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And this after I heard today that they were going to move this to the original Dead Pool release of May 2024. I guess that info was wrong.
That article can’t be right. They have Thunderbolts and Blade coming out on the same day in July 2025.Pushed back to February 14, 2025
Captain America: Brave New World, Thunderbolts Delayed Until 2025
Marvel Studios has announced major delays to their 2024 feature films Captain America 4 and [...]comicbook.com
That article can’t be right. They have Thunderbolts and Blade coming out on the same day in July 2025.
As of right now, yes.This is probably a stupid question, but does the Fantastic Four keep its release date of 5/2/25?
This is probably a stupid question, but does the Fantastic Four keep its release date of 5/2/25?
That would make four Marvel films that year. I know Marvel is loathe to give up that first Friday in May, but four films seems like a lot when they’re trying to pare things down a bit.
I thought Deadpool was set for July 26, 2024?Yes. At the moment, the upcoming schedule is:
2024 11 07 Deadpool 3
2025 02 14 Captain America: New World Order
2025 05 02 Fantastic Four
2025 07 25 Thunderbolts
2025 11 07 Blade
It is. I'm not sure what Jerry is looking at but Deadpool is the only Disney-produced Marvel-based movie set for next year. (I think Sony has some from their Venomverse, but don't really pay attention to those.)I thought Deadpool was set for July 26, 2024?
Given Sony's track record with the Spidey spinoffs, I can't imagine that's going to help rehabilitate Marvel's reputation. The general public just sees the Marvel logo and doesn't know that one is Sony and the other is Marvel proper.Sony currently has Kraven the Hunter in August 2024, and Venom 3 in November 2024.
I thought Deadpool was set for July 26, 2024?
It is. I'm not sure what Jerry is looking at but Deadpool is the only Disney-produced Marvel-based movie set for next year. (I think Sony has some from their Venomverse, but don't really pay attention to those.)
Their track record is two huge hits with the Venom films, and one disappointment with Morbius (though budgeted at only $75 million, even that wasn't exactly a bomb). Marvel "proper" has messed up their own universe over the past several years and is seeing quickly diminishing returns, so I don't think they have time or the right to be concerned with what Sony is doing until they right their own ship.Given Sony's track record with the Spidey spinoffs, I can't imagine that's going to help rehabilitate Marvel's reputation. The general public just sees the Marvel logo and doesn't know that one is Sony and the other is Marvel proper.
The first two were produced by 20th Century Fox before that studio was absorbed by Disney. Therefore, Fox did not have the rights to put it into the MCU even if they had wanted to because the MCU is Disney's thing. Now, with Fox being part of Disney, Deadpool is being overseen by Kevin Feige and his team at Marvel Studios like all of their other Marvel properties. Like Malcom said, it's not yet clear to what extent the film will tie in with the other MCU stories.The first 2 weren't.
They have confirmed that it will still be rated R.If so does that mean it loses it's hard R rating?
The funny thing is I vaguely remember Deadpool 3 really being set for November 2024 at some point before. They moved it up to May because things were going so well they thought they could get it out earlier. Then the strikes happened so it ended up being July. It's a lot to keep track of all of these date changes when everything is being juggled and shifted so many times.I must've looked at the wrong source.
Critically speaking, both Venom films were panned (30% and 57% RT for the original and sequel, respectively), but audiences embraced them much more warmly. Of course, Marvel proper has also made poorly received movies in the last couple of years too. I agree that the Marvel needs to get their own house back in order rather than worrying about what Sony's doing. And that comes from me as somebody who has never had any particular interest in the Venom-verse films.Their track record is two huge hits with the Venom films, and one disappointment with Morbius