"Marvel on Disney+" Pre-Release News & Discussion, Part 2 (Spoilers)

[RoyalRubble]

Apparently a Disney+ French press release lists Loki and What If? premiering in 2021, Hawkeye starting production in 2021, and Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, & Moon Knight premiering in 2022.

 

[Frontier]

Apparently a Disney+ French press release lists Loki and What If? premiering in 2021, Hawkeye starting production in 2021, and Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, & Moon Knight premiering in 2022.

So much for the year of Marvel on Disney+, albeit I understand why .

 

[the greenman]

Is anyone buying this X-Men Disney + series?

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[Yojimbo]

Ruffalo confirms he is in talks to join She-Hulk but it's still on the table.

 

[Frontier]

Ruffalo confirms he is in talks to join She-Hulk but it's still on the table.

I'm just waiting for them to confirm the inevitable at this point .

 

[Yojimbo]

It appears She Hulk was going to start filming July 6.

Moon Knight appears to be set to start filming November 16 and run for 26 weeks.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

It appears She Hulk was going to start filming July 6.

Moon Knight appears to be set to start filming November 16 and run for 26 weeks.

I suspect that said delays will also give them enough time to cast Jennifer and Marc for their respective series.

 

[Yojimbo]

There were 2-3 weeks of filming left for Falcon & The Winter Soldier.

 

[Frontier]

There were 2-3 weeks of filming left for Falcon & The Winter Soldier.

Missed it by that much .

 

[Yojimbo]

Turns out the Markus and McFeely wrote the Endgame scene of past Loki escaping with the cube with no idea they were setting up the Loki series.

 

[Frontier]

Turns out the Markus and McFeely wrote the Endgame scene of past Loki escaping with the cube with no idea they were setting up the Loki series.

I guess Marvel Studios isn't that thorough .

I kind of wonder what the point was if they weren't trying to set something up...just make sure Loki lives somehow ?

 

[Yojimbo]

I guess Marvel Studios isn't that thorough .

I kind of wonder what the point was if they weren't trying to set something up...just make sure Loki lives somehow ?

Yeah, guess it started as just a gag and the powers that be liked that it created an open door they could cultivate later on or not.

 

[Freddy]

I kind of wonder what the point was if they weren't trying to set something up...just make sure Loki lives somehow ?

They needed a situation where going after the Tesseract in 2012 became hopeless and Avengers had to resort to going further back in time to get it and more Pym Particles. Loki taking the Tesseract and disappearing to unknown part of the universe accomplished that.

 

[Frontier]

They needed a situation where going after the Tesseract in 2012 became hopeless and Avengers had to resort to going further back in time to get it and more Pym Particles. Loki taking the Tesseract and disappearing to unknown part of the universe accomplished that.

I get that from a plot perspective, but just in the sense that they left the fact that in the new timeline (or alternate timeline or whatever) Loki managed to escape with the Space Stone instead of going back to Asgard like he originally did as a dangling plot thread .

 

[the greenman]

That's where the huge rift in time & reality as we knew it begins. I hope it becomes an issue dealt with in Doc Strange 2 & WandaVision. As I stated before, I believe Thanos' snap, time travel, and Tony's snap altered reality in major ways that we have yet to really see completely yet. I think the MCU as we knew it is not all the same. One reason I'm not all that convinced any of the pre-End Game tv series is canon now.

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[Yojimbo]

That's where the huge rift in time & reality as we knew it begins. I hope it becomes an issue dealt with in Doc Strange 2 & WandaVision. As I stated before, I believe Thanos' snap, time travel, and Tony's snap altered reality in major ways that we have yet to really see completely yet. I think the MCU as we knew it is not all the same. One reason I'm not all that convinced any of the pre-End Game tv series is canon now.

I think Marvel Studios know what has to be cleared up and has at least a rough game plan for the next couple years/phases. I can see immediately, the TVA arrests AU Loki post-Endgame and returns the Space Stone to its place to the Stark Tower lobby in 2012. And as for the multiple uses of the Infinity Gauntlets and the Infinity Stones, I agree that's going to have ramifications. Whether something catastrophic like leaving little holes in reality giving way to big bads like the Brood or Annihilus creeping into the universe from their dimensions and/or the usage of the stones convinces the Celestials to do some early "house keeping" and expedite their M.O. -- we already know they factor into The Eternals. I also think the power vacuum left by Thanos and his cult and the 'up and comers' looking, who were too afraid to face Thanos, to fill it will also create a lot of strife.

 

[the greenman]

Oh yes, both Loki & WandaVision will be essential viewings at this point. There's some possibilities of Wanda being a mutant and knowing her father. I believe ( and this is just my geeky opinion ), that Marvel wanted Patrick Stewart appearing in a kinda "Crisis"-esque cameo in WandaVision or Dr. Strange 2.

Curious what all Black Widow has to fill in as well. Though I doubt it will have too much science fiction.

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[Yojimbo]

Oh yes, both Loki & WandaVision will be essential viewings at this point. There's some possibilities of Wanda being a mutant and knowing her father. I believe ( and this is just my geeky opinion ), that Marvel wanted Patrick Stewart appearing in a kinda "Crisis"-esque cameo in WandaVision or Dr. Strange 2.

Probably, pity he and Jackman are retired and won't reprise their roles. But that's how the cookie crumbles.

Curious what all Black Widow has to fill in as well. Though I doubt it will have too much science fiction.

I'm pretty sure BW will help set up the sort of 'next wave' geopolitical threats that they didn't have time to set up or mention in Endgame but will be recurring problems in Phase 4 and on (Ronin couldn't have killed everyone). Or it's really what they revealed so far like whoever restarted the Red Room whether it's Taskmaster or a surprise new villain/group. There's all the theories about Taskmaster - a person, a clone, a Super Adaptoid - and whether A.I.M. will resurface. They could come up again in Falcon & The Winter Soldier then perhaps picked up again like in the third Ant-Man. If anyone got their hands on the Cross Particles from the 1st one, A.I.M. seems like a logical choice.

Suffice to say, it will interesting to watch how much integration the streaming shows will have. They must be wondering if there will be blowback if they add in too much from the streaming series or how much they have to explain in a movie when x character/plot point from a streaming show is a factor. Or at this point, do they just assume the audience watched a required show beforehand or they'll go online after the movie and looks up articles about the movie's easter eggs and references to get an understanding of what the allusion was about. Like in Age of Ultron, Fury says he got the Helicarrier from old friend. If you kept up with AOS, you know the "old friend" was Coulson but if not you're in the dark and have to look it up (but as you pointed out, there's the "ouroboros" canon question with the TV shows - we don't need to beat that dead horse right now but that's just an example here to illustrate what I mean).

 

[Frontier]

Suffice to say, it will interesting to watch how much integration the streaming shows will have. They must be wondering if there will be blowback if they add in too much from the streaming series or how much they have to explain in a movie when x character/plot point from a streaming show is a factor. Or at this point, do they just assume the audience watched a required show beforehand or they'll go online after the movie and looks up articles about the movie's easter eggs and references to get an understanding of what the allusion was about. Like in Age of Ultron, Fury says he got the Helicarrier from old friend. If you kept up with AOS, you know the "old friend" was Coulson but if not you're in the dark and have to look it up (but as you pointed out, there's the "ouroboros" canon question with the TV shows - we don't need to beat that dead horse right now but that's just an example here to illustrate what I mean).

We know the most direct continuation is WandaVision to Dr. Strange: Multiverse of Madness, so I think that might be the clearest indicator of how they're going to start referencing each other.

 

[Yojimbo]

Rumor is Keanu Reeves is the top pick for Moon Knight. Though he doesn't have a Jewish background and will be busy with Matrix 4? I'm skeptical...

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