Meryl Streep dropped a bold critique of Marvel movies, calling them “boring” and lamenting the oversimplification of modern cinema into black-and-white good-vs-evil battles. Her comments, made while reflecting on complex characters in The Devil Wears Prada sequel, carry extra weight given her legendary reputation for nuanced performances. She’s not alone—Scorsese and Tarantino have voiced similar concerns about superhero films losing cinematic depth. Meanwhile, a playful exchange with NFL star Travis Kelce added a lighthearted twist, showing even Hollywood’s titans can laugh off the drama. Streep’s take fuels an ongoing debate: are we sacrificing complexity for blockbuster appeal?
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