Unsurprisingly, production has been delayed due to the WGA strike. I'm sure the release date will end up moving back too.
https://variety.com/2023/film/news/marvel-blade-delayed-writers-strike-1235605030/
Variety says Nic Pizzolatto has signed on to write the script for Blade. Filming is expected to begin in late May in London.
https://variety.com/2023/film/news/marvel-blade-true-detective-creator-nic-pizzolatto-1235598428/
I don't really understand how this is going to work. The WGA is...
This is what I don't get. Not everybody has to like Marvel movies. That's fine. I don't need Stephen Dorff or Martin Scorsese or Francis Ford Coppola or fill-in-the-blank-celebrity to like the same things that I like. Their disapproval is their business but doesn't change my fandom. Of...
I was just coming in here to post the same thing.
The film is currently scheduled for release on November 3, 2023. If Marvel wants to keep it on that date, it seems like they'll need to lock in a new director fairly quickly.
Interesting that this was announced in the middle of the night hours...
If they're casting up now, I'm guessing this will end up being released in 2023.
The last thing currently announced that already has a specific release date confirmed is Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania in July 2023.
Marvel does have The Marvels (February 2023) and Guardians of the Galaxy...
Marvel is in négociations with Bassan Tariq to direct. Based on what Deadline is reporting, it sounds like Tariq essentially has the job and they're down to working out the deal points with his representatives.
https://deadline.com/2021/07/blade-director-bassan-tariq-1234721241/
I have no...
Obviously, the Netflix shows don't matter to Kevin Feige because he did not produce them. Neither does Agents of SHIELD. Whether they are canon or not doesn't seem to matter that much because they are not affecting what happens in the films in the way that the Disney+ shows will.