Marvel controversy: Mark Ruffalo has a solution to Martin Scorsese's problem

Mark Ruffalo is making headlines for a lot of thing. He has always been in news for a variety of reasons, most prominent one being his tendency to give spoilers of his movies. Ruffalo was recently seen at special screening of his upcoming Dark Waters. Ruffalo tried to resolve feud between Marvel fans and director Martin Scorsese's fans.

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Marvel's Hulk has a solution to Martin Scorsese's problem

Mark Ruffalo found his way into controversy involving director Martin Scorsese. Recently, Scorsese had made a negative comment about movies from Marvel Cinematic Universe. Instead of getting offended by comment made by Scorsese, Ruffalo came to a solution to on-going feud. Scorsese said that movies by Marvel studios are ‘t cinema’ but are more of a ‘me park’. He, in an interview with a leading magazine, said that closest he can think of Marvel movies, which are well made as y are, with actors doing best y can under circumstances, is a me park. He added that it is t cinema of human beings trying to convey emotional, psychological experiences to ar human being.

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On this, Ruffalo said defending Marvel movies that what really speaks to people about se movies is heart and humanity of characters and this is what makes Avengers: Endgame so powerful. se characters from movie care about and reckon with world around m. He said that this is what makes it cinema. To resolve this feud, Mark suggested that he would love to see Marty create a national film endowment, and could, in turn, let young, new talent come in, which will t just be driven by marketplace but by precepts of art. He said that this would really be an amazing thing and added that this is crux of this conversation.

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