'We're Improvisation-Based': Avengers: Doomsday Directors Defend Shooting Film Without a Finished Script

The Russo brothers, directors of the upcoming Avengers film, have revealed that they shot 'Avengers: Doomsday' without a completed script. The directors have also expressed confidence that the film will bring something new to the table, despite concerns about superhero fatigue. The directors have also addressed concerns about superhero fatigue, stating that they are not worried about it for this particular film. Coverage from IMDb and Yahoo News focuses on the directors' comments about the creative process.

The directors have stated that shooting without a script allows for "magic" to happen. However, the specifics of how this approach will affect the final product are not yet clear. The directors have also mentioned that they are testing their limits with this film, but the extent of this experimentation is not yet known. The directors have not yet provided details on how the lack of a finished script will affect the story or the characters.

The impact of this approach on the actors and the overall production process is also not yet clear. The directors have expressed confidence in the film's ability to bring something new to the table, but the specifics of what this "something new" will be are not yet known.