Venom 1988
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Source is Jeff Sneider, who has been striking out lately with his scoops. I'd take it with a grain of salt for now.
Source is Jeff Sneider, who has been striking out lately with his scoops. I'd take it with a grain of salt for now.
It makes sense, though. Why else would they delay a finished film by a year, leaving only one movie for their slate in 2024?Source is Jeff Sneider, who has been striking out lately with his scoops. I'd take it with a grain of salt for now.
It's being delayed by 6 months, not a year. And while they did wrap filming in June, it was reported they would make any adjustments and rewrites when they did reshoots.It makes sense, though. Why else would they delay a finished film by a year, leaving only one movie for their slate in 2024?
By releasing 4 movies in 2025? Not sure what you're getting at.Also four mcu movies in 2025... how is that going to happen?
Seven months, but yeah. I meant a year after the original date on May, which is still nine months, not an entire year, but whatever. The point is the movie has finished shooting, it could have taken Deadpool's previous date. If it's delayed by that much it screams major reworking.It's being delayed by 6 months, not a year. And while they did wrap filming in June, it was reported they would make any adjustments and rewrites when they did reshoots.
Either way, regardless if it's true or not, this seems to be a sign that they at least want to give their projects more time given all their recent fumbles.
Surely they wanted to space these films better after the low tracking of The Marvels.By releasing 4 movies in 2025? Not sure what you're getting at.
Sure but they're releasing 4 in 2025 to make up for only 1 in 2024. 3 of these movies are getting an additional 7-9 months of production time to for more quality control. And who know if FF doesn't get delayed either down the road.Surely they wanted to space these films better after the low tracking of The Marvels.
For neXt year, it looks like we are going to some break with 1 only film. But for 2025, its suddenly back to Marvel overload... it also doesn't help that those 4 films aren't sequels to any previous mcu films... even if they managed to film and release those, how can we be sure that releasing 4 Marvel movies from Feb to Nov would lead to some franchise fatigue once again?
Releasing 4 mcu movies the year after they released one, would take so much for "spacing out these movies" better. It's just not good scheduling.Sure but they're releasing 4 in 2025 to make up for only 1 in 2024. 3 of these movies are getting an additional 7-9 months of production time to for more quality control. And who know if FF doesn't get delayed either down the road.
People aren't going to complain about MCU fatigue if the movies are good.
My dude your solution consisted of Marvel cancelling half of their projects, which was never going to happen. The amount of months in between these movies are spaced out far enoguh that they are not going to canniblize each other's box office. Could people be exhausted in 2 years? Sure, I'm not gonna speak like I'm so certain that couldn't be a possiblity. But 2 years is a long time and a lot can change in terms of public perception.Releasing 4 mcu movies the year after they released one, would take so much for "spacing out these movies" better. It's just not good scheduling.
They aren't making up to the audience by releasing 4 movies in 2025. They would eXhaust the audience once again, and all that break in 2024 would be for nothing. We aren't even counting the possible D+ Mcu shows and Sony Marvel movies coming out in 2025. Its simply way too much.
And I don't agree just because the movies are good, it doesn't mean the audience won't get eXhausted/fatigue. The more products Marvel releases every year, the more likely the audience would Cherry pick the ones they really want to see in the cinemas, leading to diminishing boX office numbers.
Canceling stuff is better than losing more millions for a future film that isn't filmed yet (aka Thunderbolts). And no, 4 Marvel movies in 10 months isn't spaced out well, especially those 10 months can easily fly by to some people and you'd hear this usual saying of "another Marvel movie again when I just saw one" from the general public.My dude your solution consisted of Marvel cancelling half of their projects, which was never going to happen. The amount of months in between these movies are spaced out far enoguh that they are not going to canniblize each other's box office. Could people be exhausted in 2 years? Sure, I'm not gonna speak like I'm so certain that couldn't be a possiblity. But 2 years is a long time and a lot can change in terms of public perception.
Well aside from Sony's Spider-Man Universe which also features Marvel characters... see Marvel is way oversaturated at this point.Outside Marvel Studios, there aren't any other movie franchise that releases 3 to 4 movies per year.
FINGERS CROSSED!We're just gonna have to agree to disagree here. Anything we say isn't gonna convince the other. So we'll just have to see what happens in 2025.
This thought did cross my mind about how they'll handle her now.I wonder if they're gonna remove a certain character.
I wonder if they're gonna remove a certain character.
I know a few months back, some scoopers said that her character was working for the CIA and not Israel. So take that for what you will.I wonder if they're gonna remove a certain character.
People aren't going to complain about MCU fatigue if the movies are good.
Hollywood doesDon't the majority of Americans (and Hollywood) support Israel and the IDF?
I think one part of the problem is the credit scenes they are choosing to do (not all of but some). I looked back at the end credits for the Infinity Saga (not including the clearly joke scenes), a majority of them were set ups for movies that were in the middle of production and coming out the next year. Part of that was due to some scenes that were either shot by the next director (like Gunn directing the Dark World mid-credit scene while he was doing Guardians or Whedon directing the Winter Soldier mid-credit scene while he was doing AoU) while others were scenes from an upcoming movie (IM2 showing the Thor hammer scene or Ant-Man showing the Steve/Sam Civil War scene).I don't think "MCU fatigue" is a thing. "Getting bored" is a thing, but you don't just get bored of stuff that you're enjoying (especially not when even the most packed MCU year still has less content than a season of an animated kids show). Whenever I finish a movie that gets me hyped, I always want to find out what happens next ASAP, and the wait is always way longer than I want it to be. There isn't some arbitrary amount of time I need to wait into to stave off fatigue.
The problem is that Marvel movies aren't really building hype for each other anymore. The teases for future movies are so vague and take forever to pay off, and aren't even always paid off in other movies (in fact I think the only payoffs for teases we've gotten since Endgame have been in Disney+ shows), and we're going too long between direct sequels and major crossovers between all the latest MCU films. For all intents and purposes the MCU films are practically just a bunch of random unconnected franchises that succeed or fail on their own now.