Marvel has postponed two MCU Phase 4 films
Disney and Marvel have decided to postpone two MCU Phase 4 films, one of which will be delayed for a full year. Specifically, we are talking about the films expected for October 7, 2022 - now scheduled for October 6, 2023 - and the film expected for November 3, 2023 - now scheduled for November 10, 2023 -.Currently, however, not we know which film these dates refer to. We only know that the two Marvel Phase 4 feature films have been postponed. Disney just shared the date change and nothing more. We will probably have to wait more than a year before we officially find out which films it is.
According to rumors, the October film is that of Blade, as it would be a perfect candidate for the month of October. or the month of Halloween. Obviously this is only a speculation: as already mentioned, Marvel and Disney have not indicated any information on the matter. We know that the production of the film was expected for this year, but everything has been postponed while the company looks for a director.
We remind you of the list of Marvel Phase 4 films coming in 2022 and 2023:
March 25, 2022: Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness May 6, 2022: Thor: Love and Thunder July 8, 2022: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever November 11, 2022: The Marvels February 17, 2023 : Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania May 5, 2023: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 July 28, 2023: Film without a name October 6, 2023: Film without a name November 10, 2023: Film without a name
If you wait instead Eternals, you will be interested to know what director Chloé Zhao likes best about the Marvel movie.
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Marvel just postponed its most mysterious movie of MCU Phase 4
© Provided by BGR Marvel MoviesThe novel coronavirus pandemic forced movie studios to release their new films on streaming services or to delay theatrical releases, as indoor gatherings were banned. Marvel was no exception, delaying its MCU films quite a few times. Black Widow was pushed to fall 2020 and then to spring 2021 before Marvel announced a final premiere date of July 9th in theaters and on Disney+. And it wasn’t just Black Widow, of course — Marvel had to postpone all its MCU Phase 4 films since the movies are interconnected and need to be experienced in a particular order, which often has nothing to do with the chronology of events.
While Marvel’s MCU schedule seemed to finally be set in stone a few months ago when Disney announced the new dates, there might always be some additional changes that might not necessarily have anything to do with the ongoing health crisis. And Marvel did just that, postponing its most mysterious MCU Phase 4 movie by about a year.
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Disney announced its movie release schedule from 2021 through 2023 back in March, revealing that an untitled fifth Marvel film was scheduled to launch in 2022, on October 7th. We previously expected four MCU films per year through 2023, so the October 7th release was quite a surprise.
At the time, we didn’t know what to make of it. Disney revealed the titles of eight of the 13 MCU movie premiere dates that are scheduled through 2023. We already know the films set to launch this year and the four confirmed films for 2022. The four 2023 films were still listed as Untitled Marvel projects, but we had purported titles associated with all those dates. In other words, we already thought we knew 12 titles of the 13 movie dates Disney has given us.
A few weeks after that, Marvel released a promo video teasing the return of MCU films to theaters, and it also revealed premiere dates for Ant-Man 3 and Guardians 3. This left us with three movie slots for “Untitled Marvel” projects, including the one on October 7th, 2022. We already expect Fantastic Four and Deadpool 3 to be released in 2023 — here’s what Disney’s MCU scheduled looked like until a few days ago:
2021:Disney has now delayed the October 7th, 2022, film for an entire year to October 6th, 2023. This also forced it to postpone the November 2023 release by one week, from November 3rd to November 10th. Here’s what Marvel’s 2022 and 2023 schedules look like now:
2022:It’s unclear at this time what prompted the delay or which movie we’re even talking about. ComicBook speculates the film that Disney just delayed is Mahershala Ali’s Blade reboot. Marvel announced it back in July 2019 alongside the initial roster of Phase 4 announcements but never revealed a release date. An October launch would make sense for such a movie, as it’ll place Blade in theaters right in time for Halloween.
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