He could take his time to build the brand new DCU (with a bible of production equally), but with regard to the creation of a crucial element in the Marvel cinematographic universe, James Gunn spent almost the same time to create it that it would take to read this article. In a recent interview with GQ, the director “Superman” thought about his stay on the other side of the street with the other successful superhero franchise and explained how he did not have the idea of Infinity Stones. It turns out that the manufacture of some of the most powerful objects in the universe is not as complicated as you think.
It was in Gunn’s first Marvel film, “Guardians of the Galaxy”, which, in addition to treating the delivery of line from Vin Diesel, finally had a complete breakdown of the Infinity Stones that the crazy Titan, Thanos (Josh Brolin), was so obsessed. However, even the director admits that he did not understand everything at the start. “I knew there were infinite stones when they said,” You know, we thought, and we may think that some of these things were infinity stones in different ways. And so, could you write what Infinity Stones mean? “” From there, the challenge was to move what was going to become his. No big deal, right?
James Gunn did not know how great the stones were going to become
By thinking about the history of the MCU, “Guardians of the Galaxy” was easily one of his biggest games, so the appointment of the man who rigortized them to also find the origin of the Infinity Stones was even more a risk. Fortunately, Gunn did not feel the pressure of what he created and simply broke out on the whole. “When I wrote the scene with the collector explaining that, you know, there was this explosion, then the Infinity stones were born, and what they mean and where they came from was me who was literally seated for three minutes and writing this,” said Gunn. “And that’s what has become the rest of the Infinity Stones.”
At this stage of the chronology, the MCU was still in its infancy, the Guardians arriving on screens only six years after Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) was announced as Iron Man. Like many points of the plot in the MCU, no one really had a clear idea of the deductible of $ 1 billion that developed. “I didn’t know it was going to become what it was going to become,” admitted Gunn. Even now, the chief of the DC universe said that he had trouble understanding how the MCU eras were divided. “I never understood what these phases were in Marvel. I do not know what it means, as, I have no idea what it means. I have no idea what all of this meant.” Well, the construction of the world can sometimes be complicated.
