That's a good sign! And I guess they made two characters from each, so hopefully it won't be two Hawkeyes lol. I guess I'm impatient, I was hoping for Hawkeye+Kate and maybe Doc Ock announcements, but it's just more Tom Holland and Venom again lol. This is probably just way too early.
For Hawkeye and Kate I'd assume this week or after the week or week after the series finale.
I could very well see them waiting until their full big costume reveal moment in the show (likely the finale) and then announcing them
I'm trying to recall the fight scenes. I mostly remember Kate vs the tracksuit mob. It's one person trained academically vs thugs. I wouldn't expect high level martial arts choreography for that. Awkward fighting seems to fit the bill.
Sure, except it comes off as poorly executed as someone with no experience fighting trying to make it seem like they can. You can tell Hailee and the stuntmen were waiting for their cues and making sure not to hurt her. It was all too blatantly choreographed. I've seen better fight scenes on the CW honestly.
Girly girls cant fight. Scarjo was lucky to have Moneymaker look so dynamic in her action scenes.Sure, except it comes off as poorly executed as someone with no experience fighting trying to make it seem like they can. You can tell Hailee and the stuntmen were waiting for their cues and making sure not to hurt her. It was all too blatantly choreographed. I've seen better fight scenes on the CW honestly.
ScarJo relied heavily on her stunt double though...and it was a wise decision. Her BW action sequences always looked great...even though they required tons of cuts in editing.
Hailee is not the director. She would not be the one who’d make that call.
She's not the director, but of course she would make that call. There's a reason stunt doubles exist. They do what the actors won't or can't do.
If the director, the producers, the cinematographers etc all know it isn’t working, it’s their job to bring in the stunt actors to make it work. The director isn’t going to just shrug and say, “well Hailee wanted to do the fight scenes so my hands are tied”. That’s just not how it works. It’s the director’s show, the actors do as they are told.
Moneymaker is the stunt coordinator on the show.
Yeah, I didn't see any ******** jutsu either. Oh wait, wrong show.
Seems like plenty are trashing her coordinating job. Could be director wants more face than just a double, tv has tighter schedules, maybe less prep time idk.
Sorry, but the director is a nobody, who has only done a bunch of SNL stuff...has 0 experience with fight choreography, and would therefore be overruled by big name talent aka Hailee.
Lmao, that's not how that works. The director would have final say in what works or looks best not to mention the showrunner and producer. And would also work with the editor in post long after the actor is gone to use whatever version they felt best (hailee's action or the double). To make up the claim the fights were bad solely because Hailee wanted to do them herself and then go on a big spewl about your said made up speculation is many levels of ignorance. It's hilarious you think Hailee had any sway in what stays in or out of the final edit, not to mention that she had any power to decide what looked best on the day. Hailee would "overrule" the director on using her fight sequence and that they keep it in? Top kek. No the actual logical answer is that the problem would lie with either the stunt coordinator, whoever shot it, and likely whoever edited it, with the director also to blame for not recognizing what wasn't working. All much more likely scenarios than your ..Hailee ruling the set with some iron fist, deciding what stunts she will be doing and how it's coming along in post and what they go with in the end. Lmao no.Sorry, but the director is a nobody, who has only done a bunch of SNL stuff...has 0 experience with fight choreography, and would therefore be overruled by big name talent aka Hailee.
So if SHE wanted to do her own fight scenes then the show is at the mercy of the A-list talent's wants and desires. Hailee clearly wanted to do it since it's her face we see in all the shots and that's why the fight scene was so atrocious. She's not a trained fighter at all and it clearly shows...but, hey, A for effort, right?
TV shows are also known to run on very tight schedules, so if Hailee wasted the entire day with her sh***y takes, the production is forced to move onto the other scenes. Moreover, I'm sure these chump producers (let's be real, Marvel has only hired a bunch of newbs and rooks to run their D+ shows) didn't wanna bruise Hailee's ego by essentially saying she can't fight for s***, so they accepted the work for the day and moved on.
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Cumberbatch recently talked about how the reshoots are making up filming they wanted to do initially but couldn't do due to Covid. Just IMO, but I never found any tv shows really great in action stunts anyway.
I agree for the most part but I thought the fight scenes in Daredevil were pretty good. Even Agents of Shield. I don’t watch DC shows but some of Arrow I’ve seen looked really good as well. I guess it’s all about who has the budget and talent. The Defenders is probably the worst example I can think of.
