Nia DaCosta Unfairly Blamed for The Marvels' Box Office Failure

Despite the film's success in storytelling and character development, the director faces unwarranted criticism amid a lack of promotional opportunities due to the SAG-AFTRA strike.

Nia DaCosta, the director of The Marvels, has been unfairly blamed for the film's poor box office performance, despite it being one of the MCU's best films.
The Marvels was released amid the SAG-AFTRA strike, which prevented stars from promoting the film and having a star-studded world premiere.
DaCosta has been targeted with rumors and hit pieces, including claims that she left the set before post-production was complete and that she 'bailed' on a cast-and-crew screening.
Despite the negative narrative, The Marvels is praised for its emotional and entertaining story, captivating characters, and crowd-pleasing moments.
DaCosta's previous work includes the award-winning feature Little Woods and the horror film Candyman, which tripled its budget at the global box office.