Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige Has Already Had Meetings About Marvel Films For 2025
Many fans are still reeling from Avengers: Infinity War and are looking towards the upcoming release of Ant-Man and the Wasp, but Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios are already looking a few years ahead...
Avengers: Infinity War is currently in theaters, and it acts not only as the first step to the end of Phase 3 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it also serves as a nice celebration of the first ten years of Marvel Studios.
However, while this 10-year anniversary and the release of Infinity War are enough for many fans right now, it seems as if Kevin Feige and the rest of the folks at Marvel Studios are still hard at work preparing for the future of the MCU.
In a new interview with AP News, the president of Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige, reveals these preparations far exceed next year’s Avengers 4 and extends to the next seven years:
“We’re always thinking ahead. Just when people think they can pin us down, we go somewhere else and that’s going to happen again after ‘Infinity War’ in the build-up to the next Avengers film. And we had meetings earlier today about 2024 and 2025.”
Of course, any plans formed in these meetings at Marvel Studios are more than likely far from anything concrete, especially as the list of officially announced release dates for new Marvel films only goes up to the year 2022. So, ideas about the films to come after that point is probably still in flux. Though the lack of anything concrete is perfectly in line with a previous statement from Feige that claimed Marvel usually focuses on five years at a time. Still, it is certainly exciting to see how far ahead Marvel is currently looking.
Could Feige have been discussing the recent acquisition of the X-Men and the Fantastic Four? Probably not, but it's still fun to speculate about the topic of these meetings. Now, what do you folks make of these comments? Whatever they may be, make sure to comment below.
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