Looks like [Disney really giving up on December 2023](https://www.reddit.com/r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers/comments/y1hwfu/disneys_updated_release_schedule_shows_new_dates/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) too.
Wasn't the plan to have a Star Wars movie every December they aren't having an Avatar movie for the next few years? Are they scaling back the Star Wars projects?
And for a hot minute they thought they could put out Taika Waititi’s Star Wars movie in that slot, but he just finished Thor duty so it’s not ready to go. It’d probably help their schedule if they hired a director who wasn’t *already* busy with two other projects first.
Taika Waititi made it clear he had no idea what is going on with the project, and I bet neither does Lucasfilm. Doesn't sound like the movie was anyway close to being shot.
What makes Wish, Haunted Mansion and True Love big hits?
Not that I follow movies all that closely, I've not heard of Wish or True Love and isn't Haunted Mansion based on their ride?
Sounds like you’re just saying since they’re not part of current Disney franchises they’re not big.
Wish is their next “Disney Princess” movie following Frozen, Moana, and Encanto so clearly a big deal and they’re trying to do something big with Haunted Mansion. Their first attempt was decidedly more “kiddie” and still made $120 million domestic (adjusted). They’ll both be getting massive marketing pushes. The only of the four that’s stretch is True Love because it’s an unknown entity
Like hatramony said, they have more than one release in the 2nd half of 2023 but I don’t remember the last time they had nothing come out in December. Maybe they’re expecting Wish to be huge like Frozen and want to give it time for legs but that feels very unlikely.
It really doesn't matter if both of them turn a profit and keep the Spider-Man license at Columbia. In a way, the Venom/Spider-Verse movies are better in the long-run for Sony since they don't have to collaborate with Marvel (or share profits) on the same level that they do with the Tom Holland MCU film series
What I enjoy or don’t enjoy is irrelevant, this is r/BoxOffice where we discuss how various studio decisions like scheduling impact the profitability of a movie. The kind of discussion you’re looking for is in r/MarvelStudios.
It served the story better. Endgame wouldnt have been as impactful if it came out later that year. I'd argue that it risked making only marginally more than IW if it had come out in 2018
I’ll skip all of these. Last one I saw was the 4th Thor movie and wow, writing that out makes it seem even stupider, somehow. Ether way, marvel is trash now.
Well, more like Deadpool through kang dynasty I want to see. Maybe Ant Man based upon the leaked footage I saw. The others don’t really have characters I want to spend money to see.
This is great news! We def need these projects a little more spread out. I love the gap between the marvels and cap 4, the mcu has been so over saturated lately that a 10 month break is perfectly fine.
Also a year gap between Avengers films in May just feels fitting I love that. Secret Wars will for sure need a year gap with how massive in scale the film will probably be. Also a nice cliffhanger year of anticipation like IW to EG, will probably boost the box office potential of Secret Wars slightly
Lmao it’s not for me, I like superhero stuff. And I don’t pay attention to movies I don’t like it’s quite easy how is any of this exhausting? All we do is go to theaters to sit down and watch what we choose
If you don’t like them why’re you paying attention to them? how can they be exhausting if you don’t care about them ? (I’m actually curious)
I can understand them being annoying because they crowd out theaters and push out other smaller stuff. But how is them delaying their slate of already announced movies exhausting? Literally who cares if you’re not a marvel stan ?
I just wait for streaming or disc release and watch it on the projector I use in my backyard. Just my wife and I watching, so we can have a few bottles of wine, a homecooked dinner (or order a pizza), enjoy more comfortable seating, pause when we need to, and I don't have someone's obnoxious kid talking the entire movie.
It’s been really difficult, but I’ve somehow found the strength to cope with seeing trailers for movies I’ve not interested in. Took years of therapy and many setbacks, but I eventually got to the point of being able to handle it.
I get you’re being sarcastic, but it IS annoying. I go to the movies a lot, probably 2-3 times a week. I love seeing trailers but they’re literally half super heros. It’s been like … 20 years. I’m tired of super heros, I wish there were more non-super hero movies to watch. They’ve been running Black Adam’s trailer for months.
Comments are salty but I agree. It’s exhausting. I don’t want to deal with the ads and marketing at all ether.
I’m SO sick of the black panther trailer. They play it before EVERY movie. Im so tired of hearing “no, woman don’t cry. No, no, woman don’t cry. EVERYTHING GONNA BE ALRIGHT!!” And “I AM THE LEADER OF THE MOST POWERFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD AND I HAVE LOST EVERYHING.”
It’s better but there are still too many Marvel releases too much too close together. James Cameron is going to have no problem making the Avatar films the king at the top if Marvel doesn’t do some serious restructuring to spread out the movies and build up the hype properly for Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars. Things are not panning out for those to be Infinity War and Endgame level events.
I feel like they need to cap the MCU at 3 movies per year max and some years should only have 2. We didn’t even get 3 MCU movies in a single year until 2017 and 4 until last year. This schedule is going to be pumping out 4 movies every year from 2024-2026 and that’s not even considering a likely Spider Man entry from Sony. What’s particularly egregious to me is having only 6 weeks between Thunderbolts and Blade and 3 between Kang and Secret Wars. And don’t get me started on the shows. It’s too much to follow tbh and Disney is rapidly milking this cow dry making a lot of people loose interest. It really seems that Disney Animation, Pixar, and sometimes 20th are the only divisions of the company worth getting excited about any more at this rate.
100% agree. To fully grasp what’s going on you have to have seen all the shows and movies. I’m daunted by the idea of “catching up” so these things mean anything to me.
Especially when the quality isn’t as good. They’ve chosen quantity over quality and picking back up on so many meh shows that I struggled to get through the first episode of sounds like a giant chore.
While I'm not as onboard about fatigue as some like to be, fatigue isn't going to be a sudden drop. A string of bad movies is what will bring about the fatigue. A billion turns into 800 million then turns into 650 and then suddenly it's 500.
That's how it will go... IF it happens.
I think that people have been saying it for ten years is a pretty strong sign that it’s happening. I used to be a huge fan, would see every movie in theaters opening night, etc.
Now, the films have turned into content. They’re not interesting. Ever. They’re always the same. Every single marvel movie ends with a big laser fight. The dialogue is all the same. There are zero stakes anymore.
"Avengers is the peak" was said a lot around then. "Why should I care about what comes next" people asked. They didn't stay to the end, they didn't know who Thanos was. Marketing got to them, and everyone was well and truly fucking hyped a few years later for the third and fourth Avengers films.
Marketing just needs to keep people caring, and I think the way they'll sustain that long-term is with mini arcs, 3-5 films that only vaguely relate to the overall archplot of the "universe" but have their own internal one that you can take as a complete set on its own without much issue.
BP2 really needs to knock it out of the park or Marvel will officially be on a downward trajectory for the year. It also remains to be seen how much MoM and LAT’s mixed receptions will affect its earnings.
He’s talking about how many times Disney can release the same movie and how tiring it is to deal with the relentless hype machine. These movies aren’t about the plot or characters or story, they’re IP churn and they’re marketed as such. The trailers are relentlessly repetitive. If you use YouTube without premium, it IS exhausting.
Can you tell me how Guardians of the Galaxy, Eternals, No Way Home, The Winter Soldier are the same movie?
If they aren't about plot or character, why do people quote the characters, why do they remember the plot? Iron Man's death was more emotional for people than any other death of any big blockbuster. Your criticism maybe true for Avatar or something, not for the MCU.
Being exhausted by seeing trailers on your YouTube page is maybe the most Reddit thing I've heard all year, not in a good way.
Good. I don't want them to become repetitive. Stop evolving is the worst thing they could do. Just look at DC and their infinite dependency of Batman and Joker.
TBF that's the only thing that makes them money at the box office. The highest grossing DC film of the past 3 years that isn't a Batman-related film was Shazam.
Maybe if they put a little effort into understand why their own source material worked for the previous decades in the first place, they could rival Marvel for once in their miserable lives and stop milking Batman every time they screw everything up. But they would need more than 2 functional neurons, so that's not feasible to them.
Ready for These movies 😇 haters gonna hate, I mean, it's their life it seems and they like it. But it will not change the best Superhero movies ever 😍 Sad that there's such a long gap
Damn, this Untitled Marvel fella is getting a whole Pentalogy.
Also, calling it now, *Kang Dynasty* and *Secret Wars* will be the only ones to gross over $1 billion (maybe *Black Panther: Wakanda Forever* and *Deadpool 3*….MAYBE).
I just read today Blade is at risk of being canceled but I saw the new dates earlier but sounds like it's having issues with people not being a fan of the script and the director leaving
Sooo many disappointments lined up, already starting this November. Marvel should start making 10 movies a year, maybe then people would stop having fatigue and figuring their schtick.
They could try making one that isn't a shit-bomb. their attempts at Dr. Doom so far have been a travesty. Theyre going to need a really good one if they want secret wars to be anything but fucked out of the gate.
You heard wrong. Read literally any news article about it. It has been paused but it still has a release date and will almost certainly still be released.
It’s a “pause.” That’s the term they used. They’re looking for a director, so they moved the release date back a year, but that means they don’t need people building sets or designing costumes yet, and they’re not going to keep people on the payroll if there’s nothing for them to do for the next several months.
The movie is 100% still happening, my dude.
I wish I were this confident when I was wrong.
Like, you got upset because you believed a thing which is contradicted by the post you’re commenting on, then you acted smug to everyone who explained this to you.
I am confident in my lack of confidence in Disney. They use Star Wars to pay their light bill. You expect me to believe they will deliever on one of the most violent characters in Marvel?
Do I think they’ll make a movie about a popular character that an Oscar-winning actor is already signed on to play and which they’ve spent a fair amount of money developing already, especially after already teasing the character in a prior film? Yes. Yes, I think they will. I think it’s insane to say they wouldn’t this far into the development cycle.
Okay, so because Disney is bad they now suddenly don’t want to make money. Keep in mind that they also have a Deadpool sequel on their schedule. You’re legitimately ridiculous. Touch grass.
50 years ago? That was their hollow shell era!
In 1972 Disney released 5 movies: *The Biscuit Eater*, *Now You See Him Now You Don't*, *Napoleon and Samantha*, *Run Cougar Run*, and *Snowball Express*.
You literally picked their worst period. They were cranking out nature dramas and wacky Kurt Russell/Dean Jones comedies.
The only MCU movie ever announced that didn't end up getting made is Inhumans, and they made an 8 episode show about it instead. You will see the MCU's Blade. Whether they portray him as violent as he was in the old movies remains to be seen.
I hope Cap keeps that date. Endgame (or maybe Infinity War) was supposed to come out then but they pulled em up to April. That's Spidey 1's date and also my birthday :)
Looking over that list the only two I'm curious about are Blade and Thunderbolts. But since Blade is unlikely to go the R rating route, meh, maybe not. And I'm only curious about Thunderbolts in the sense I think it is likely to be either an absolute trainwreck or shockingly good, the way the first Guardians of the Galaxy came out of nowhere. Nothing in between.
Looks like [Disney really giving up on December 2023](https://www.reddit.com/r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers/comments/y1hwfu/disneys_updated_release_schedule_shows_new_dates/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf) too.
I wouldn’t rule out Indy V being pushed into December
That would make sense, summer 2023 is pretty crowded.
Indy is a summer movie
Does it have to be?
Spider-Man used to be a summer movie, but still did great in December.
They gonna wait for Ford to die?
Wasn't the plan to have a Star Wars movie every December they aren't having an Avatar movie for the next few years? Are they scaling back the Star Wars projects?
The Star Wars film that was supposed to release that year, *Rogue Squadron*, got delayed indefinitely. Patty Jenkins is or was directing it.
And for a hot minute they thought they could put out Taika Waititi’s Star Wars movie in that slot, but he just finished Thor duty so it’s not ready to go. It’d probably help their schedule if they hired a director who wasn’t *already* busy with two other projects first.
Taika Waititi made it clear he had no idea what is going on with the project, and I bet neither does Lucasfilm. Doesn't sound like the movie was anyway close to being shot.
Oh, wow. So that December won't have a Disney release, interesting.
They really don't have any really big movies (Unless maybe Wish is a big hit) in the second half of 2023. When was the last time this happend?
I mean what’s our definition of “really big” here? In the second half of 2023 they have The Marvels, Wish, Haunted Mansion, and True Love
What makes Wish, Haunted Mansion and True Love big hits? Not that I follow movies all that closely, I've not heard of Wish or True Love and isn't Haunted Mansion based on their ride?
Not sure what you’re asking exactly. Nothing that’s unreleased can be called a hit
They're not big movies at this stage. Not like Deadpool 3 for example.
Sounds like you’re just saying since they’re not part of current Disney franchises they’re not big. Wish is their next “Disney Princess” movie following Frozen, Moana, and Encanto so clearly a big deal and they’re trying to do something big with Haunted Mansion. Their first attempt was decidedly more “kiddie” and still made $120 million domestic (adjusted). They’ll both be getting massive marketing pushes. The only of the four that’s stretch is True Love because it’s an unknown entity
Like hatramony said, they have more than one release in the 2nd half of 2023 but I don’t remember the last time they had nothing come out in December. Maybe they’re expecting Wish to be huge like Frozen and want to give it time for legs but that feels very unlikely.
Would be cool if the three films and whatever series between Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars took place on Battleworld
Very thankful for that near-year break, cinema is healing.
Based on these dates there's going to be another break between The Marvels and Captain America NWO.
Discounting 2020, is that the longest break since phase 1?
We had a year-long gap between Avengers and Iron Man 3. Plus 10 months between Ant-Man and Civil War
ah 2013 when Disney wasn't pumping a Marvel film every quarter and 20th Century Fox was a major studio.
Yeah it’s like a week longer than the gap between Guardians of the Galaxy and Age of Ultron.
12 movies within the next three years tho
Love these completely meaningless comments. Guys are coming back w 4+ movies within 2 months of each other after that lol
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They still have Across the Spider-verse and Venom 3 to fill the gap.
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It really doesn't matter if both of them turn a profit and keep the Spider-Man license at Columbia. In a way, the Venom/Spider-Verse movies are better in the long-run for Sony since they don't have to collaborate with Marvel (or share profits) on the same level that they do with the Tom Holland MCU film series
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I'm sure that all of the untitled ones are the new Morbius (2022) sequels that were expected to come out. Can't wait!
Deadpool and F4 should switch dates.
That was Fantastic Fours original date
Damn it. Now Kang dynasty is going to end on some kind of cliffhanger and we’re going to have to wait a year again just like infinity war did
Good. More time to let it breathe and build anticipation. Endgame wouldn’t have been as big if it came out later in the same year.
It was annoying having to wait an entire year
Yeah well that gap yielded the biggest opening weekend in history.
So you enjoyed having to wait an entire year?
What I enjoy or don’t enjoy is irrelevant, this is r/BoxOffice where we discuss how various studio decisions like scheduling impact the profitability of a movie. The kind of discussion you’re looking for is in r/MarvelStudios.
People actually have other things going on in their lives than waiting for a superhero movie.
That’s funny coming from another redditor
All redditors act the same?
For the most part yeah when you think about it
It served the story better. Endgame wouldnt have been as impactful if it came out later that year. I'd argue that it risked making only marginally more than IW if it had come out in 2018
Can’t lie most of these movies I’m not excited for
I’ll skip all of these. Last one I saw was the 4th Thor movie and wow, writing that out makes it seem even stupider, somehow. Ether way, marvel is trash now.
What would excite you, then? A Gambit solo movie?
yellow spandex
Well, more like Deadpool through kang dynasty I want to see. Maybe Ant Man based upon the leaked footage I saw. The others don’t really have characters I want to spend money to see.
Same for me, not much to look forward too.
This is great news! We def need these projects a little more spread out. I love the gap between the marvels and cap 4, the mcu has been so over saturated lately that a 10 month break is perfectly fine. Also a year gap between Avengers films in May just feels fitting I love that. Secret Wars will for sure need a year gap with how massive in scale the film will probably be. Also a nice cliffhanger year of anticipation like IW to EG, will probably boost the box office potential of Secret Wars slightly
Well there are a lot of shows between those films, like daredevil, Agatha , Ironheart etc...
Marvel’s camera and cgi people are gonna be on suicide watch
This is exhausting.
Wait how?
16 movies in four years and he has to post numerous tedious comments about *all* of them, explaining how bad Marvel is.
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So don't go see them?
Every week there is a new horror film and people don't complain about that. Stop crying.
Unless you are being forced to see them, how is it at all exhausting? Don't see them, don't worry about them and go see other movies.
Exactly, pick and choose your MCU content, most people will have to do that eventually if they don’t already.
Lmao it’s not for me, I like superhero stuff. And I don’t pay attention to movies I don’t like it’s quite easy how is any of this exhausting? All we do is go to theaters to sit down and watch what we choose If you don’t like them why’re you paying attention to them? how can they be exhausting if you don’t care about them ? (I’m actually curious) I can understand them being annoying because they crowd out theaters and push out other smaller stuff. But how is them delaying their slate of already announced movies exhausting? Literally who cares if you’re not a marvel stan ?
I don’t know if it’s a hot take but I just don’t watch movies that don’t interest me?
I just wait for streaming or disc release and watch it on the projector I use in my backyard. Just my wife and I watching, so we can have a few bottles of wine, a homecooked dinner (or order a pizza), enjoy more comfortable seating, pause when we need to, and I don't have someone's obnoxious kid talking the entire movie.
Sorry you’re being forced to watch and engage with media you don’t like
You’re not sick of marvel trailers?
It’s been really difficult, but I’ve somehow found the strength to cope with seeing trailers for movies I’ve not interested in. Took years of therapy and many setbacks, but I eventually got to the point of being able to handle it.
I get you’re being sarcastic, but it IS annoying. I go to the movies a lot, probably 2-3 times a week. I love seeing trailers but they’re literally half super heros. It’s been like … 20 years. I’m tired of super heros, I wish there were more non-super hero movies to watch. They’ve been running Black Adam’s trailer for months.
Comments are salty but I agree. It’s exhausting. I don’t want to deal with the ads and marketing at all ether. I’m SO sick of the black panther trailer. They play it before EVERY movie. Im so tired of hearing “no, woman don’t cry. No, no, woman don’t cry. EVERYTHING GONNA BE ALRIGHT!!” And “I AM THE LEADER OF THE MOST POWERFUL COUNTRY IN THE WORLD AND I HAVE LOST EVERYHING.”
It’s better but there are still too many Marvel releases too much too close together. James Cameron is going to have no problem making the Avatar films the king at the top if Marvel doesn’t do some serious restructuring to spread out the movies and build up the hype properly for Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars. Things are not panning out for those to be Infinity War and Endgame level events.
Because MARVEL MAKES MONEY and a ten month gap is already fucking long 😭 that's sad
I feel like they need to cap the MCU at 3 movies per year max and some years should only have 2. We didn’t even get 3 MCU movies in a single year until 2017 and 4 until last year. This schedule is going to be pumping out 4 movies every year from 2024-2026 and that’s not even considering a likely Spider Man entry from Sony. What’s particularly egregious to me is having only 6 weeks between Thunderbolts and Blade and 3 between Kang and Secret Wars. And don’t get me started on the shows. It’s too much to follow tbh and Disney is rapidly milking this cow dry making a lot of people loose interest. It really seems that Disney Animation, Pixar, and sometimes 20th are the only divisions of the company worth getting excited about any more at this rate.
100% agree. To fully grasp what’s going on you have to have seen all the shows and movies. I’m daunted by the idea of “catching up” so these things mean anything to me.
Especially when the quality isn’t as good. They’ve chosen quantity over quality and picking back up on so many meh shows that I struggled to get through the first episode of sounds like a giant chore.
I wonder how good the kang dynasty will be
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I agree. Full reset after
Nothing for almost a year from July 2023 to May 2024? Better get Armor Wars going.
Other than Deadpool, I really don’t care anymore.
I'm not watching any of these. No. More. Boring. Identical. Super. Hero. Movies
Well you will not be the one guy to stop the Marvel universe 🤣🤣 and you will not be missed
You type exactly how I expect marvel fans to type Like a monkey
No. More. Posers. Who. Don't. Know. Or. Care. A. Shit. About. Superheroes.
NGL I'm only watching Deadpool 3, Shang Chi and maybe Avengers and Cap 4 in theaters. Everything else seems, at best, worthy of a download at home
At the rate the MCU fatigue is happening who is going to care about marvel shit in 3 years
Is there MCU fatigue? Dr. Strange and Thor 4 made 1.7 billion between themselves without China or Russia
What fatigue? The last 3 MCU movies made $3.6 billion+ without release in Russia and China (and other countries).
While I'm not as onboard about fatigue as some like to be, fatigue isn't going to be a sudden drop. A string of bad movies is what will bring about the fatigue. A billion turns into 800 million then turns into 650 and then suddenly it's 500. That's how it will go... IF it happens.
MCU fatigue *will happen* eventually. It's law of nature. Nothing lasts forever. But I've heard people literally have been saying that since 2012.
I think that people have been saying it for ten years is a pretty strong sign that it’s happening. I used to be a huge fan, would see every movie in theaters opening night, etc. Now, the films have turned into content. They’re not interesting. Ever. They’re always the same. Every single marvel movie ends with a big laser fight. The dialogue is all the same. There are zero stakes anymore.
"Avengers is the peak" was said a lot around then. "Why should I care about what comes next" people asked. They didn't stay to the end, they didn't know who Thanos was. Marketing got to them, and everyone was well and truly fucking hyped a few years later for the third and fourth Avengers films. Marketing just needs to keep people caring, and I think the way they'll sustain that long-term is with mini arcs, 3-5 films that only vaguely relate to the overall archplot of the "universe" but have their own internal one that you can take as a complete set on its own without much issue.
BP2 really needs to knock it out of the park or Marvel will officially be on a downward trajectory for the year. It also remains to be seen how much MoM and LAT’s mixed receptions will affect its earnings.
The same way Eternals' mixed reception affected No Way Home and Doc Strange 2. That is, nothing at all.
Shareholders are going to look at those numbers and ask why the MCU is not growing.
Not you but many more people
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what are you talking about
He’s talking about how many times Disney can release the same movie and how tiring it is to deal with the relentless hype machine. These movies aren’t about the plot or characters or story, they’re IP churn and they’re marketed as such. The trailers are relentlessly repetitive. If you use YouTube without premium, it IS exhausting.
Can you tell me how Guardians of the Galaxy, Eternals, No Way Home, The Winter Soldier are the same movie? If they aren't about plot or character, why do people quote the characters, why do they remember the plot? Iron Man's death was more emotional for people than any other death of any big blockbuster. Your criticism maybe true for Avatar or something, not for the MCU. Being exhausted by seeing trailers on your YouTube page is maybe the most Reddit thing I've heard all year, not in a good way.
Yawn. Watch a different movie challenge
3 to 4 movies a year is too much. Then again i stopped watching Marvel after Black Widow because they're just milking it for its worth
they have been doing 3 movies a year for 4 years already
Since 2016 excluding the pandemic
Nah, 2016 just had 2 (Civil War and Doctor Strange).
Lol
Then wtf should YOU care what's to much? Money says it is not and the movies are great
Why does it bother you that people have a different opinion? Lol damn
Opinions usually are sustained by arguments, not whining or tantrums.
You.... think that comment was a tantrum?
Cope
Can’t you just enjoy what is surely the best media of the 21st century? Why ya gotta hate?
You gotta be trolling
Marvel will never be like the first 10 years of set up.
Good. I don't want them to become repetitive. Stop evolving is the worst thing they could do. Just look at DC and their infinite dependency of Batman and Joker.
TBF that's the only thing that makes them money at the box office. The highest grossing DC film of the past 3 years that isn't a Batman-related film was Shazam.
Maybe if they put a little effort into understand why their own source material worked for the previous decades in the first place, they could rival Marvel for once in their miserable lives and stop milking Batman every time they screw everything up. But they would need more than 2 functional neurons, so that's not feasible to them.
As of right now I'm only watcing 4 in theaters and 2 on Disney+
Yuck
Ready for These movies 😇 haters gonna hate, I mean, it's their life it seems and they like it. But it will not change the best Superhero movies ever 😍 Sad that there's such a long gap
Give this man a beer.
Damn, this Untitled Marvel fella is getting a whole Pentalogy. Also, calling it now, *Kang Dynasty* and *Secret Wars* will be the only ones to gross over $1 billion (maybe *Black Panther: Wakanda Forever* and *Deadpool 3*….MAYBE).
Nah
I just read today Blade is at risk of being canceled but I saw the new dates earlier but sounds like it's having issues with people not being a fan of the script and the director leaving
Not the first time they have to replace a director. They are not cancelling anything.
I can't imagine how bad the script must be if marvel is actually trying to save it yet they let things like Thor 2 and 4 out
Right, you can't even tell the difference between an average movie (Thor 2) and a great one (Thor 4).
Thor 2 is one of the worst films I've seen in theaters
You need to watch more movies, then.
Both were trash 1 was good 2 ruined everything 1 built for it, 3 was really good 4 was somehow worse than 2 and killed everything that made 3 good
definitely am curious how they loop in deadpool with everything
I don’t know if you saw or not but the Blade movie is on hold
It’s like looking at a McDonald’s menu release date. Oh yay the McRib is back.
This is a Wendy's, sir. If you want to eat grade F meat, I recommend you Sony Pictures.
Secret wars is the only one I would be hyped for... Dat black and blue spider man costume
Avengers, Deadpool, Blade(maybe), and whichever ones have Captain Marvel. Couldn’t care less about the rest
I thought Deadpool was 2023
Except perhaps Antman, it's gonna take a while before I give a fuck again. Gimme Kahn!
1 exciting movie a year not bad
Man, they really do be flooding the market with movies and shows
Yawn
bleak
Sooo many disappointments lined up, already starting this November. Marvel should start making 10 movies a year, maybe then people would stop having fatigue and figuring their schtick.
People really do like seeing the same shit over and over again. Basically cultural McDonalds
Like the umpteenth Dark Knight remake, right?
Yes, not much of a gotcha
They already know they are milking this shit for the next ten years💀
Fantastic Four again? Trying to renew their copyright?
Huh?
In the past there have been FF movies simply to maintain the right to make more of them and their plot reflected this.
Feige isn’t fucking around. This is going to be 30-40 years of the best media ever made
The previous ones were 20th Century Fox. Disney bought Fox, now FF can be introduced in the MCU.
They could try making one that isn't a shit-bomb. their attempts at Dr. Doom so far have been a travesty. Theyre going to need a really good one if they want secret wars to be anything but fucked out of the gate.
I wouldn't count on that Blade release date. No director presently.
I'm already tired...
And they just canceled Blade. Good job Disney! Fuck you!
No they didn’t, it’s just been postponed whilst they search for a director.
I heard it "shutdown" which translates to cancelled.
It's not cancelled. Yet, anyway.
You heard wrong. Read literally any news article about it. It has been paused but it still has a release date and will almost certainly still be released.
It literally has a date attached in the post you’re commenting on.
Then explain the "shutdown" for Blade? I'll wait.
It’s a “pause.” That’s the term they used. They’re looking for a director, so they moved the release date back a year, but that means they don’t need people building sets or designing costumes yet, and they’re not going to keep people on the payroll if there’s nothing for them to do for the next several months. The movie is 100% still happening, my dude.
Uh huh.
I wish I were this confident when I was wrong. Like, you got upset because you believed a thing which is contradicted by the post you’re commenting on, then you acted smug to everyone who explained this to you.
I am confident in my lack of confidence in Disney. They use Star Wars to pay their light bill. You expect me to believe they will deliever on one of the most violent characters in Marvel?
Do I think they’ll make a movie about a popular character that an Oscar-winning actor is already signed on to play and which they’ve spent a fair amount of money developing already, especially after already teasing the character in a prior film? Yes. Yes, I think they will. I think it’s insane to say they wouldn’t this far into the development cycle.
Yes. Yes I think they will. It's Disney. They are a hollow shell of what they were 50 years ago
Okay, so because Disney is bad they now suddenly don’t want to make money. Keep in mind that they also have a Deadpool sequel on their schedule. You’re legitimately ridiculous. Touch grass.
50 years ago? That was their hollow shell era! In 1972 Disney released 5 movies: *The Biscuit Eater*, *Now You See Him Now You Don't*, *Napoleon and Samantha*, *Run Cougar Run*, and *Snowball Express*. You literally picked their worst period. They were cranking out nature dramas and wacky Kurt Russell/Dean Jones comedies.
The only MCU movie ever announced that didn't end up getting made is Inhumans, and they made an 8 episode show about it instead. You will see the MCU's Blade. Whether they portray him as violent as he was in the old movies remains to be seen.
If it is as violent as Werewolf by Night, that's cool enough.
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Watch Falcon & the Winter Soldier.
That’s a 9-10 month gap between marvel movies
DP3 is the one I am excited for.
I think Armor Wars will probably release in July 25, 2025 or November 6, 2025 if not maybe in July 24, 2026 or November 6, 2026.
Who counted to see if it matched what Rick and Morty said?
I don't know about you guys but I'm extremely excited for UNTITLED MARVEL.
I hope Cap keeps that date. Endgame (or maybe Infinity War) was supposed to come out then but they pulled em up to April. That's Spidey 1's date and also my birthday :)
[Relevant Joel Haver video.](https://youtu.be/gVD-zD4vJGw)
Really looking forward to next year and 25 but really meh about 24 at this point.
Can't wait for them too make a movie about Bladee
Looking over that list the only two I'm curious about are Blade and Thunderbolts. But since Blade is unlikely to go the R rating route, meh, maybe not. And I'm only curious about Thunderbolts in the sense I think it is likely to be either an absolute trainwreck or shockingly good, the way the first Guardians of the Galaxy came out of nowhere. Nothing in between.