James Gunn recently worn his heart on his round and addressed what he believes to be the biggest problems that afflict the film industry today.
He shared his frank and not filtered reflections in an interview with Rolling Stone.
This conversation saw him become quite honest and admitted from the start: “I believe that the reason why the film industry is dying is not because of people who do not want to see films.”
And “it is not because of the house screens that become so good”, as it is as specified.
“The number one reason is that people make films without finished script,” said Gunn.
“Everyone wanted to make the film. It was Greenlit, ready to leave. The script was not ready. And I couldn’t make a film where the script is not good.”
Before this “we have been very lucky so far, because the” Supergirl “script was so well spoiled. And then “Lanterns” entered, and the script was so good.
But ultimately, it was made possible because of Warner Bros and because “we do not have the mandate [at DC] Have a certain amount of movies and television shows each year. So we are going to get out everything we think of the highest quality. »»
“We will obviously do good things and things not so good, but I hope that in average, everything will be as high as possible.” Because in average “nothing happens before there is a scenario which I am personally satisfied,” he said in his final declaration.
