I didn't realize he was the one that made that short, or that he pushed so hard for the movie in the first place. So I'll agree with you that it's a shame, and I can admit that I didn't have all the facts and was wrong in that respect. I'm never going to be as upset over it as you, for obvious reasons, but I can see where the facts you laid out do make it a loss of some significance. If only for those reasons, I guess it is too bad.But that's kind of the point. He was passionate about this project, and not in the Hollywood sense. He's been pushing for the chance to make this movie since 2006, 2 years before Iron Man even kicked off the MCU. He spent his own money to make a proof of concept Ant Man short thing on his own just to get Marvel to let him make this movie about a character they had no big plans for. He MADE Ant-Man happen as much as any single person possibly could.
And now he's off it. The fact you have some weird blind spot for his brilliance doesn't change the fact that this movie was his baby from before it was even really conceived. And now we are never going to get his version of the movie.
I have faith in Marvel. Theywillmake a good Ant Man movie. But I will never see the Ant-Man movie that Edgar Wright envisioned for the better part of a decade and fought for and finally got the backing and big budget to make. That is a God damned shame, and if you or anyone can't see or accept that the fault lies purely on you.
Still bros?