David Harbour offers his two cents on the post-MCU film industry
The actor says some of his favorite movies growing up wouldn't be made in the current "climate"

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Although some see the MCU as the Thanos of today’s film industry, David Harbour doesn’t think the superhero-movie business is the only big bad hurting cinematic diversity.
Addressing the box-office domination of the modern Marvel universe, Harbour says although he enjoys the big-budget action sequences hallmark of the studio these days, he would like to see a “broader scope” of creativity gaining traction in theaters.
“When I was growing up, Goodfellas came out in the cinema, and it was like the Captain America of its day,” the Stranger Things star tells The Independent. “We all rushed out to see it. And I don’t know if those movies really can exist in this climate anymore.”