As ‘Avengers: Doomsday‘ seems to be the next massive project in the MCU, expectations are that the film will mark a huge comeback for the franchise ahead. Not only fans, but the Russo Brothers are also hoping to achieve the same feat and are ready to take things to the next level with ‘Doomsday‘.
The filmmakers remain optimistic about the much-awaited release and look forward to the performances of some of the characters in their upcoming venture. With Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans having crucial roles in the upcoming film, the Russo Brothers had a lot to say about both the characters and their significance in ‘Doomsday‘.
Russo Brothers Might’ve Increased The Complexity With ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
As Robert Downey Jr. makes his massive return to the franchise with ‘Doomsday‘, a lot of things are expected from him in the upcoming film. With Doctor Doom making his entry in the MCU, the filmmakers know how difficult and complex things can become when it comes to narrating the story through films.
Related: The Russo Brothers On Why Avengers: Doomsday’s “Trailers” Aren’t What They Seem
During a recent interview, Anthony and Joe Russo stated that bringing Doctor Doom into the frame brings a new level of complexity and difficulty. “We also run into the complexity and the difficulty of what these movies can do at a narrative level. I think we’ve found a new level of that in Doomsday,” said the Russo Brothers.
They also elaborated on how Doctor Doom demands a particular tone, as seen in the film. As the introduction of Doctor Doom makes ‘Doomsday‘ and the MCU a bit more thrilling, the Russo Brothers also talked about how crucial Chris Evans‘ Captain America remains for the film.
MCU Can’t Push The Narrative Forward Without Captain America
As Chris Evans returns as Steve Rogers in ‘Doomsday‘, the character holds a special place in everyone’s hearts, and the same goes for the filmmaking duo. They stated that there might be no narrative without Captain America.
In case you missed it: ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Could Reveal The Dad Life Steve Rogers Chose After ‘Endgame’
The duo stated, “We have a special affinity with the character; we can’t see this narrative without his central role in it basically. The special place he holds among the ensemble, he sort of retains that moving forward”.
As ‘Doomsday‘ aims to bring a huge team filled with Marvel’s most thrilling superheroes, including the ‘Fantastic Four‘ and the return of ‘X-Men‘ actors, the film seems to set the tone for Phase 6. On top of that, the arrival of Doctor Doom makes things more exciting and thrilling.
You might also like to read: Marvel Could Be Rewriting Cyclops’ Greatest Weakness Before ‘Avengers: Doomsday’
