Jan 16, 2020  With all of the Sony and Marvel Studios dust having settled, a third Spider-Man film will be filming this year, and now we know when and where. According to a report from ComicBook, the third Tom Holland Spider-Man film will begin filming in July and run through Nov of this year. Mar 12, 2020  Sony continues to move forward with its own Spider-Man cinematic universe, with both Venom 2 and Morbius due for release in 2020.

.The has been a bit unclear about whether or not it includes the characters who have previously been introduced on the small screen., among other networks and streaming services, was home to a handful of Marvel heroes who all seem to have been cut from the MCU as Disney launched a streaming service of their own with an onslaught of shows on the schedule featuring characters previously introduced in the movies. However, one rumor shared by geek icon has fans excited about the possible return of a beloved character from the Netflix pocket of the Marvel world.' I heard another piece of good f-ckin' news,' Smith said on his FatMan Beyond podcast.

'Did you hear that Spider-Man, the new Spider-Man movie, gonna have a lawyer in it?, they're bringing in as Matt Murdock. That's been the rumor online and they say that's like the one that like Marvel's like god damn it how did that get out?' It is not uncommon for Smith to have insider info from his friends in Hollywood. However, looking carefully at what Smith said in this instance, it seems he is more sharing details of a rumor he had read online than he is sharing insider intel which is being whispered around film productions.

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Still, it's not unreasonable to hope that there is some substance to the rumor which Smith heard.Do you think Marvel Studios should incorporate Cox as in their films? Should the other Netflix characters like the Punisher, Luke Cage, Jessica Jones, and Iron Fist be brought into the mix?

Share your thoughts in the comment section or send them my way on! Upcoming Marvel Studios projects include on May 1st, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier August 20th, The Eternals on November 6th, on December 20th, in Spring 2021, on May 7, 2021, Spider-Man 3 on July 16, 2021, What If? In Summer 2021, Hawkeye in Fall 2021, Thor: Love and Thunder on November 5, 2021, and Black Panther 2 on May 6, 2022.

Marvel Studios series without release dates include Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, and She-Hulk.ComicBook Nation Podcast - In this latest episode talk with Star Wars' Ashley Eckstein about the future of Ahsoka Tano, debate the proper viewing order of MCU movies, and review Final Fantasy VII remake!! Listen & Subscribe!Disclosure: ComicBook is owned by CBS Interactive, a division of ViacomCBS.

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Related:Studios have become substantially more confident in the genre following the massive success of franchises like and, so we're now in the midst of seeing studios take bigger (and necessary) risks. They're adapting standalone properties, offering lead roles to women and people of color, and having the confidence to choose directors with distinct trademark styles, while also offering them more creative control (see: ). The cinematic superhero genre is evolving, and this upcoming slate is just a taste of things to come. Joining the cinematic ranks of young superheroes is, adapted from the comic series of the same name. Locked away in a secret facility, but desperate to fight their way to freedom, the young cast includes recognizable names like Maisie Williams , Anya Taylor-Joy (, The Witch), and Charlie Heaton. With YA roots courtesy of Josh Boone, who directed the adaptation of John Green's, The New Mutants also walks a fine line between sci-fi and horror. It was originally meant to release April 2018, but was pushed back at the last minute by more than a year to allow for reshoots, and has just kept getting delayed. Disney now has the film dated for April 2020.

A solo movie is officially headed to theaters in spring 2020, with Cate Shortland taking the reigns as director, thus becoming Marvel Studios' first solo female director (after Anna Boden co-directed Captain Marvel). Fans have been clamoring for a standalone adaptation of Black Widow with Scarlett Johansson since Natasha Romanoff first turned up in, and ten years later it'll finally happen, albeit after Natasha's death in Avengers: Endgame. The Black Widow solo movie is set following the events of Captain America: Civil War, and sees the former KGB assassin confronted by the ghosts of her past. David Harbour joins the MCU as villain Red Guardian, while Florence Pugh and Rachel Weisz play other trained Black Widows.

In fall 2020, Marvel Studios introduces to the MCU, in a film that sees The Rider director Chloe Zhao in the director's chair. Written by Matthew and Ryan Firpo, The Eternals story will cover over 7000 years of time, while chronicling the lives of the titular immortal alien race. It'll also presumably become the launch pad for a more cosmic MCU in Phase 4 and beyond.

Angelina Jolie leads the cast as Thena, and is joined by Richard Madden as Ikaris, a newly buff Kumail Nanjiani as Kingo, Salma Hayek as Ajak, Gemma Chan, as Sersi, Brian Tyree Henry as Phastos, and more. Promising to bring hardcore martial arts action into the MCU, is a priority for Marvel in Phase 4.

The movie is based on comics about the son of Fu Manchu, who has his eyes opened to his father's wickedness after being sent on a dark mission, and decides to become a superhero instead, fighting for those who need him instead of the father who would command him. Shang Chi will be and hit theaters in winter 2021. Simu Liu stars as the MCU's first Asian superhero, while Tony Leung has been cast as The Mandarin (the real one, not his Trevor Slattery imitation). It doesn't have a title yet, but now that Disney's brief spat with Sony is over, Spider-Man is confirmed to receive a third MCU solo film in summer 2021. Director Jon Watts and writing duo Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers are returning on the creative end for while Tom Holland reprises the title role. Kraven the Hunter has been heavily rumored to be the villain this time out, but it'll be interesting to see what the ramifications of Spider-Man: Far From Home's wild post-credits scene end up being.Read more. In addition to developing the story, it took several years to create the animation style that's seen in, which released in December 2018 and quickly became one of the most beloved superhero movies ever released.

Shortly before Into the Spider-Verse hit theaters, Sony Pictures confirmed plans to produce a sequel. While story details are scarce, that allow for Miles Morales' story to branch off in multiple directions. Has officially webbed up a 2022 release date, and will include the addition of Japanese Spider-Man.

Ryan Coogler's Black Panther quickly became one of the biggest movies of all-time in the United States, and while its international gross wasn't on the same level as Avengers: Infinity War (which no one expected it would be), there's no denying that it was an astounding success - critically and commercially - for Marvel Studios. So, it's no wonder that Black Panther 2 is set to happen, with Coogler back in the director's chair, and Chadwick Boseman back as the King of Wakanda. As usual, story details are scarce this far out from its spring 2022 release.

Another Marvel Comics property most casual viewers may not have realized belonged to Marvel Comics (it's part of the Icon Comics imprint) is the franchise, from comic book writer Mark Millar (who also wrote Marvel's Civil War story arc). Writer/director Matthew Vaughn has some ideas as to how the trilogy will end (assuming it does end), stating that he had been unofficially prepping while working on. Kingsman 3 was originally planned to arrive before the above prequel, The King's Man, but's currently without a solid release date. Danny Salemme is a Lead Editor and Features Writer at Screen Rant. Based in Brooklyn, NY, Danny studied Film at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL, spent some time working in production on both the east and west coasts before refocusing his career toward entertainment journalism, studied Improv and Sketch Comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade in Manhattan, and is an independent filmmaker. Unbeknownst to his mother, he spent his youth watching bargain bin horror movies at his babysitter's house.When he's not sending celebratory GIFs to Screen Rant's crack writing team, Danny's writing and producing short films and rewatching Bob's Burgers on a perpetual loop.

His favorite childhood Halloween costume is a toss-up between Mrs. Doubtfire and Jason Voorhees, he'll never say no to making-of documentaries, and awards season is his weakness.Follow him on Twitter and Instagram @DannySalemme and check out his interviews, published work, and creative writing at dannysalemme.com.