by Levi Hill (@Levi_Hill15)
Marvel Studios have shaken up their Phase 3 lineup once again.
Marvel Studios have shaken up their Phase 3 lineup once again.
This time they’ve added a sequel to this summer’s surprise
hit Ant-Man with Ant-Man and the Wasp, which will debut on July 6, 2018. This marks
the first time a Marvel Studios film has used its heroine’s name in the title. Ant-Man has earned $410 million dollars so
far at the worldwide box-office, $178.5 million coming from the United States.
Over the summer, Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige said that
we would see Hope Van Dyne on screen as the Wasp before Phase 3 was over, so this
is confirmation of that promise. Paul Rudd, who played the titular hero in Ant-Man, is set to appear next in 2016’s
Captain America: Civil War. Whether
he will join the Avengers for 2018’s Infinity
War – Part 1 has yet to be announced.
Marvel Studios also moved the release dates for Black Panther and Captain Marvel. Black Panther
will now release on February 16, 2018, and Captain
Marvel will hit theaters on March 8, 2019.
This will be the first time that Marvel releases movies in
the months of February and March.
The studio also announced three untitled films for 2020 – releasing
May 1, July 10 and November 6. This adheres to the three-movie-per-year model
they are starting in 2017. It’s safe to say that these films will be a mix of
sequels and new characters, but it’s impossible to predict who the films will
be about until we get closer to their releases.
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