Group 1 - Marvel's president Kevin Feige held a press conference to discuss the development of the Marvel Universe, revealing plans for the next phase, including successors for key characters like Iron Man and Captain America, and the reboot of the X-Men [1] - Between 2007 and 2019, Marvel created 50 hours of stories, but in the six years following "Avengers: Endgame," over 100 hours of content has been produced, indicating a significant increase in output [3] - Despite the increase in content, Marvel has experienced a decline in both critical reception and box office performance, with the highest-grossing film this year, "Thunderbolts," earning only $380 million globally [3] Group 2 - Marvel is significantly reducing its output, planning to release no more than three films and one live-action series per year [3] - Key characters such as Captain America and Iron Man will be recast, with Feige drawing parallels to the James Bond franchise in terms of character succession [3] - Disney, after acquiring 20th Century Fox, is set to reboot the X-Men, with plans for a new X-Men film directed by Jack Schryer to be released after "Avengers 6: Secret Wars" in 2027 [4]
口碑票房双下滑，漫威总裁承认作品“过剩”
Huan Qiu Shi Bao·2025-07-22 22:49