Thunderbolts Director on Shame Rooms, Credits Scene and Depression
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"Thunderbolts*" director Jake Schreier talks about the post-credits scene, what Bucky and the Red Guardian's shame rooms would've been, and making a summer blockbuster about depression.

When did you shoot the end credit scene?

That was shot maybe four weeks ago, and I did not direct that. That’s the Russos on the set of “Avengers: Doomsday”. I got to be there, which was very fun, to watch your buddies go on to this grander scale.

  • Geetnerd@lemmy.worldEnglish
    51·
    28 days ago

    And it’s still better than anything Hack Snyder ever made.

    Weird, but predictable.

      • pjwestin@lemmy.world
        3·
        28 days ago

        300 is good, but that’s because the source material is a series of splash pages with one-dimensional characters and no subtext. He’s a visually stunning director, and 300 played to that strength, but he’s an awful storyteller.

      • Geetnerd@lemmy.worldEnglish
        2·
        28 days ago

        I disagree.

        The only movie he directed that’s good is the one he had nothing to do with the script:

        Dawn of the Dead, written by Gunn. Not a great movie, but better than anything Snyder had to do after.

        • piyuv@lemmy.worldEnglish
          3·
          28 days ago

          Haven’t seen it, will definitely do!

          Interestingly, 300 has higher popcornmeter but dawn of the dead has higher tomatometer score on rotten tomatoes

          • Geetnerd@lemmy.worldEnglish
            2·
            28 days ago

            I don’t consider the Tomato score for anything. No offense. I’m an old man, and there are on handful of people whose opinion I value, and respect. And none of them vote on Rotten Tomatoes.

            The Dawn movie I mentioned is decent. It’s not great, but not terrible.

            But check it out, it’s not a waste of time.