Iman Vellani Isn’t Embarrassed By ‘The Marvels’ Poor Performance, Says It ‘Has Nothing To Do With’ Her
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Iman Vellani isn’t too bothered by the disastrous box office performance of “The Marvels.” The Canadian star who returned to her “Ms Marvel” role as Kamala Khan/Ms Marvel in the new film, was recently interviewed by Yahoo! Entertainment will react to everything that “The Marvels” has collected since its release on November 10.
“I don’t want to focus on something that’s not even in my control,” the 21-year-old replied, “because what’s the point?” “It’s for Bob Iger,” Vellani added, referring to the CEO of the Walt Disney Company and emphasizing that the film’s financial success “has nothing to do with” her.
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Iman Vellani is satisfied with “the finished product”
“I’m happy with the finished product and the people I care about enjoyed the film,” said Vellani, who stars in “The Marvels” alongside Brie Larson as Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel and Teyonah Parris as role of Captain Monica Rambeau.
“It’s a really good time watching this movie, and that’s all we can ask for with these movies,” the Pakistani-born actress said, adding, “There are superheroes, that’s takes place in space, it’s not that deep and it’s about teamwork and sisterhood. It’s a fun movie, and I’m so happy to be able to share it with people.”
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Larson’s return to the big screen as Captain Marvel grossed $47 million at the domestic box office in its opening weekend. However, according to several reports, this figure suggests the worst opening weekend at the Marvel Cinematic Universe box office.
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A sequel to 2019’s “Captain Marvel,” which grossed $153 million in 2019, “The Marvels” made the most of any film released this weekend, but its $47 million gross pales in comparison. to the 32 other films released by Marvel Studios. within its interconnected universe since 2008’s “Iron Man.”
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Despite a relatively weak box office opening for “The Marvels,” the film enjoys approval from both critics and audiences on RottenTomatoes (62% critical approval, 83% audience approval). The film also holds a B rating from CinemaScore, which surveys audience members at opening night outings.
Iman Vellani said ‘Ms Marvel’ comics ‘were such a monumental thing’ in her life
Vellani told People last May at the Gold Gala in Los Angeles that the “Ms. Marvel” comics “were such a monumental thing in my high school life” in terms of representation.
“I never realized that a story like this could exist out in the open,” she explained, adding, “I think the fact that we were able to have it on Disney+ and that Marvel is the “one of the most successful franchises in the world” That means little girls will grow up and it will be something they can watch on a Friday afternoon.
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Iman Vellani on her relationship with Brie Larson
She also opened up about her relationship with Larson, saying, “We’re close and she’s honestly an older sister at this point. I think she’s really taught me a lot of things about how to take care of myself and how to “the importance of taking care of yourself mentally and physically, and I really value our friendship.”
” As for the advice Larson gave her, the actress said, ‘Get a Theragun,'” she added.
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