Nia DaCosta is the director of The Marvels and is opening up about superhero movie fatigue and why her film is different from the rest. As the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to build in the af…
Cinematic Universe continues to build in the aftermath of, things have seemingly slowed down in the superhero world. A Marvel film is not a guarantee of a box office hit anymore which has many questioning if superhero fatigue is real, something that DaCosta acknowledges.
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