Mark Millar, the writer behind Marvel's Civil War comic book miniseries, has come forward to share his thoughts on the MCU film adaptation, highlighting a few issues he had with the Captain America-focused movie.
"Civil War had a good opening twenty mins, but then I honestly can't remember what the movie was about," Millar said in a post on his blog Millarworld (via TheWrap), citing a lack of levity as one of his chief complaints with the film.
"It's interesting the Russos have a background in comedy because it's really missing in these otherwise well-made pictures and very, very missed," he wrote. "I really hope this bleakness doesn't extend into their two Avengers pictures because what made that first Avengers work was the light as well as shade and I'll be sad if that's all lost like it was in this picture."
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"Civil War had a good opening twenty mins, but then I honestly can't remember what the movie was about," Millar said in a post on his blog Millarworld (via TheWrap), citing a lack of levity as one of his chief complaints with the film.
"It's interesting the Russos have a background in comedy because it's really missing in these otherwise well-made pictures and very, very missed," he wrote. "I really hope this bleakness doesn't extend into their two Avengers pictures because what made that first Avengers work was the light as well as shade and I'll be sad if that's all lost like it was in this picture."
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