Nia DaCosta (second from left) with Marvels stars Iman Villani, Teona Paris, and Brie Larson
Nia DaCosta on the supernatural fatigue of cinema
After Avengers: Endgame topped the global box office in 2019, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is facing a decline in audience interest. Subsequent products no longer guarantee distributors record profits. In an interview with Total Film magazine, Nia DaCosta, who directed Marvels, admitted that audience fatigue from superhero cinema is a phenomenon she notes.
The biggest difference from the MCU movies so far is that our movie is goofy and fun She said of MarvelsThe worlds we travel to in this movie are very different from the ones you’ve seen in the MCU so far.
What do we know about the “Marvels” movie? Watch the trailer
The official description of the “Marvels” plot confirms that the film will continue the threads not only from “Captain Marvel”, but also from the “WandaVision” and “Ms. Marvel” series. Read for yourself:
In Marvels, Carol Danvers (Captain Marvel) has reclaimed her identity from the tyrants of the Kree Empire and exacted her revenge on the Supreme Intelligence. However, unexpected consequences take the burden of an unstable world upon themselves. Duty calls her to a space-time anomaly related to the Curry. Carol’s powers are combined with those of her Jersey City fan, Kamala Khan (Ms. Marvel), and her long-lost niece, now SABER astronaut Captain Monica Rambeau. This mismatched trio will have to join forces to save the universe.
Kamala Khan (Iman Vellani) has just made her Ms. Marvel debut, gaining her powers.
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