Marvel, Kvekino? The Scarlet Witch translator protects the technical teams

In recent years, big names in the 7th Art, such as Martin Scorsese or Francis Ford Coppola, have stated that they do not consider superhero films as cinematic. Critics who have talked a lot in Hollywood, some went in the direction of these famous filmmakers while others defended Marvel products.

The latest is Elizabeth Olsen, Scarlett Witch Translator at MCU, currently in the movie Dr. Strange in many worlds of madness. Talked to Independent On this topic, the actor revealed that he was frustrated when people talk about Marvel movies like “A kind of inferior art “.

“I’m not saying we make indie art films, but I think it reduces our technical teams, which bothers me.He explained. And continue:They are the most unusual decorators, costume designers and cameramen. I feel that reducing them to such criticism means devaluing these people who receive award-winning films who also work on these projects.“

Anyone who responded to Benedict Cumberbatch in Doctor Strange 2, however, explained that he understood some of the criticism of blockbusters of this genre and continued to defend the film crew:

From the actor’s point of view, it does not matter, I understand; I fully understand that we give a different idea. But I think damaging Marvel’s reputation hurts hundreds of very talented members of the tech team. Look, I’m a little angry about that.

That’s why Elizabeth Olsen joins the list of actors who have defended Kevin Feig’s studio, such as her colleague Avenger Tom Holland, or even stars outside the MCU, such as Nicolas Cage, who recently said:Marvel is doing a wonderful job!”

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