Marvel Studios has been one of the greatest success stories in all of cinema since launching its first film, Iron Man, in 2008. Under the leadership of studio president and producer Kevin Feige, Marvel Studios has amassed $10.9 billion worldwide (and counting) in just under nine years. Marvel Studios has set the standard for serialized, shared universe storytelling in movies with just about every other studio trying to play catch-up. The gap, however, is set to grow even wider as Marvel Studios prepares to have its biggest and possibly best year ever in 2017.
This year will be the first in which Marvel will release more than two films with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in May, Spider-Man: Homecoming in July, and Thor: Ragnarok in November. In terms of the sheer quantity of movies released, 2017 will set a record for Marvel Studios and give the studio an inside track to break some its own box office records. Even with three films, though, breaking those records won’t come quite as easily as shouting “HULK SMASH!”
Welcome to 2017: the biggest and possibly best year ever for Marvel Studios
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this site is a joke, is even more retarded than superherohype
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I love this website. What don’t you like about it?
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It’s full of middle aged obese balding, talentless men who like fictional drawings?
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This is all great news if you’re a big MCU fan. I’m hoping that they push the envelope a little bit in their storytelling and take more risks creatively. I could easily get back on board but at this point, I just Netflix them. Hoping for the best but when I saw the GOTG and Spider-Man trailer for a second time with Rogue One, I found myself looking at my phone more than the screen. They’ll no doubt be successful financially and critically, but for me, this is what’s going to burn out the genre.
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Thor movies are always a “pass” for me
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every film is their BEST EVER, until the next one. It stands to reason 2017 will be the BEST EVER YEAR…
…until 2018.
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