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Creative Risks

All articles tagged with #creative risks

entertainment2 years ago

"Pedro Pascal Exposes Marvel's Money as the Ultimate Villain"

Pedro Pascal's potential casting as Mister Fantastic in Marvel's Fantastic Four highlights the issue of Marvel's bloated budgets and reliance on big-name actors. In the early days of the MCU, Marvel took risks by casting relatively unknown actors, which paid off as they became huge stars. However, as budgets have skyrocketed, the studio has become risk-averse, leading to forgettable and formulaic films. Marvel's reliance on post-production tinkering and the shift towards hiring directors as "hired hands" has further impacted the creative process. The constant output of content on Disney+ has also alienated casual fans, causing a decline in interest. To fix these issues, Marvel needs to reduce its output, lower budgets, and focus on delivering compelling stories rather than relying solely on star power.

entertainment2 years ago

Nicole Kidman Speaks Out on Controversial Magazine Cover Shoot

Nicole Kidman defends her controversial Vanity Fair cover shoot, where she wore a Miu Miu micro skirt resembling a racy school uniform. The actress, known for taking creative risks, stated that she doesn't let critics stop her from expressing herself. Kidman also mentioned that she doesn't pay attention to hurtful comments, as it would hinder her from embracing future creative projects. The skirt has gained popularity and has been worn by other celebrities, becoming a social media sensation.

entertainment2 years ago

Tom Hanks Opens Up About His Film Industry Experiences.

Tom Hanks revealed that filming the running scenes in "Forrest Gump" was grueling and left him exhausted, making it difficult for him to remember his monologues. Director Robert Zemeckis opted to shoot certain scenes in the style of a multi-camera sitcom, allowing Hanks to rely on cue cards. Hanks admires Zemeckis for taking creative risks on the film, which went on to become one of his most recognizable roles.

gaming2 years ago

The Dark Side of Game Development: Cancelled Games and the Future of Gaming.

Former PlayStation boss Shuhei Yoshida says that making video games is difficult and expensive, and as a result, PlayStation cancels many games in order to save developers from getting stuck on projects that aren't working out. While it may be painful for those involved, canceling projects can save studios and publishers a lot of money and future pain. Yoshida still wants Sony and other developers to take creative risks instead of the industry becoming dominated by live-service games.