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Thunderbolts Star Notes the MCU Movie's Stunts and Human Story Emphasis.

Encouraging Update Regarding MCU Movie 11 Months Before Release Thunderbolts Star Shares

One of the stars of the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie Thunderbolts* has said about what viewers should expect from the film and exposed that a typical Marvel problem won't affect it.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus remarked on how Thunderbolts* is "trying to stay away from as much C.G.I. or whatever as possible" in speaking with The New York Times. Please find the complete quote below:

How Thunderbolts* Avoid Computer Graphics

It is quite orderly. really exact. And I mean not in a negative sense either. Actually, believe it or not, they are quite much preoccupied with the human tale especially on this movie. They are essentially returning to their roots as it were. And so that is a lot of attention paid to. They want to avoid as much C.G.I. or whatever as feasible so that the Stunts seem to be everywhere. And in reality, I had to do a couple.

I'm not, although I'm presenting this as though I'm flying through the air like Captain America or anything. It's simply a really, very, very, very quick stunt.

What to Anticipate from Thunderbolts*

One of the stars of Thunderbolts* has disclosed that a recurrent Marvel issue is out of the way, so the movie will be a different kind of MCU film.

With a franchise complaint not affecting the Marvel Cinematic Universe movie, a Thunderbolts* star remarks on what viewers might expect from it.

CGI Issue of the MCU

Physical media aficioners point to the medium as the finest way to see a movie or TV show at home for a reason. Compression techniques applied in streaming services and VOD platforms cause a decrease of the audio and visual quality of a title. Dark scenes seem to aggravate the problem even if the difference is not always obvious in broad daylight scenes. Unfortunately, the immaculate conclusion and much of the remainder of the movie are somewhat dark, thus this influences the title especially.

With episode 3 of season 8, "The Long Night," Game of Thrones is most likely the first big streaming title that gets flak on social media for being too dark. Though many viewers apparently found it too dark to enjoy or grasp, the episode has a significant fight scenario. Spinoff series House of the Dragon on Max on Max comes under similar criticism in 2022 for an episode in season 1 mostly scheduled for nighttime. Other more sinister recent works are The Batman and episodes of The Handmaid's Tale.

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