Kevin Fig knows from Marvel what happened in MCU after Avengers: Endgame

As part of Wall Street Journal Kevin Vigor, which has led to the loss of revenues and benefits in recent years, has revealed that an assessment of the recent Marvel Cinematic Universe problems, has revealed many sources close to Marvel Studios president. The answer is irrational, but it is also something that we have not heard exactly Disney and the copper copper often until now: excessive inflammation.

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According to the WSJ report, the Marvel Studios and MasterMind coach believes that a surplus of interconnected MCU and films, which viewers are required to seize at home and in theaters at increased frequency, is blamed for reducing the property. The port refers to Disney content “hunger” for Disney+ as an essential reason that MCU has started to feel supply. It also admits that the huge amount of addresses to see not only exhausted franchise lovers, but also the people who worked on projects.

One of the former Marvell employee said about the “Avengers: Endgame” meeting, in which Disney CEO achieved to achieve programming goals for Disney+ known. Iger admitted since then that this strategy has not succeededIn 2023, he said, “Marvel did not exceed the films only, but they ended up making a number of TV series, frankly, the focus and attention has been reduced.” By 2024, Egger was telling the shareholders of that You will decrease Marvel’s Disney+ Slate “Perhaps about two TV series per year instead of what has become four” and that Disney and Marvel “will reduce the production of films from perhaps four per year to two, or a maximum of three.”

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This strategic shift may be slow for the masses, many of whom have become worn out from the early days of Disney+. It also came after Iger appeared to be keen to classify Marvel’s problems (Like the box office failure in “The Marvels”Also one time errors. For his part, sources close to Feige said that he agreed to the initial plan because he was enthusiastic about the chances of telling Marvel stories that have not jumped from the comic book page to the screen so far, adding that he wanted to be “an excellent citizen for companies.”

The WSJ report also indicates that Marvel’s employees were good knowledge of what they called “Marvel Ebigue” and publicly wondered whether they had built “no no Fans Club” by making the latest MCU films and its great interconnected performances so that it requires the offer of the previous requirement. Employees also recalled work on projects for weeks before they could get time with Feige, who sometimes ask for changes that cannot be combined at a tight deadline. The article says that the annual Palm Springs Mcu meeting of Feige in 2023 was “Somber”, but it also notes that there is a new MCU nickname: fewer titles, multiple seasons, and the lowest complex transitions, where Feige devotes most of its time to films.

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So far for MCU is “Ironheart”, which is scheduled to come out in Disney+ on June 24, 2025. “Thunderbolts*,” That was frame by some as a possible Marvel Odeh Car, now in theaters.