Matthew Vaughn Suggests Marvel Should Prioritize Quality over Quantity and Criticizes CGI Dependence in Superhero Films

Matthew Vaughn, director of the Kingsman franchise, advises Marvel to produce fewer films and focus on making them outstanding, expressing concerns that excessive use of CGI in superhero movies makes them feel like video games.

Matthew Vaughn’s Advice to Marvel: Prioritize Quality Over Quantity and Reduce CGI Dependency

During the 2023 New York Comic-Con interview with ScreenRant about his movie ‘Argylle,’ Vaughn suggested that Marvel should make fewer high-quality films and avoid excessive use of CGI, which he feels can make superhero movies resemble video games.

Vaughn said, “When you’re making a superhero movie, you sort of have to work harder because you’ve got to make people believe it. That’s why X-Men First Class was pretty grounded. We set it in the Cuban Missile Crisis; they had relatable human problems. And it wasn’t relying on the CG. I think CG’s f—ed up everything as well because you feel like you’re watching a video game. You’re not with the characters.” He added, “Apart from Guardians, I still think Groot and the Raccoon are f—ing pieces of genius, and I feel so much for them. So I’ll be intrigued. I think at least DC is under; I think James Gunn and Saffron have a good chance of popping, and hopefully, Feige will go back to less is more and make fewer films and concentrate on making them great.”

Upcoming MCU Phase Five and Six Movies: Release Dates and Titles

Vaughn recently announced two new titles in the ‘Kingsman’ franchise at New York Comic Con. ‘Kingsman 3‘ is now called ‘Kingsman: The Blue Blood,’ continuing the story from ‘Kingsman: The Secret Service‘ and ‘Kingsman: The Golden Circle.’ Additionally, ‘Kingsman: The Traitor King‘ is confirmed as the sequel to ‘The King’s Man,’ expanding the ‘Kingsman’ series.

Vaughn will return to direct the third installment of the Kingsman franchise, and production is scheduled to start by the end of 2023 after the SAG strike ends. Taron Egerton and Colin Firth will reprise their roles as Eggsy and Harry for the final installment, concluding their characters’ story.

‘Kingsman: The Blue Blood’ will start filming by late 2023 and is set to release in early 2025.

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