Captain America has been exceptionally prominent in most of the Avengers: Endgame promotional footage released so far. The various TV spots shared in these last couple of days, for instance, are heavily based around Steve’s lines about refusing to move on and doing “whatever it takes.” And as one Reddit user has observed, Cap’s dominance in the dialogue stands in stark contrast to his presence in Avengers: Infinity War.
Avengers: Endgame is set to bring the current era of the MCU to a close, which by extension, means that the film will also be pointing the way to the franchise’s future. And in a recent interview with Empire, writer Christopher Markus hinted that the cinematic universe will be a very different place by the end of next month’s release.
With the Disney/Fox deal officially closed, Marvel Studios now has the go-ahead to start bringing X-Men universe characters into the MCU. And while no official announcements on the matter have yet been made, there’s a good chance that the first Fox character to get his own Disney standalone project will be Deadpool.
Captain America is the focus of a new TV spot for Avengers: Endgame, which serves as one more reminder that while some people move on, Steve Rogers just isn’t the type.
As of last Wednesday, the Deadpool series is now the property of Disney. And to welcome the Merc with a Mouth into the fold, Thor actor Chris Hemsworth has taken to Instagram with an image of their two worlds meeting.
We’re just over five weeks away from seeing the release of Avengers: Endgame, and right now, the fans have little more than rumors and theories to go on for the plot of the movie. But for what it's worth, one of Marvel’s True Believers reprints just might hold a few clues on the adventure to come.
It’s been a while now since we’ve heard any encouraging news about Drew Goddard’s planned X-Force film, which was among the many X-Men-related projects that the Disney/Fox merger left in a state of uncertainty. Now that the deal has officially closed, however, we can hopefully get a little clarification on what’s happening with the project. And in a new report from THR, some fans are already seeing potential signs that Goddard will be pushing forward with the movie.
Right now, the focus of the Marvel fandom is on the upcoming Avengers: Endgame, which is set to bring the current era of the MCU to a close when it hits theaters next month. But once the Avengers: Infinity War sequel has concluded Marvel’s Phase 3, Spider-Man: Far From Home will be swinging in a couple of months later to show us what’s next for the cinematic universe. And in a new tweet from Tom Holland, we get a hint that a second trailer for Spidey’s next solo outing could be just around the corner.
Last December, it was reported that Legendary Entertainment had acquired the rights to The Toxic Avenger with plans for a reboot of the the horror-comedy property. And as per a new Variety report, it now seems that a writer and director has been found in one Macon Blair.
