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The biggest disaster to come out of the Disney+ shows was Secret Invasion.
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Sigh. So whatever happened to just now releasing 2 live action mcu shows per year? Yet they managed to squeeze this one more for the end of 2025... so we are looking at 6 mcu projects for next year (w/o counting the animated shows).
Maybe, but it looks like they are being released in a rapid pace which is the opposite of what they've said about "slowing down". If the X-Men 97 debacle with the fired writer didn't happen, it could have been included in the line up.I am assuming they had made all these things during the Bob Chapek era and now they want to get them out and done with.
Fantastic 4Daredevil, Iron Heart, Wonder Man. What else?
Maybe, but it looks like they are being released in a rapid pace which is the opposite of what they've said about "slowing down". If the X-Men 97 debacle with the fired writer didn't happen, it could have been included in the line up.
I can't see them limiting their releases in 2026 with only X-Men 97 season 2 and Vision Quest. There must be other projects ready to start production next year for 2026/2027.
Sigh. So whatever happened to just now releasing 2 live action mcu shows per year? Yet they managed to squeeze this one more for the end of 2025... so we are looking at 6 mcu projects for next year (w/o counting the animated shows).
I was actually surprised its out in June.I think they want to slow down, but they have this backlog of **** they've already filmed. Ironheart was already completed filming wise awhile back, and has been sitting on the shelf ever since.
How is this any different than how Marvel Television and Animation acted pre-Disney Plus? You're biggest issues that you keep bringing up is that there's too many projects coming out. Let's look at 2018, we hadIts all part of the Marvel brand. They would cannibalize each other's hype and only the most appealing project is going to breakout.
And Disney should be concerned by next year's box office. I don't think any of those 3 films are safe yet from flopping and if there's another mcu flop, that won't encourage more people to check out these six new shows.
You'd have more of a point if this we we're back in 2022. Both She-Hulk and Agatha worked well in tv format. Each episode was episodic and neither felt like a movie cut in pieces. And every indication so far is they are doing the same with Daredevil and Wonder Man. So regardless of quality, Marvel has pivoted to actually making shows this time around.Part of me thinks what if these tv shows were just straight to streaming movies for Disney+, instead of a 6 to 9 episode commitment.
I know they wanna keep their subscribers by having a new episode weekly. I still don't think Marvel Studios have the right formula for their live action tv shows. A straight to streaming movie could be quickly forgotten as these shows, but having to watch in 1 sitting rather than splicing the story to 6 to 9 episodes might have led to a better experience when it comes to these MCU Disney+ originals. Werewolf the Night and GOTG X-Mas left me wanting for more because it was over in less than 90 minutes. These shows gave me the opposite feeling.