Marvel Cinematic Universe Part II

[Frontier]

That dr strange tv spot confirms Illuminati. Said by name.

At least now we won't have the MCU heroes conspiring sinisterly and blowing up planets.

[John Venus]

Give it time.

[Frontier]

Give it time.

Yeah, I guess never say never .

[mace11]

Doctor Strange 2 Banned over 12 Seconds of Footage Disney refused to Cut Out

[Witchfan]

The latest ad for MOM confirmed Captain Carter is in the film. Three confirmed Illuminati members are now Professor X, Captain Carter, and Mordo.

[mace11]

REPORT: Man-Thing Expected to Make His MCU Debut in Upcoming Disney+ Project
A new report claims Man-Thing will make an appearance in Marvel Studios’ upcoming Disney+ Halloween special based on the Werewolf By Night.

https://www.cbr.com/man-thing-debut-...-by-night-mcu/

[Frontier]

REPORT: Man-Thing Expected to Make His MCU Debut in Upcoming Disney+ Project
A new report claims Man-Thing will make an appearance in Marvel Studios’ upcoming Disney+ Halloween special based on the Werewolf By Night.

https://www.cbr.com/man-thing-debut-...-by-night-mcu/

About time in my book .

I wonder if they'll handle him differently than DC did Swamp Thing.

[mace11]

CONFIRMED: ‘Reservation Dogs’ Actor Devery Jacobs Joins ‘Echo’
‘Reservation Dogs’ actor Devery Jacobs has officially joined the cast of Marvel Studios’ Echo, which is now in production.

https://www.murphysmultiverse.com/co...bs-joins-echo/



‘Moon Knight’ is Most In-Demand Show, as Marvel Studios Influence on Disney+ Subscriber Growth Slows
https://www.murphysmultiverse.com/mo...-growth-slows/

[Gaastra]

Didn't they kill man-things wife off in iron man 3? Also man-thing has been teased in thor 3 and agents of shield so great they are using him. Lets hope it's better then that awful movie made years ago.

[MindofShadow]

I just don't see how Ep 6 of MK won't be the same rushed ending as every single D+ show

I just do not understand the pacing issues of these shows.

Do "movie" people and "tv" people in hollywood that different? Do movie people just struggle planning out TV shows?

Seems weird the MCU folks hit on nearly every movie and yet get control of the TV side and keep having the same problems in each show.

[Frontier]

I just don't see how Ep 6 of MK won't be the same rushed ending as every single D+ show

I just do not understand the pacing issues of these shows.

Do "movie" people and "tv" people in hollywood that different? Do movie people just struggle planning out TV shows?

Seems weird the MCU folks hit on nearly every movie and yet get control of the TV side and keep having the same problems in each show.

I feel like they get relatively set episode counts and they basically have to figure it out from there even if they tend to have too much plot to properly develop in a series...which you would think would be less of a problem because they have more time than they would in a single movie, but c'est la vie.

[mace11]

Loki and the other disney plus marvel shows(including WHAT IF) last episodes do not feel rushed to me and there are others who feel this way.
No need to drag out the story.

Marvel Studios’ Future Disney+ Shows Will Stick to a Six-Hour Runtime
We’ve been wondering for some time what the future of Marvel Studios’ venture into Disney+ would look like. The release of WandaVision is our first real glimpse, as we anxiously waited between episodes for how the series would unravel. One of the many questions we wondered about was the length of these series, as different shows will run for a specific length. Falcon and the Winter Soldier will be around six hours long with six episodes. WandaVision will consist of nine hours and was also predicted to have a similar running time. It looks like future projects will stick to this series length according to Kevin Feige, who was presenting at the TCA event.


Interestingly, they are going to set a specific length for their series. The advantage of releasing series on streaming platforms is that you aren’t restricted to your show’s lengths or episode count. Interestingly enough, Marvel’s run on Netflix followed a similar structure, where they restricted the shows to a 13-episode runtime. However, they did not set a specific overall runtime, so episodes ranged from 45 minutes to over an hour. So, the choice to restrict the show’s overall runtime might be a reaction to ensure that the story being told doesn’t overstay its welcome. We’ve seen these complaints with the Netflix series, which seem to drag on at times. It will be interesting to see if they start mixing it up in the future, but for now, we can expect this six-hour run to be a connecting factor between all upcoming shows.

Feige sees six hours as the sweet spot for these stories. Whether that’s Six, one-hour episodes (Falcon and Winter Soldier) or nine, shorter episodes for WandaVision
— Aaron Couch (@AaronCouch) February 24, 2021

https://www.murphysmultiverse.com/ma...-hour-runtime/
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[Ravin' Ray]

'The Marvels' and 'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania' Receive New Release Dates

[FBarnhill]

Hear me out: now that it seems unlikely that Emily Blunt won't be Sue, they should get Jodie Comer. She's effectively become the Blunt of this generation and has been said to be open to do a CBM.

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[mace11]

BREAKING Spider-Man Director Jon Watts Quits Fantastic Four Reboot for Marvel Studios



Marvel's Fantastic Four Movie Loses Director Jon Watts - CBR

Spider-Man: No Way Home director Jon Watts is no longer attached to direct the MCU debut of the Fantastic Four for Disney and Marvel Studios.
https://www.cbr.com/fantastic-four-m...ts-marvel-mcu/