What are your feelings about “superhero origin fatigue” in films, since you were so instrumental to Batman’s origin in film?
Entertainment Weekly writer, Darren Franich recently gave me his response and I’d be interested to know yours, particularly because my superheroes’ origins are key to their further stories that I also hope to make films of. Should I leave their origins out and just jump into the stories?
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Hello Professor Uslan,
Thank you for this course.
What are your feelings about “superhero origin fatigue” in films, since you were so instrumental to Batman’s origin in film?
Entertainment Weekly writer, Darren Franich recently gave me his response and I’d be interested to know yours, particularly because my superheroes’ origins are key to their further stories that I also hope to make films of. Should I leave their origins out and just jump into the stories?
http://www.ew.com/article/2015/02/15/entertainment-geekly-mailbag-amazing-spider-man-talkback The response from Darren Franich is the last question listed after clicking the link.
One of my superheroes and a bit about their origin. http://on.aol.com/video/son-of-ex-sounders-player-turns-talent-to-comics-517848130
Lastly, what do you think is needed to keep the superhero film genre consistently engaging and fresh?
With gratitude,
Aaron
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