complex reasoning to the joker’s motives, but he is still a villain as opposed to an antagonist in my opinion. Sure HE thinks he is doing the right thing, but what he thinks is right is causing chaos and killing people because it is fun and upsets the established order of the world
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Not so much for the whole killing thing, more-so his perspective when it came to that interrogation scene. The whole moral code thing.
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Saw the movie yesterday… Not even close to being the best for me. 7.5/10 tops.
The movie is good, but it’s not as good as everyone’s hyping it to be.
didn’t he say the same thing about Homecoming? I thought I remember something like that. I could certainly be wrong though
Get used to it folks. No one reads reviews anymore anyway, but they certainly don’t read ones that say “Hey, liked it had a good time, that’s it.”
As far as Feige goes I don’t know what else he’s supposed to say. His job is to promote his brand, the source has to be considered.