After the success of Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Captain America: Civil War, it's no great surprise that Marvel Studios locked in Joe and Anthony Russo for Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. The former earned over $2 billion at the box office, while the latter will more than likely earn the same, if not more.
After that and the critical acclaim Infinity War received, you'd think that the filmmakers would be riding high but Anthony has now revealed the one regret they have about making these movies.
When the director was asked what specifically what they would change looking back, he candidly responded: "We wouldn’t shoot them back-to-back. [Laughs]"
"I think the challenge for all of us was finding the balance between the two films," Russo explained. "Because each film is so complex on its own that sometimes considering both of them was a bit overwhelming. So we looked for opportunities in the process to separate the two so that our brains could be fully focused on the narrative."
"While the films have a connection," he concluded, "as the Marvel films do, they are distinct stories."
You can see where Russo is coming from as it obviously would have been helpful for them to have time to reflect on Infinity War and see what audiences responded to before making the sequel. As it stands, the story was locked in before Infinity War even hit theaters and what will be, will be.
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