It's no secret, the theater experience was on the scales for a hot minute. Kovid-19 pandemic, of course, took a lot of China; After a report from the Cinema Foundation (through Hollywood reporter), the number of active screens in the United States decreased from 41,172 in 2019 to 39,007 in 2022. That number has withdrawn a little in the years since then, though, while selling tickets in the world is also slowly increasing. At the same time, we have yet to see that the annual accounts of the box office are approaching the match of the massive part of 2019 in the Pandemic era. That year he recorded $ 11.23 billion in sales of tickets to the domestic cashier. 2020

However, these figures only add to the general (dark) milieu in which features that feature films, like cultural force, seem to be declining. People seem to just see no more movies (at least not in cinemas), while children are not obsessed with scripted TV shows or feature films as they were just a generation. .

This brings us to the Jameseshes Gun, the director of several significant superhero eyelashes and director, who is currently in charge of restarting the DC Comics' shared universe in the film and TV, with the upcoming Gunn's "Superman", which serves as the first film in his and his new DC. Gun, after seeing his part of the two hits (his films "Guardians of the Galaxy") and Flops (his "Suicide Squad", although it is largely due to the pandemic), agrees that the KINARS are diminishing as a popular place to consume films - and it has a very well -being.

As Gun explained Rolling stone:

"I believe the reason why the film industry is dying is not because of people who do not want to watch movies. This is not because the home screens become so good.

For years, Chinese experts, as Gun have noted, have cited diminished interest in film and improvements in homes, as the reasons for the cinemas are in the fall. Many people prefer to watch movies in the comfort of their own homes where they can be uninterrupted and said they do not want to attend public films as they shake the rough behavior of their colleagues. (Even Martin Scorsese feels this way.) Too There are too many ads Most multiplexes, often 30 to 40 minutes, extra time in theater to average film. And again, these problems are only complemented by constant improvements in home viewing technology, as some film fans seem to feel that 4K television and high quality streaming technology is superior to a modern projector.

However, at the last point of Gun, he knows what he is talking about. Gun has spent the last 12 years of his career, making effects-heavy superhero blockbusters for a larger study such as Disney and Warner Bros., and he seems to have been a first-hand witness, a sloppy film that enters them. As reported before, Marvel Studio (for whom Gun made his films "Guardians") has infamous engaged in bitter and unhealthy stimulating wars while looking for VFX houses Can hire for the cheapest price. It is also an open secret that Marvel's directors often make big changes in the last minute films, forcing VFX artists to work overtime to do what they have already finished. That is why Super-expensive, visual effects movies forward can still come out look so cheap.

The Marvel machine should be remembered, is the assembly line that oversees executive producer Kevin Jegie. Also, the starting point of sales of the Marvel Film Universe was that her films would be linked as the episodes of a mass expensive TV show. As such, many of the characters, suit designs, conspiracy points and action sequences in the MCU films have been selected and, in some cases, to a great deal of finalized before the director is engaged or completing the script. Just ask director Lucretia MartelWho was told explicitly that if he wanted to call the footage of the Black Widow, he would not have to sweep the action scenes.

This, as Gun implies, injured MCC's film series and blockbusters in general. It is a filmmaker by the Committee, with writers and directors becoming ordinary product -delivering workers. Not only does the artist's press disappear into such a system, but it does not last too long to start the stories. This may be why MCC's recent films like "Captain America: A Brave New World", "Marveza" and "Ant-man and wasps: Quantania" all felt rough and rushed; It is possible, even probably, the cameras began to roll before the draft is completed. The big study is now dealing with the same philosophy of pants pants that were once employed by B-movie laminas as Roger Korman.

By comparison, Gun has repeatedly said that he wants the DCC to be more friendly to the director. He would also prefer the script to be finalized before filming begins. Time will tell whether the philosophy of Gun can produce a better and more popular breed of blockbuster ... or if the mainstream cinema will continue to decline.

Superman is hit by theaters on July 11, 2025.