Kevin Feige says Marvel studios has plans through to 2042, if they last that long, plus he and Amy Pascal have plans for several more Spider-Man films. Pascal and Feige have been doing the rounds together to promote the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day in just a week’s time. Recently, Feige was interviewed by Chinese media and spoke about plans for the future.
First of all Feige spoke about what to expect post-Secret Wars from the MCU.
“We want to do two things. First, to bring some storylines to a close, those that started long before Iron Man, including the original X-Men characters. Second, to simultaneously set the stage for the future.”
“Avengers: Endgame was truly an end, and since then, we’ve tried and experimented with many new things. But Avengers: Secret Wars is a beginning. It will establish a streamlined, simplified, single universe that we can keep up with. Some things will be familiar, but many, many things will be entirely new.”
“Going back to what we mentioned earlier about attracting young people and connecting with a new generation of audiences, that’s exactly what the next universe will be about.”
“We were just in a Marvel Studios meeting room, planning movies all the way up to 2042. Whether we can make it to 2042? Who knows? Will it be those movies? Who knows? But this is how we approach and plan the vast amount of potential stories in the comics.”
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The Marvel boss also said that he and Sony’s Amy Pascal have,
“already had in-depth discussions about what the next two, three, four, or five Spider-Man movies might be.”
I guess you could also apply what Feige said about his own movies to those planned alongside Sony. That some of those films might not happen and others might that were not planned.
However, it’s good to know that in this post-Secret Wars MCU, Spider-Man will very much remain a part of it.
What do you think of Feige’s comments, can Marvel keep the MCU going till 2042? Thoughts below as always.
