He said in the interview that all of the Marvel and other behind the scenes people were convinced it was going to be a huge hit and everyone was going to love it. So he went in expecting that kind of a response.
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Shang-Chi is in active development despite being delayed. Armor Wars was originally going to be a series but now will be turned into a movie (part of Disney's reducing output). As for TV series it's likely that DareDevil will go beyond one season. There are half a dozen other shows in the works.
Is there a current info graphic which shows upcoming Marvel productions?
There used to be ones at the beginning of the DCFU...but that got changed so much that we changed thread from movies to 2020, to "Infinity and Beyond"... which turned out to be just until 2023.
I'm sure there is but that's hardly conclusive, especially with all of the changes from the strikes and other driving factors.
There’ll be an official one once D23 rolls round.
Or is it shareholders events Feige does that at now?
Or is it shareholders events Feige does that at now?
Not really relevant to Marvel anymore, but it seems that the dominoes are starting to fall regarding Jonathan Majors...
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/08/movies/jonathan-majors-girlfriends-abuse.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/08/movies/jonathan-majors-girlfriends-abuse.html
The link is behind a paywall. What's the headline and basic gist?
"Jonathan Majors had a history of abuse in relationships."
The article is based on over 20 interviews from the NYT.
Images of the crew jacket from The Incredible Hulk 2, sorry, Captain America 4.
Red Hulk Smash.
Red Hulk Smash.
Somehow, Red Skull has returned.
I think Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilms included the rights to Harrison Ford, any digital facsimiles, or clones. They own his genetic code and likeness.
I watched the Assembled for The Marvels today, and it was pretty fun. I'm really hoping the bad box office wasn't enough to stop us from seeing the three leading ladies again, they were great in the movie, and seeing how much fun they had working together, it would be a shame if they didn't get to do it again.
Too bad that's not the case. For Captain America--particularly one with Wilson's perspective--a proper Red Skull return would hold so much potential. The First Avenger just scratched the surface with the villain.
Filming a bar fight
Marvel.com has published a timeline that places the Netflix shows in their proper place in the timeline by season. Oddly or interestingly enough, they placed Loki season 2 and What If? season 2 at the very end of the timeline. I'm sure that made sense to somebody at the time.
https://www.marvel.com/articles/movies/mcu-timeline-order-disney-plus?linkId=316711167
https://www.marvel.com/articles/movies/mcu-timeline-order-disney-plus?linkId=316711167
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Putting Loki season 1 after Endgame makes sense only causally rather than chronologically. Technically, from Loki's own POV, the series starts in 2012 right after The Avengers, and he spends most of it in a timeless extradimensional realm. Presumably season 2 is also positioned in more causal than chronological terms, because it follows on the Quantumania tag scene.
Hmm... they don't count the Agent Carter TV series, just the short (which contradicts the series). And no Agents of SHIELD, Cloak and Dagger, or Runaways either.
Hmm... they don't count the Agent Carter TV series, just the short (which contradicts the series). And no Agents of SHIELD, Cloak and Dagger, or Runaways either.
I've made my peace with the fact that Agents of SHIELD takes place on Earth 617. "What If Nick Fury used the Project Tahiti process on Phil Coulson?"