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The Legend of Zelda Live-Action Movie Announced by Nintendo
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this post was submitted on 07 Nov 2023
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Avi Arad's track record is a very mixed bag IMO. His films include the "Spider-Verse" films on one hand, on the other there is stuff like "Morbius" and the live-action "Ghost in the Shell".
There is no doubt that Arad knows how to get the budget and bring the people together, but it certainly isn't always working out as intended.
This why producers are not what I judge whether a movie will work or not. And Avi Arad doesn't seem to be one that gets in the way of production but makes sure it runs smoothly and big people are available.
Depends, really. Producers do decide who will work on a movie in the first place. Producers's biggest influence is during pre- and post-production. It's true that producers stay out of the way during the actual production phase, but producers often take back control during the final cut (unless directors get the explicit right to do it that themselves) and other steps in post-production.