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Summary
- MCU director Jon Watts warns against the Spider-Man 4 director using practical effects with Spider-Man swinging on a rope.
- Watts recommends not wasting time on just using a rope for Spider-Man swinging scenes, as this can make the action look boring.
- Watts gives this practical information as his main piece of advice to a prospective future Spider-Man director.
Marvel Cinematic Universe director Jon Watts, who helmed Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man trilogy, reveals his advice for whichever filmmaker will take on Spider-Man 4.
Collider recently spoke to Watts at this year’s CCXP in Mexico City, where they asked him about any advice he would give to whoever ends up directing Tom Holland’s Spider-Man 4, as he shared the following:
I have a very practical bit of Spider-Man advice, and I think every Spider-Man director goes through it. It doesn’t look good when someone is just swinging on a rope. You think you’re gonna go in there, you’re like, ‘we’re gonna do it all practical. We’re gonna get a stuntman. We’re gonna be swinging around.’ It’s boring. It looks dumb. It looks like a monkey swinging on a vine when you put someone on just a rope. Don’t waste your time. That’s my advice to the next Spider-Man director.
Source: Collider
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