Supergirl Director Credits James Gunn for Helping Choose Song for Much-Discussed Slow-Motion Fight Scene
The director of 'Supergirl' discusses James Gunn's involvement in the music selection for a controversial slow-motion fight scene.
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📍 How it ended
The Supergirl director credited James Gunn for helping choose the song for a much-discussed slow-motion fight scene. Other coverage focused on the film's ending and whether it contained a post-credits scene.
Epilogue added 14d ago, after coverage quieted.
The brief
The director of the 'Supergirl' film has highlighted James Gunn's role in helping select the song for a much-discussed slow-motion fight scene. This specific musical choice has been described as controversial in some reporting.
Coverage from IGN and Newsweek emphasizes the collaboration with Gunn regarding the fight scene's audio. Meanwhile, USA Today and Yahoo focus on the film's 'twisted' and 'darker' ending, with actress Milly Alcock providing explanations for the conclusion.
Future attention is directed toward the film's ending and its implications for the DC Universe. Additionally, TheWrap reports on inquiries regarding the presence of a post-credits scene.
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Quick answers
Who helped choose the song for the slow-motion fight scene?
The director credits James Gunn for assisting in the selection of the song.
How has the song choice been described?
The song has been described as both 'much-discussed' and 'controversial'.
What has been said about the film's ending?
The ending is described as 'darker' and 'twisted,' with Milly Alcock providing an explanation for it.
Coverage (6)
- Here’s Why ‘Supergirl’ Ends and Sounds Like That Gizmodo · 23d ago
- ‘Supergirl’ Director Blames James Gunn for Controversial Song Choice Newsweek · 24d ago
- Does ‘Supergirl’ Have a Post-Credits Scene? TheWrap · 24d ago
- 'Supergirl' spoilers! Milly Alcock explains that 'twisted' ending USA Today · 24d ago
- The darker 'Supergirl' ending explained and what's next for the DC Universe Yahoo · 24d ago
- Supergirl Director Credits James Gunn for Helping Choose Song for Much-Discussed Slow-Motion Fight Scene IGN · 24d ago
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