thats right, Bob. there werent enough execs poking their noses in this movie and thats why it failed. oh yea and Covid, thats still a thing too!
Referring to "The Marvels," Disney CEO Bob Iger said the movie's poor performance was down to a lack of supervision from executives.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger delivered a candid critique of his company during an
interview at The New York Times DealBook Summit on Wednesday.
"Quality needs attention to deliver quality, it doesn't happen by accident. And quantity, in our case, diluted quality, and Marvel has suffered greatly from that," Iger said.
He also pointed to consumers expecting films to be released on streaming and a lack of supervision from executives during the COVID pandemic as culprits for Disney's declining performance at the box office.
Iger also discussed "The Marvels," which recently premiered to a $47 million opening weekend —
the lowest for any Marvel film. He said part of the problem could be traced back to the pandemic, because "there wasn't as much supervision on the set, so to speak, where we have executives really looking over what's being done day after day after day."