Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Mania criticized for its special effects
Since February 15, viewers in France have been able to discover the first film of Phase V of the MCU, Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Mania. We find the heroes embodied by Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly now living as a family with Scott’s daughter Cassie. But this soon leads them to a new adventure. in the quantum world. Then they will meet of the fearsome Kang the Conqueror.
Ant man 3 got off to a good start in theaters. However, it fell heavily for its second weekend of operation. Peyton Reed’s film received mixed reviews from the press and the public. Its special effects were especially singled out. Many have complained about their quality after discovering the film. And the technicians who worked on the feature film wanted to explain this disappointing result.
Great requests but lack of means for film technicians
vulnerability interviewed three members of the technical team who worked on the special effects ofAnt man 3. And two of them admitted that their team’s work had been a bit sloppy. The reason for this is thatthey didn’t have access “essential resources” to do their job properly. Why Marvel had decided to focus their budget on the special effects of Black Panther: Wakanda Foreverwhich was in post-production around the same time as the latest installment of The Adventures of Ant-Man.
Several of the special effects companies employed by the Maison des Idées were working at the same time Ant man 3 AND Black Panther 2. And, as one employee admitted, Wakandan forever it was the priority for Marvel :
All the money has been in this movie. The best resources have been in it.
The technicians responsible for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantum Mania they were submitted nonetheless high demands on the studio. So they were forced to work sometimes up to 80 hours in a week to satisfy your employer. But the lack of means ended up hurting them.
Marvel was again criticized for its management of employees
This isn’t the first time Marvel has been criticized for its handling of special effects employees. As reported at the time vulnerability AND cnet.commany of these employees had already done so denounced their working conditions many months ago. To answer this, screengeek then he revealed it the studio was considering starting its own special effects company. We’ll see if Marvel takes the plunge and implements this change in the coming months.
Source: Cine Serie
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