Overcrowded movies
You’ve heard this one plenty of time – Marvel and Disney have the tendency to overcrowd their movies with superheroes and supervillains. Each and every time a new casting decision is made official some people shout that there are already too many characters in a movie.
Leaving the ensemble films aside (Avengers, Captain America: Civil War), did you ever have the feeling that the movies were overcrowded? I didn’t. The Russos did a terrific job with the second Captain America movie, juggling (for the first time in a solo franchise, at that time, not counting the terrible Iron Man 2) more than one superhero and more than one villain.
As a matter of fact, The Winter Soldier must be the best movie of the MCU!
As for the Avengers films, it can become pretty difficult finding enough screen time for every character. However, no matter how small a part an actor has, it is still vital for the film (Hawkeye, for example, in both of the Avengers flicks).
Guess what – Spider-Man: Homecoming won’t feel overcrowded, even if it has three villains, an appearance from Tony Stark, and other possible cameos. It’s simple – it’s called fan-service (plus, it always helps having Robert Downey, Jr. credited for a film).
