I think it's rubbish, I feel ashamed for Scarlett Johansson, said Stephen Dorff
Disney released 'Black Widow', the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since 2019, but that hasn't stopped me from already having a staunch opponent: Stephen Dorff. The actor, whom many of you will remember for having given life to the fearsome Deacon Frost in 'Blade', has not hesitated to describe the film in question as rubbish.
I don't want to be in 'Black Widow'
Dorff's harsh statements have taken place in a chat with the Independent on various topics, also commenting that "the Oscar gala is this year is the most embarrassing thing I've seen in my life", but it is clear that the most striking thing has been his comments on the Marvel movie.
I keep hunting for good stuff because I don't want to be in 'Black Widow.' It looks like rubbish to me, it looks like a bad video game. I am ashamed of these people, I am ashamed of Scarlett Johansson. I am sure that she will have received five or seven million dollars, but still shame on her. I don't want to be in those movies, I really don't. I will find a young director who is going to be the next Stanley Kubrick and I will work with him in his place.
What seems quite clear is that Marvel will not be willing to work with him after these statements. Also, it's not like he's a sought-after actor either, so one can't have any doubts to what extent he's just saying what he thinks or if he wants to get attention with his words.
In return, I'm sure I'm not the only one wanting to know what you think about the new version of 'Blade' that Marvel prepares with Mahershala Ali instead of Wesley Snipes giving life to the character. After all, if you've had no problem saying that about a movie that doesn't work for you -and probably without having seen a movie that's a fairly solvent hobby-, who knows what you could say about something that touches you more? close up...
