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Re: Disney buys Marvel for 4 Billion
I pretty much have the same feelings on the subject as the previous posters. The quality of Marvel's films has increased dramatically since they created their own production company. My main concern is that Disney often can't leave well enough alone and could (theoretically) really screw things up for Marvel. Hopefully, that won't be the case and Disney really will keep their hands out of the production side of things and will simply sit back and collect the profits.
The following is an example of a film that Marvel didn't produce or have full creative control over vs. one they did:
Ang Lee's "Hulk" (...a movie that, in my opinion was completely butchered by the studio and director) vs. Marvel's "The Incredible Hulk" (...a movie that stayed much closer to the original source material, but unfortunately didn't have as much theatrical success as it could have. This was partially due to the fact that many theater goers were afraid it was a sequel to the Ang Lee stinker.) ...any questions?
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