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Punished_Blinx posted...

I think maybe she was doing both projects at the same time?

https://collider.com/the-marvels-director-nia-dacosta-exit-post-production/

No idea if this is normal.

I think it's maybe one of those things where context got lost somewhere and it sounds worse than it was. The source might have meant just left the country/workplace and not the movie.

I think it's pretty obvious what happened. She wasn't happy with it and moved on as soon as she could, while still finishing her contractual obligations.

It seems worse because she already complained about how much overall control Feige has several months ago.

I think it's why Disney shit is now full of new directors that have only a movie or two to their name and not even that sometimes. As we saw with Star Wars, damn near every established director eventually left due to creative differences.