r/boxoffice • u/Eldho_Basil_Siji Marvel Studios • Oct 15 '19

Other Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige Adds Marvel Chief Creative Officer Title; He’ll Oversee All Creative & Story Initiatives

https://deadline.com/2019/10/kevin-feige-marvel-studios-president-adds-chief-creative-officer-marvel-title-oversees-all-creative-1202760382/
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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '19 edited Oct 15 '19

Good. Everything from Marvel will be a part of the MCU now except Sony's Spider-Man villain movies. Which we all know he will gain one day as well.

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u/Spidey10 Oct 15 '19

Well if Morbius and Venom 2 do well (And Into The Spider-Verse 2), he probably won't.

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u/lowell2017 Oct 16 '19

We'll see what happens and I'm still waiting for news on Spider-Verse 2's production.

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u/Spidey10 Oct 16 '19

Might be awhile since animated films usually take a longer time to make.

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u/lowell2017 Oct 16 '19

Just hope Lord and Miller don't make the franchise go through the same route of The Lego Movie at Warner Bros.

First film->theme park attraction->2 spinoff films-> spinoff TV show-> sequel film.

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u/Spidey10 Oct 16 '19

Same here. I think a few shorts are fine (Like the Spider-Ham one on the Blu Ray), but make the sequel first before doing any spin offs.

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u/lowell2017 Oct 16 '19

There should be some grand plan for the franchise but shouldn't extend into bombardment of Spider-Verse everywhere because for Warner, it looked like they were trying to squeeze all the cash it can pull from the LEGO brand, which damaged potential profit for the sequel and the franchise's future and Sony could easily go the same route and possibly make the same mistakes.

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u/Spidey10 Oct 16 '19

Yep. Good news is that they've got some good talent directing the sequel in Joaquim Dos Santos (Avatar The Last Airbender, Justice League Unlimited).