The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Director Took Cues From An A+ Filmmaker For His MCU Flick, And Now I’m Even More Excited

The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Director Took Cues From An A+ Filmmaker For His MCU Flick, And Now I’m Even More Excited

Captain America: Courageous New World didn’t construct on the insane field workplace momentum of Deadpool & Wolverine and was met by mediocre fan response. Regardless of that, there’s nonetheless lots of purpose to be enthusiastic about upcoming Marvel films and the way forward for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The early buzz for Thunderbolts* appears to be a lot stronger, however past that, the discharge of The Fantastic 4: First Steps has followers very excited. And FF director Matt Shakman simply shared some extra BTS particulars on the movie which have me pumped.

I for one, have been very enthusiastic about Fantastic 4 ever since I heard Kevin Feige examine its retro-future aesthetic to the enduring 1964 World’s Honest. The film is trying to have a vibe in contrast to something we’ve seen within the MCU earlier than, and Shakman not too long ago advised Empire that from a filmmaking standpoint, he took inspiration from the good Stanley Kubrick, who directed maybe the most effective sci-fi film ever made. Shakman stated…

I actually needed it to really feel prefer it was made in 1965, the best way Stanley Kubrick would have made it. Inside purpose. … [We’ve] used outdated lenses, and brought an method to filmmaking that feels extra of the time. After all, we nonetheless have lots of CG.