Quote:With just a few short weeks until Avengers: Endgame releases in theaters, fans are already curious of what lies beyond the decade-long setup for the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s biggest event. Last year's Infinity War posed a lot of questions that Endgame is poised to answer, but what comes after that? Marvel has already confirmed Spider-Man: Far From Home will be hitting this July, but has been hesitant to talk about anything beyond that.

When talking to io9, Marvel Films chief Kevin Feige did say he didn't expect an X-Men movie integrated into the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Phase 4, which is intended to last five years. Now that Disney has acquired Fox, the acquisition brings the mutant characters back to Marvel, who have long been unable to regain the movie rights to X-Men and the Fantastic Four.

"It’ll be a while," Feige told io9. "It’s all just beginning and the five-year plan that we’ve been working on, we were working on before any of that was set. So really it’s much more, for us, less about specifics of when and where [the X-Men will appear] right now and more just the comfort factor and how nice it is that they’re home. That they’re all back. But it will be a very long time."

(04-12-2019, 08:23 AM)Cameron Samurai Wrote:

According to a leak I read on CBR, they did film a post credits scene for Endgame involving Wolverine, but you only really see claws forming in his hands. We'll see how accurate that is

(04-13-2019, 06:37 AM)Digifiend Wrote: What If is a cartoon

(04-13-2019, 08:13 AM)Xalfrea Wrote: The least good of the MCU films for me is Iron Man 3. I hesitate to say any of the films are bad, IMO. Some are definitely weaker than others to be sure, but they're not god-awful or box office bombs or offensive or anything like that.

I've yet to really get into the shows. I don't doubt their quality, but I just lack a lot of time to watch them.