Black Widow movie brings in new writer for rewrites.

Black Widow movie brings in new writer for rewrites. Feb 19, 2019 17:58:50 GMT taylorfirst1 likes this

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Post by sostie on Feb 19, 2019 17:58:50 GMT

Feb 19, 2019 16:57:42 GMT DC-Fan said:

Feb 19, 2019 14:05:42 GMT sostie said:

What a dumb comparison. How many mixed tag teams are in the WWE? Who would they have fought? They were never going to be a "package" that would work together.

In Paige's case, WWE decided not to sign her brother. There's no law that says WWE had to sign both of them. Likewise, there's no law that says Kevin Feige had to hire both of them.

Because they had no reason to hire him...they were not going to used or hired as a "team"

Likewise, there's no law that says Kevin Feige had to hire both of them.

No there isn't..but who splits up a successful creative partnership. Was just one Russo brother hired (you seem happy to accept two men can work in collaborations...again says more about you)? Who hires just one Coen brother?

The only reason MCU Dictator Kevin Feige

You constantly use this term (for some reason you still use it...sorry it was neither funny , insightful or clever...EVER. So what makes him a "dictator"? Was George Lucas the Star Wars dictator? The Brocollis the James Bond dictators? Explain

hired both of them was because he wanted a man to direct Captain Marvel but wanted a woman to parade in front of the media cameras for PR fluff

Source? Link? Nah, didn't think so

Feige recently announced for PR fluff that MCU would hire more female directors and female writers and then turned around and hired a male writer to re-write the Black Widow script.

So they should have picked a woman rather than someone they thought was right for the job, regardless of sex. Seems you are all for tokenism.

the only time Feige hired a solo female director (Patty Jenkins for Thor 2), he fired her before filming began just because she asked for more creative freedom.

She left...she wasn't sacked. She left because she wanted to change the screenplay that she was hired to film and change the film into Romeo & Juliet.