Marvel reunites the Russos for 'The Avengers'

Marvel is attempting to find a solution to an existing problem. It is possible that this is not the most creative answer, but the plan is crystal apparent.

It was a possibility that, for some reason, hadn’t been firmly put on the table until now: the rumors, of course, existed, but even his potential inclusion in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was denied a couple of years ago. On the other hand, a lot has transpired in those two years: the Russo brothers and Marvel are in a different place, and both of them require the assistance of the other. At the very least from a business perspective, it is a logical and financially sound decision for them to get back together.

To the house. The Russos are rumored to be the directors of not just one but both of the upcoming Avengers films, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter. That is, the picture that has not yet been given a title and will be released in 2026. Originally, it was going to be called “The Kang Dynasty,” but issues with Jonathan Majors caused a change of direction. Additionally, in 2027, “Avengers: Secret Wars” will be released, which would bring the Multiverse Saga of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to a close. Due to the close closeness that is anticipated for the releases, it is highly probable that there will be two films that are related to one other, similar to how “Infinity War” (2018) and “Endgame” (2019) were connected to each other.

Most successful hits… It is the Russo Brothers who are responsible for some of the most well-liked films that Marvel has produced before Endgame. Not only did they direct the conclusion of the Infinity Saga, but they also directed “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” in 2014 and “Captain America: Civil War.” Both of these films were directed by them.

The films in question not only hold the distinction of being the most memorable pictures from Marvel’s early stages, but they also broke records at the box office. One of the highest-grossing films in history is ‘Endgame,’ while ‘Infinity War’ is the sixth highest-grossing film of all time. Along with James Cameron, the Russo brothers are the only directors to have two films that have grossed more than two billion dollars. Cameron, on the other hand, has three films that have done so: “Avatar” and “Titanic.”

…and some minor achievements as well. Outside of Marvel, however, the Russos’ careers have not yet reached the heights of artistic and financial success as clearly as with Marvel. They shot the extremely expensive film “The Invisible Agent” for Netflix, which had the intention of becoming a franchise but ultimately failed to achieve anyone’s expectations. ‘ Cherry,’ the criminal drama that they produced for Apple TV+, was not very well received. ‘Everything at Once Everywhere’ was a successful production for them as producers, but ‘Citadel’ for Prime Video was not as successful, and the outcomes were paradoxical. ‘The Electric State’ for Netflix is currently a promising project that they are now engrossed in.

Marvel is interested in you. Marvel is keeping a somewhat quieter profile following the insane announcements of dozens of movies and series in the midst of a post-Endgame hangover because the company is aware that a lot is at stake with the Avengers movies, possibly even the very existence of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They are going to go through a period of 2024 without releases other than “Deadpool and Wolverine,” and after that, they are preparing a sort of reboot with completely new sagas and approaches, such as those that “Fantastic Four” may bring. This is because the box office success of “The Marvels” or “Quantummania” has meant that they are going to go through this period. It is important to keep in mind that there is currently no information on the design of the new Avengers that will emerge after Thanos.

It is the matter of Jonathan Majors. In addition to all of these different kinds of failures, there is also the issue of Jonathan Majors, who was kicked out of Marvel after being found guilty of sexual misconduct. After being introduced in the first season of ‘Loki’ and making an appearance in ‘Quantumania,’ he was intended to be the major villain of the next phase of Marvel. However, his cancellation has caused the need to reassess the subsequent phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). A genuine occurrence that was not anticipated, which resulted in the formation of a crisis cabinet from which it is yet unclear how Disney will escape.

They have attempted it in the past. Not only are the Russo brothers involved in the direction of this movie, but there have been a great number of other directors involved as well. Destin Daniel Cretton, who directed “Shang Chi,” was the first director to take command of this project, following the success of his previous picture for Marvel. It was also rumored that Shawn Levy, the director of “Deadpool and Wolverine,” would be interested in coming on board, but he declined because of his responsibilities with “Stranger Things.” And for a few weeks, there were rumors that another pair, consisting of the brilliant Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, who were already in ‘Moon Knight,’ may be gaining a role in one of the Avengers films.

The safest bet. In point of fact, the momentary chance that Benson and Moorhead would take charge of the Avengers movie is what causes us to contemplate what we will lose as a result of the Russos’ entrance. This has the potential to be a successful decision that will satisfy a large number of fans, but it is also the one that is the least irresponsible. In a time when businesses are frightened of taking risks, the return of the Russos ensures that films will be released without any fanfare, will be completely canonical, and may probably be filled to the brim with cameos and references to the good old days. To do so would be the most prudent business decision. However, from a creative standpoint, is this the best choice?

Marvel reunites the Russos for ‘The Avengers’

Marvel is attempting to find a solution to an existing problem. It is possible that this is not the most creative answer, but the plan is crystal apparent.

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