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    LOS ANGELES, CA – OCTOBER 28: President of Marvel Studios Kevin Feige onstage during Marvel Studios fan event at The El Capitan Theatre on October 28, 2014 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Disney, use courtesy of Disney)
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    4 Untitled Marvel Studios Films, Updates, and More from Disney

    Derrick MurrayBy Derrick MurraySeptember 12, 2021Updated:September 12, 20214 Mins Read
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    While everything is subject to change based on the current and let’s face it, future pandemic implications, that hasn’t stopped The Mouse House from building a schedule spanning 7 years into the future. Everything from anticipated Marvel Studios releases to Disney remakes, the studio has so much on the docket it’s hard to fathom just much they dominate the overall film industry. Let’s take a quick look at what’s upcoming from Disney, Pixar, Fox, and Marvel Studios as it stands right now!

    Marvel Studios Releases

    Though the “Eternals” and “Spiderman: No Way Home” are set to release at the end of 2021, with “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” and a hefty release schedule for Disney+, Marvel Studios has a schedule stretching all the way to 2024.

    Some confirmed dates for Marvel Studios include:

    “Eternals,” November 5th, 2021
    “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” December 17th, 2021
    “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” March 25th, 2021
    “Thor: Love and Thunder,” May 6th, 2022
    “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever,” July 8th, 2022
    “The Marvels,” November 11th, 2022
    “Ant-Man: Quantumania,” February 17th, 2023
    “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3,” May 5th, 2023

    And the untitled (start your speculations!) official placeholder release dates for Marvel Studios films:

    February 16th, 2024
    May 3rd, 2024
    July 26th, 2024
    November 8th, 2024

    While nothing is set in stone (as the current stint of pandemic woes have proven), it is comforting to know that with all of the experimental and out there content Marvel Studios is producing right now, they clearly have a plan and are thinking years into the future with their universe. Forethought goes a very long way, so take notes Warner Bros. Pictures- you can’t create a universe if you don’t even have a planet.

    Walt Disney Studios, Star Wars, Avatar, and More:

    For the future, a number of films have been given official upcoming release dates. “Bob’s Burgers Movie” will hit in 2022, “The Little Mermaid” remake is slated for 2023. Take this with a huge grain of salt but “Avatar 2” is still on the schedule for a December 2022 release, with “Avatar 3” slated for a 2024 release. I’ll believe it when I see it, as it “Avatar” sequels are about as real as the “Matrix 4,” which even with a trailer I don’t actually believe is a real film. Patty Jenkins‘ “Star Wars: Rogue Squadron” is still slated for 2023. The new Guillero Del Toro psychological thriller “Nightmare Alley” is set to release in 2021.

    “Nightmare Alley,” December 17th 2021
    “Avatar 2,” December 2022
    “The Little Mermaid,” May 26th, 2023
    “Bob’s Burgers Movie,” May 27th, 2023
    “Star Wars: Rogue Squadron,” December 2023
    “Avatar 3,” December 20th, 2024
    “Avatar 4” December 18th, 2026
    “Avatar 5” December 22nd, 2028


    More Releases and Methods

    In addition the upcoming Marvel Studios schedule, Disney also announced the release dates and method for a number of upcoming films this year and beyond. For 2021, it seems “Eternals,” “Encanto,” and a number of Fox acquired properties (like “West Side Story” and “The Last Duel“) will get an exclusive theatrical release, meaning no Disney+ til after the window closes. This is a different kind of experiment for the studio, as a majority of their agreements with theater chains are slated for a 45-day exclusive window.

    Animated film “Encanto” is being released November 24th, 2021 with a 30-day exclusive theatrical window. Likewise, the Fox releases that also includes “Ron’s Gone Wrong” all fall within the contractual 45-day window, which means all of these films will be available for streaming a month and a half after their release.

    The point is, Disney adding a huge roster of Fox releases now that they’ve fully acquired that entire catalog makes for one dominate run in the next few years. To provide some context, Disney will be releasing 10 films between now and the end of 2021, 18 films in 2022, and 14 films in 2023.

    This doesn’t even include anything else that’s being released on Disney+, which is so extensive it needs a whole different article to cover. Needless to say, Disney has no shortage of heavy hitters lined across all platforms, loading all of their studios with a massive number of releases that, when including the streaming releases, carry all the way into 2028.

    It’s probably best to start eating healthy, changing that workout regiment, and maybe get the vaccine so you can live long enough to witness this vast catalog of releases!

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