Since the age of home and digital media began, many fans have looked forward to deleted scenes.
All films go through an editing process, and things are inevitably cut for narrative flow or the film’s length.
In the age of the superhero genre, deleted scenes can often reveal a bit about the story process and where a story could have gone.
For instance, Donald Glover’s character in “Spider-Man: Homecoming” reveals the existence of Miles Morales in one deleted scene.
Whether they’re full of juicy tidbits or not, it’s fun to learn what the filmmakers were thinking or planning, even when those things don’t make the final cut. Not every filmmaker likes to do those, however.
In a recent interview with Collider, “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
3″ writer/director James Gunn was asked about deleted scenes and extras from that film or the two earlier installments that fans might see in a box set.
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