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"The movies that we make – Marvel, Pixar, Disney, Star Wars – are not only valuable brands in China, but these franchises will all have a presence eventually in this park.

Disney gave few details about the planned Iron Man ride, saying only that it will allow guests to take flight with the superhero as he fights alien invaders across the streets and skyline of Hong Kong — a tease that will surely make Marvel's rabid fan base salivate.

The special effects, however, like Iron Man's suit and The Vision's synthetic skin, remain unfinished, so the scene has a charmingly clunky quality to it and gives viewers a peek into what it takes to make Marvel movies look so damn good. .

But the key to making Marvel films work, Mr. Arad said, is to capture the internal conflicts that have kept the characters compelling through decades of publication.

Given the success of last year's Guardians of the Galaxy, you wonder why quirky seems to have suddenly made Marvel quite so queasy.

For the best part of two decades, through the 1960s and 70s, Lee conceived and scripted the pantheon of superheroes that has made Marvel arguably the most significant "shared universe" in today's entertainment landscape.

What makes Marvel's Agents of SHIELD a little bit special – over and above being the small-screen spin-off of one of the most successful movies of all time – is the unprecendented overlap of talent involved, both in front of the camera and behind it.

"Everyone was considering making Marvel movies but the budgets were just too high," says Sean Howe, author of Marvel Comics: The Untold Story.

"That -- in the end -- is what I think makes Marvel stories so strong.

That safety is part of what has made Marvel the highest-grossing franchise in film history, but it also leads to the blank stares in the opening minutes of the video below.

Also in August, regarding the pre-credit scene of Groot dancing, Gunn stated that he himself danced to provide motion reference for the animators, and that the decision was made to place the scene before the credits, rather than during or after them, because of positive responses from a test audience, which made Marvel and Gunn feel that they didn't want "people walking out and missing this thing".