Marvel Films Phase Five

[samsnee]

That’s a big hint. Can you imagine if he showed up in a post credit scene? The place would explode.

 

[Silva Surferin]

That’s a big hint. Can you imagine if he showed up in a post credit scene? The place would explode.

Yeah, I'm starting to second guess my February 2024 prediction for DP3 in the MCU slate. Now I'm thinking February 2023.

 

[Silvermoth]

It was totally Betty. She know what she did

 

[TheVileOne]

I remember a few years ago that peeltheorange website listed out a ton of new franchises that were supposedly supposed to come out on Netflix including shows like Deathlok, moon knight, ect.

Of course, there has been a lot of changes with the purchase of Fox, the new streaming service, and increasingly widened differentiation of Marvel Studio's from Marvel TV.

That being said, even if true, the proposed shows listed on the Reddit leak linked to above are just that in-planning. Baron Zemo who was announced at comic con may've not originally been planned for Falcon and the Winter Soldier or that leak is not totally accurate. In any case, it's interesting to note that the mentioned Hawkeye rumor did in fact come to fruition.

nothing from that website is accurate.

 

[Yowza]

nothing from that website is accurate.

I don't believe I claimed it was. It's rumor/speculation for what shows were being considered for the 2nd wave of shows. Of course even if some of this were true, what was considered many months ago of course could be changed in the future to go with what works or is hot at a given moment.

It's interesting nonetheless to comment on I think even if some small grains of truth to it.

Also, that 4Chan leak is fake. Zemo is returning for Season 1 of Falcon and Winter Soldier. Loki is revealed to be a version from an alternate universe.

Or plans simply changed at a later point in time.

 

[The_Manhunter]

Do you think they'll move Black Panther to the May slot instead of leaving it in February? Just like they did with Doctor Strange?

I do. Because Blade is almost certainly gonna be a 2022 movie, and doesn’t fit the position of big money earner (May with Iron Man/Avengers) or comedy-centric (July with Spidey/Ant-Man). So I think Blade gets the February slot. That early slot has been one for more untested properties (Black Panther, Captain Marvel).

February - Blade
May - Black Panther 2
July - Guardians of the Galaxy 3

*BP and GOTG could be reversed, it wouldn’t impact things too much either way. This is just my guess.

Also I could see a November slot being added.

 

[pr0xyt0xin]

Personally glad Deadpool and the X-Men are phase 5 or later.

Fantastic Four are more integral to the modern MCU and in dire need of a successful reboot. Can't wait to see Feige tackle Doom.

 

[dominick1216]

I do. Because Blade is almost certainly gonna be a 2022 movie, and doesn’t fit the position of big money earner (May with Iron Man/Avengers) or comedy-centric (July with Spidey/Ant-Man). So I think Blade gets the February slot. That early slot has been one for more untested properties (Black Panther, Captain Marvel).

February - Blade
May - Black Panther 2
July - Guardians of the Galaxy 3

*BP and GOTG could be reversed, it wouldn’t impact things too much either way. This is just my guess.

Also I could see a November slot being added.

July could also be Spider-Man 3 instead. It's definitely coming out between 2021 and 2022 though. I don't see Sony releasing it any later than that.

 

[Silva Surferin]

July could also be Spider-Man 3 instead. It's definitely coming out between 2021 and 2022 though. I don't see Sony releasing it any later than that.

SM3 will be July 2022. There's a 99.9% chance of it.

 

[The_Manhunter]

SM3 will be July 2022. There's a 99.9% chance of it.

I think it will be July 2021. Marvel did not put a date there. And Sony announced the SM movies. And it would fit the 2-year gap.

 

[Silva Surferin]

I think it will be July 2021. Marvel did not put a date there. And Sony announced the SM movies. And it would fit the 2-year gap.

Its not that they didn't put a date there. They have two ways of releasing their 3 films per year:

A) February, May, July
B) February, May, November

2021 is a B year.

I don't think they're doing four per year.

 

[dominick1216]

Its not that they didn't put a date there. They have two ways of releasing their 3 films per year:

A) February, May, July
B) February, May, November

2021 is a B year.

I don't think they're doing four per year.

And if they do release it in 2021, they would have to move the release dates for the other films around, just like they did with Homecoming. With 2022, it would seem like an easy way to fit the film on their slate. Either way, whatever year it lands on films will have to be moved around, but 2022 seems like the easiest route to go.

 

[The_Manhunter]

And if they do release it in 2021, they would have to move the release dates for the other films around, just like they did with Homecoming. With 2022, it would seem like an easy way to fit the film on their slate. Either way, whatever year it lands on films will have to be moved around, but 2022 seems like the easiest route to go.

Personally, I think they do 4 movies in 2021. They are only doing 2 in 2020, so they have extra time to prep for it. No moving around of films needed. Plus Feige mentioned 11 Phase 4 projects but only 10 were announced.

 

[Silva Surferin]

Personally, I think they do 4 movies in 2021. They are only doing 2 in 2020, so they have extra time to prep for it. No moving around of films needed. Plus Feige mentioned 11 Phase 4 projects but only 10 were announced.

He meant 11 announcements total for the panel, not just Phase 4. Blade was announcement #11 but its Phase 5.

 

[Tymminator]

I can see them going up to 4 movies a year, depending what’s ready to roll and they are real efficient getting stuff going, however Disney+ I s still something I am having an issue factoring in...if the shows they have are successful (and I really hope they are) who knows what we might end up seeing on those.

 

[Shuri]

 

[The Caped Knight]

It makes perfect sense, I just hope they get an actor that fits the role. I trust the casting director she's so far hasn't failed in her choices.

 

[Detective Conan]

 

[metaphysician]

It makes perfect sense, I just hope they get an actor that fits the role. I trust the casting director she's so far hasn't failed in her choices.

How, exactly, does it make "perfect sense" for Namor, an ocean based villain motivated by broadly ecological goals, to be the villain in a movie about a landlocked nation that almost certainly pollutes little?

 

[Dark Raven]

How, exactly, does it make "perfect sense" for Namor, an ocean based villain motivated by broadly ecological goals, to be the villain in a movie about a landlocked nation that almost certainly pollutes little?

I want an MCU skiing movie set in the Caribbean. It would make perfect sense!

 

[Bayne]

How, exactly, does it make "perfect sense" for Namor, an ocean based villain motivated by broadly ecological goals, to be the villain in a movie about a landlocked nation that almost certainly pollutes little?

Because that land-locked nation is pushing major outreach and aid programs to countries that aren't landlocked and pollute a lot? I assume Namor will wind up hurting Wakandans accidentally while he hurts non-Wakandans intentionally. (Maybe he'll attack Oakland...)

 

[Albright]

I would love to have Namor and Atlantis in the MCU. But please not in a Wakanda movie. There are so many cool places in Wakanda we haven‘t seen yet and I don‘t want Atlantis to overshadow Wakanda now.
Also, who will be the other vilain, because Namor needs to be redeemed in the end, so he show up as antihero in the furure

 

[killface]

I would have guessed that Black Panther 2 would be about the power struggle between the new king M'baku and T'Challa

Although it won't be a natural progression from the events of the first movie, I'd be down with the sequel being a geopolitical thriller involving T'Challa and Namor.

 

[psylockolussus]

Couldn't they find someone else in Black Panther lore to use a villain for a sequel? Like I wouldn't mind Namor in a Fantastic 4 film, but Black Panther 2? I'd like to see characters that I'm not really familiar with in BP films.

 

[BoredGuy]

the battle between T'Challa/Wakanda and Namor/Atlantis in the recent comics was a pretty good story

I wouldn't mind at all seeing it adapted