US EditionWill MCU Phase 6 Be the Epic Comeback Marvel Studios Needs?
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The Fantastic Four and The New Avengers To Appear in Future MCU Films: Report
With the introduction of a new team, Marvel Studios has great plans ahead for their latest and upcoming teams. While Thunderbolts* is still melting faces at the movie theatres, the franchise's next team is yet to make its debut. We are talking about the Fantastic Four, which stars Pedro Pascal and more. According to new reports, Marvel Studios has major future plans for both of these teams. As per the latest news from one of the most prominent i…
Is ‘Thunderbolts’ the start of a new Marvel mega-franchise?
In one of my earliest film reviews for the Luxembourg Times, published three years ago, I made the point that mega-stinker Morbius was a symptom of Marvel’s cinematic malaise. Even then, it felt as if the studio hadn’t quite recovered from its Avengers: Endgame climax.
Wall Street Journal: Marvel Studios' mediocrity in recent years is due to Disney CEO
Since {Marvel Studios} wrapped up {The Infinity Saga} with {Spider-Man: Far From Home} (which came shortly after {Avengers: Endgame}), {Marvel}'s films and TV shows have faced more criticism than ever before. Today, there is often talk of a superhero saturation and it is doubtful that {Marvel} will be able to overcome this in the future. However, {Thunderbolts*} is a step in the right direction according to those who have seen the film, but befo…
In this new episode of the wide screen podcast, we return to Thunderbolts* and its qualities, which do good in Marvel's increasingly wretched world. No one expected it, and yet, it's perhaps one of Marvel's most beautiful surprises since Avengers: Endgame. Despite his team B coming out in large part [...]
We've been hearing for several years that Marvel is in crisis. After the conclusion of the Avengers saga in 2019, the quality bar fell for many die-hard fans. The giant production conglomerate failed to succeed with generational change, new concepts, or returns to original characters with new perspectives. New films are far from achieving such box office successes, and if they do, they are only established series. However, even those are not a 1…
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