Steve Ahlman

We only have a couple of actors like that in the MCU left who really love suiting up and doing these characters.

You got, like, I think, like, D'Onofrio was one of them.

I think Florence Pugh.

Chris Hemsworth loves being Thor.

And, like, to know that they have a little bit of, like, creative agency...

In, like, the actual script writing process, not so much this committee that we've been used to in the MCU.

I'm very interested in that.

It was.

It was ambitious.

Ethan Hawke, man.

No, but I think what Charles is hinting at is kind of my big grander theory of if there was a whole dismantling of

like the business model of an MCU of this interconnected continuity of all of these blockbusters leading into another with all of these other characters bleeding over.

I would have wanted a world full of the Batmans.

It's nothing but one-offs.

You have a story that's driven by one certain actor or one certain story or one certain cast, and then that's it.

And then the next project is the next project.

Yeah, but is it any different than any other pressure that an MCU movie has gotten?

Yeah, but that's the thing, though.

It doesn't fuck up your entire... There's always going to be superhero movies.

There's always going to be things that we look off into this and be like, oh, well, there's the next thing.