Tag: Russo Brothers
Marvel Laying Low at the San Diego Comic-Con This Year
Marvel is going into hiding at Comic-Con this year. After speculation of another big show like last year, where they announced Avengers: Doomsday as the replacement for The Kang Dynasty, the return of the Russo Brothers to direct it and Avengers: Secret Wars, and Robert Downey Jr. as the actor who ...
Read MoreDoomsday and Secret Wars Delayed
The Avengers (such as they are now) won’t be assembling for a while. The next two of Marvel’s big event films, Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars, have been scheduled to be released on May 2, 2026, and May 1, 2027, respectively, since they were announced at Comic-Con last July. But to...
Read MoreThunderbolts* Director Jake Schreier in Talks to Helm X-Men
Despite recent claims that Marvel was finally being steered in the right direction, a new report reveals that, as most expected, they have learned nothing. A Deadline exclusive says that Jake Schreier, who directed the currently playing (and failing) Marvel film Thunderbolts*, which was recently kin...
Read MoreAvengers: Doomsday Begins Production with an Unfinished Script
As of today, Avengers: Doomsday is officially filming, and it’s off to a shaky – if traditional – start. Following a series of purported set photos of actors James Marsden and Ian McKellan, both of whom are confirmed to be in the movie, in costume as Cyclops and Magneto, most assumed that the...
Read MoreSupposedly Leaked Doctor Doom Image Looks Fake But is Still Worrying
There are plenty of questions surrounding Avengers: Doomsday, the next Marvel event film from the Russo Brothers – including whether or not it will be the event Marvel needs it to be – and one of the biggest is what Doctor Doom will look like. After dispensing with their new big villain, Kang th...
Read MoreAvengers: Doomsday Cinemacon Presentation Promises More Heroes
Cinemacon is running in Las Vegas this week, with Hollywood studios giving movie theater owners a taste of what to expect in the coming months and years. Marvel was there, of course, and since the footage they showed is unavailable to the public (as it is with almost everything shown at Cinemacon �...
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