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That leaves China and Europe. Could this deal get done before next year? Sure seems like it
The Venom movie is not going to be in the MCU (no matter how successful it is) because it wasn't produced by Marvel Studios, and was the brain child of Avi Arad (who left Marvel and doesn't seem to be on good terms with Kevin Feige). Marvel would rather control their own universe rather than integrating other movies created by other studios into it. They'd rather have their own X-Men and their own Fantastic Four and their own Spider-Man, where they have control over their stories.
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Take this with a grain of salt as I am not familiar with the source, but apparently Brazil has approved the deal. The link takes you to a Brazilian .gov site.
Manalo LLP - Deal timeline of Twenty-First Century Fox/Comcast
Those will keep coming and it's a non issue.
Take this with a grain of salt as I am not familiar with the source, but apparently Brazil has approved the deal. The link takes you to a Brazilian .gov site.
Manalo LLP - Deal timeline of Twenty-First Century Fox/Comcast

That leaves China and Europe. Could this deal get done before next year? Sure seems like it
I wouldn’t count on it. In Spider-Man’s case, a deal was reached months before principal photography on Civil War even started ; Avengers 4 has already been mostly shot. And even if the deal was completed by December Avengers 4 will already have done the reshoots by then and the film be in the final editing process from that point on until it’s locked. At best, if you’re lucky, you might get a reference to Latveria that’s ADR’d in post-production or some other some line that teases the formerly(at that point in time) Fox-licensed characters. But we’re definitely not at the point where you can have Wolverine making a cameo in that film or something even if the deal is approved by December.it wouldnt surprise me if Iger wants it done by xmas. Disney and Fox official timeline maybe early next year but personally he may want it wrapped by xmas. I wonder if they have Avengers 4 scripts with xmen and f4 just like civil war and spidey as a just in case the deal closes by xmas and they do reshoots in January.
Not a great comparison. That was a doable thing with actors already cast in the roles years ago. All the main Avengers actors were available and it was a relatively inexpensive thing to do.
That’s very different than a hypothetical CGI-heavy post-credit sequence with Silver Surfer and Galactus that it alone could take months to complete(they would presumably be working with thousands of VFX shots) And what of a Wolverine cameo? That role alone would take months to cast(look at how it long it took for them to find Tom Holland) and I suspect the Russo’s and Marvel would rather put all their energy on finishing Avengers 4 than go through all the trouble of finding an actor to play a character they just got the rights back to. for a 50-second cameo. They have a 200+ million dollar movie to finish for petes sake. They have their hands full. Which is why I don’t expect anything relating to FF & X-Men in Avengers 4 even if the deal closes as soon as December. Making Avengers 4 alone is such a herculean task by itself that I don’t see the need for the extra headache just to tease the Fox-licensed characters. I think whatever happens with Avengers 4(whatever its called) will be the stuff that was planned to happen prior to Fox deal existing.
I know as fans we often get excited about the possibilities this deal can bring so much so we gloss over the realities of filmmaking and the time/effort it would take to achieve even the most paltry of things.
The FF and the Mutants are coming to the MCU eventually. After all these years, we have 100% confirmation but let’s not rush it.
Not a great comparison. That was a doable thing with actors already cast in the roles years ago. All the main Avengers actors were available and it was a relatively inexpensive thing to do.
That’s very different than a hypothetical CGI-heavy post-credit sequence with Silver Surfer and Galactus that it alone could take months to complete(they would presumably be working with thousands of VFX shots) And what of a Wolverine cameo? That role alone would take months to cast(look at how it long it took for them to find Tom Holland) and I suspect the Russo’s and Marvel would rather put all their energy on finishing Avengers 4 than go through all the trouble of finding an actor to play a character they just got the rights back to. for a 50-second cameo. They have a 200+ million dollar movie to finish for petes sake. They have their hands full. Which is why I don’t expect anything relating to FF & X-Men in Avengers 4 even if the deal closes as soon as December. Making Avengers 4 alone is such a herculean task by itself that I don’t see the need for the extra headache just to tease the Fox-licensed characters. I think whatever happens with Avengers 4(whatever its called) will be the stuff that was planned to happen prior to Fox deal existing.
I know as fans we often get excited about the possibilities this deal can bring so much so we gloss over the realities of filmmaking and the time/effort it would take to achieve even the most paltry of things.
The FF and the Mutants are coming to the MCU eventually. After all these years, we have 100% confirmation but let’s not rush it.
Yeah, I neglected to mention that in a previous post pointing out the fate of the remaining Fox movies in development after the deal goes through. lol.Anyone remember these rumors of a f4 reboot last summer?
New Kid-Friendly Fantastic Four Film Reboot Reportedly In The Works
These rumors were summer last year and went quiet around the time Iger made his move on Fox and suggested the idea of the merger to Murdoch.
That's good news and what is the most likely scenario?EU will have their decision on the deal by October 19th.
European Antitrust Regulators Set Oct. 19 Deadline for Disney-Fox Deal Ruling
What a waste!Apart from DP and NM, all of the "in development" Faux-Marvel movies that have been announced in the last few months have the air of last-ditch money grabs on the part of well-connected producers. Everyone working with Fox knows damned well that these projects they're pretending to start now are going nowhere because of the Disney acquisition. All of these producers/directors/writers are getting paid out for the work they're doing on these proposed movies until Disney takes ownership of Fox and shuts them down. It's a neat way of making easy money from a soon-to-be-defunct movie studio.