There's No Safe, Like Simply Safe

There's no safe, like Simply Safe. The movie is this interesting object of creativity because you can feel where changes are made and you can feel what was in the original intent. That's an example of a new addition because of Chad's loss that I think is effective. We get to the end of the movie and we feel really satisfied emotionally by one character's arc. But then there are all these other decisions. And it felt candidly like a sinister, like, Kevin Feige looming over the proceeding being like, "We got to get Ironheart in here"