Much to the dismay of fans, Marvel President and Chief Creative Officer Kevin Feige confirmed in a recent episode of "Marvel Studios Assembled," a focus on Disney+'s "Eternals," that 2019's "Avengers: Endgame" will be released. it was the last film of the heroes in the Infinity Saga.
“Marvel Studios and the MCU celebrate their ten-year anniversary, and with the release of the final Avengers movie, we completed the 22-film Infinity Saga,” explained Feige, noting that the studio has managed to connect more than 20 films for the purpose of telling a story. bigger.
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The Infinity Saga began in 2008 with “Iron Man”, kicking off the first phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). The infinity stones were presented throughout several subsequent productions and the Avengers franchise – which ended phase three of the MCU – came precisely to connect the loose ends by concluding the battle against Thanos in “Endgame”.
Phase four of the MCU kicked off from the “WandaVision” series in 2021, however, it's very clear Marvel's goal is to focus this chapter on Doctor Strange, who debuts in “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” on May 5. in Brazil. For some, there is a chance that the Sorcerer (played by Benedict Cumberbacht) will be the new leader of the heroes, taking the place of Tony Stark (Iron Man lived by Robert Downey Jr.) and / or Captain America (Chris Evans).
"Avengers: Endgame" closes the trajectory of several important heroes, the Black Widow, Iron Man, Vision and Nebula, from the "Guardians of the Galaxy" franchise. Captain America and Hawkeye apparently also say goodbye to the saga, going to live a life in a "retired" style.
“Endgame” became the highest-grossing film of all time, second only to “Avatar”. To date, the latest Avengers movie has grossed $2,7 billion and is the second highest-grossing film in the world. “Spider-Man: No Return Home” recently became the 3rd highest grossing in the US and the 2nd highest in Brazil. Globally, the feature occupies the 6th position, however, it is worth remembering that the Spider has not yet arrived on screens in China, a potential market that even took “Avatar” to the top.
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