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Originally Posted by Aries Walker
Do you have a link to that interview?
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Kevin Feige has been chatting to Empire and was rather keen to spill the beans on future plans for the Marvel Movie universe.
Feige*said that, despite appearing in the after-credits sequence in The Avengers, Thanos is still far in the future of the Marvel movies, despite rumours that he would pop up in Thor 2: “No, future, future. But there will be a major new villain. A major, major new antagonist”. The Enchantress apparently looks like the rumour-mill favourite at the minute.
Feige hinted that Thor 2 would see a return to Asgard, but to the seedier underbelly:* “We’re going to see the other side of Asgard. It’s not all polished and golden in this film. And the events of Avengers will have affected Thor for sure. His relationship with Loki will continue to evolve, and the biggest part is Natalie and Thor returning with Jane Foster.”
This is good news, FTN really like Portman in Thor (stop it! – ed) and are genuinely glad she’s returning. The dynamic between here and Odin’s son was one of the best aspects of the first movie and will be welcomed in part 2.
On the success of The Avengers and the future of the new Marvel movie-verse, Feige said: *”The Avengers was not the finale for us. It was a giant, giant marker, but it was never the finale. We are already well into the plan for the next phase of our little cinematic universe.”
So there’s a big future ahead for these movie? Well, we knew that.. but it’s still nice to hear it
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Plus, I also read Marvel greenlighted 2 previously unplanned movies- one rumored to be Antman, and the other is debated on with the front runners if I remember correctly being Dr. Strange or Black Panther.
Unless they reach a deal with Sony and Disney they couldn't tell the story true to the comic because they don't hold the rights to some of the main guys like Spidey - but that doesn't mean they couldn't get something worked out because the potential payout is really enticing.
One hangup is that Marvel may not want to pump up those characters because the only way they get the rights back is if they fail to use them or tank at the box office- which is why they rushed to get a Spiderman reboot out or else Sony would have given up its rights to the franchise.
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