I want everyone to know that I figured it out years ago: The secret, the masterstroke, the ace-manic Kevin Feige, the incredible trick that proved the haters wrong and convinced the world to wonder that Studios Phases Four through Six were not a boondoggle, but in fact an incredible gambit of corporate planning and careful IP management. It’s annoying, I don’t think this plan will work anymore. We must wonder, and it is probable, that he retired to draw the table. Change is in the air, and while I have no actual insight into the matter, I’m sure the big finale of the Multiverse Saga that will make it to the big screen is not what was reported when it was announced. Comic-Con Scene.
It is not to be confirmed that the brass is surprised by saying yes (Kev, call me buddy), but we want you to know that even if you are surprised, his plan has changed, in one very beautiful moment; I had figured them out. The trick was simple: Kang, the big bad of the current MCU saga, was also going to be its biggest hero. The owner was going to be fantastic.
I’m sorry, what?
alas! A cry so bold as to call out the voice of “Q&A”! Believe me, I was thinking about this. I can land this plane.
Certainly.
I can! spread out the breadcrumbs. To be surprised it was announced that the expulsion Jonathan Major Kang in September 2020. I saw this announcement suspiciously in the morning, with the inspiration of a kind of news, it seems that he is trying to anticipate the appearance in another that he had thought to be surprised. You know, like the one who stays at the end Loki season 1
Do you think Loki called HWR? Bullshit.
I am not. I’m just, no matter how much I run from it, a very learned comic book, and I can’t escape my nature. I didn’t think HWR or whatever Kang would appear Lokibut I he made It seems surprising that Marvel Studios had a little bit of fun with the comic book stories that suggest Kang is kind of, kind of, Reed Richards’ father. (Please believe me: Here it is really type e is not valid. None of us have time.) and Reed’s story being told in two other abortive franchises, and the Fantastic Four being kind of a Big Deal in Marvel history, I was just thinking of casting the same guy as both Kang and Reed Richards would catch many a bird with one Infinity Stone.
It’s a take on Reed that would be very different from what came before, but made in a remix of comics history. And on top of that, it immediately brings in the importance of the Fantastic Four, if only to introduce them prematurely — because their leader is the good version of the MCU’s current big bad.
What about Doctor Strange in the madness of multiples?
What about that?
Arundo is in it. Played by John Krasinski.
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I am not ignorant.
Doesn’t that refute all of this?
Not so fast. Look at the other characters altogether in that scene. Professor Xavier from the animated series. Captain Carter from What if. Characters pulled from across the multiverse, not representative of the canonical versions in the MCU. Except that Reed pooped like five minutes after we found him. The article is not genuine. Then, what happened Lokis time 1 last.
What is so significant about that scene?
Who is left to tell the story of Loki and Sylvie at the end of the season, about meeting Kang’s completely different status? It’s not Kang’s story in the comics. There is one reed Richards.
Ohhhhh. I think I get it.
Neat, right? This scene tells so much that I felt quite vindicated when I saw it. But it’s also so obvious that I began to lift myself to fear that I was wrong. But now I’m not so sure what we’ll finally see when the Multiverse Saga reaches its climax.
The mcu is in flux. Disney, the parent company of Marvel Studios, is revamping its plan for streaming shows that have laid the cornerstone for this season’s Marvel programming. The dual WGA and SAG-Aftra strikes have had an impact on long-term Hollywood policy across the board. And Jonathan Majors’ husband, Mire Kang, joined his car on domestic violence charges, when currently summoned to trial.
From a bird’s eye view, the long-term surprise plan needs a serious overhaul, with the prospect of sticking to that plan being challenged by major crimes. Herein lies the central question of the surprising method. When it works, there’s nothing like it. But when does it die? It is very difficult to turn a helicopter this big.
Although his commitment to the time frame and production boded well, Marvel Studios has established a reputation for consistent brand design. Characters have slipped into various projects, film rights have been tossed around, and creative behind-the-scenes battles impact the trajectory of movies all the time. Elegantly, the arrangement of Phases and Sagas is just kayfabe, every part of the show is now a huge effort put into it as it strives to keep the cinematic universe as happy as possible for as long as possible.
The amazing ability to build the MCU has been supported by a lack of scrutiny – every successful movie was considered a potential flop until 2014’s. Guardians of the Galaxy. But now everyone’s monitoring and surprise method has resulted in some obstacles for competing studios for money: The combination of his VFX workers with grueling rumors and unreasonable demands, his Disney Plus series didn’t get a contract, and Disney is looking at it. the study of future output to climb back.
Kang? It was a surprising decision years ago. But having taken the term from the show I recently saw, and the time since that plan has long branched out, and the cut is the only sensitive thing.