Disney CEO of Marvel Fura

Feige, the undoubted leader, has been published by Marvel Studios, to “Endgame”, with MCU TV and films fighting for his time. In 2021, the concession witnessed five cross shows on Disney+, including “Wandavision”, “The Falcon and Winter Soldier”, “Loki”, “What if …?” And “Hawkeye”. This alone is amazing, but when we think about Marvel also revealed “Widow Black”, “Eternals” and “Shang-Ci and The Legend of the Ten Rings” in the same year, it is easy to see how quality management will become difficult.

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It cannot be denied that MCU suffered as a result. The 2023 movie “The Marvels” has finished its box office as the least well -known MCU movie yet. Meanwhile, all films such as “Ant-Man and WASP: Quantumania”, “Eternals” and “Captain America: Brave New World” got mixed with joy while also suffering from the box office. It was difficult skiing. “Deadpool & Wolverine” may be one of the undoubted songs in MCU, but it has benefited from being the only Marvel Studios movie released in 2024. The lack of quantity helped in this case.

Fortunately, to Egar, “Thunderbolts*” is very well received, even if the box office is destroyed Outside the gate. It is time to pick up Steam now and can do a lot to help convert Tide for Marvel where he is heading to the sixth stage. This summer will also see the “Fantastic Four: First Steps,” with “Avengers: Doomsday” and “Spider-Man: Brand New Deck” for 2026.

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This is a promising list, but, then, Feige will not have to focus on launching three films per year along with three expensive films. Disney has already promised to issue fewer Marvel projects every year. Now, the studio focuses on the corrections of the course in terms of quality.

It is easy to want more when something like Gangbusters has done, but the past few years have really been an example of a lot of good things. At least, Disney realized the error of her ways here. Whether it can be again a longer timetable, it still must be seen, but this is a step in the right direction.

Thunderbolts*in theaters now.