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( Giant network viz underneath the cut )
Adding Fantastic Four 2015 has changed things.
Obviously it fits right in the "bad Marvel film" section (it does strike me that none of the Marvel Studio/MCU ones are even close to being included in this, even my least favourite ones). It fits so well that when it pulled them down, Stan Lee's bubble was pulled to underneath the Fantastic Four bubble. He's in there, just hidden.
Simon Kinberg links the film directly to X-Men: Last Stand. He was a writer on Last Stand (and still apologises for what he did to Cyclops) and producer on Fantastic Four.
Marco Beltrami composed the music for this and I, Robot.
Stephen E. Rivkin edited both this and Avatar. That was the addition that really changed the rest of the diagram, pulling Avatar up and pushing Romeo Must Die out of the main body of the network.
The other interesting thing to note is despite how close Liev Schreiber and Wolverine Origins are to this, there is no direct link, those bubbles, much like the Stan Lee bubble, have just been pulled there and trapped by how they're tied to other films in the Bad Marvel Films section.
Adding Fantastic Four 2015 has changed things.
Obviously it fits right in the "bad Marvel film" section (it does strike me that none of the Marvel Studio/MCU ones are even close to being included in this, even my least favourite ones). It fits so well that when it pulled them down, Stan Lee's bubble was pulled to underneath the Fantastic Four bubble. He's in there, just hidden.
Simon Kinberg links the film directly to X-Men: Last Stand. He was a writer on Last Stand (and still apologises for what he did to Cyclops) and producer on Fantastic Four.
Marco Beltrami composed the music for this and I, Robot.
Stephen E. Rivkin edited both this and Avatar. That was the addition that really changed the rest of the diagram, pulling Avatar up and pushing Romeo Must Die out of the main body of the network.
The other interesting thing to note is despite how close Liev Schreiber and Wolverine Origins are to this, there is no direct link, those bubbles, much like the Stan Lee bubble, have just been pulled there and trapped by how they're tied to other films in the Bad Marvel Films section.
