Jaghie, the undoubted leader of Marvel Studios, is spreading a slim post-"Endeim", with the TV shows and MCC films fighting for their time. In 2021, the franchise premiered at five Disney+performances, including "Vandavision", "Sokol and Winter Soldier", "Loki", "What if ...?" And "Hokiki". It's just dizziness, but when we think Marvel has revealed the films "Black Widow", "Windnals" and "Shang-Chi and the legend of the ten rings" that year, it is easy to see how quality management will become difficult.

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It is undeniable that MCC has suffered as a result. "The Marvels" in 2023 completed his treasurer as the lowest-bruto-film McU to date. Meanwhile, films like Ant-Man and Osap: Quanumania, "Ethernals" and "Captain America: The Brave New World" all earned mixed up to hunting, while also suffering at box office. It's hard to get down. "Deadpool & Wolverine" may be one of MCU's undoubted recent hits, but has benefited from being the only Marvel Studios film released in 2024. Lack of quantity helped in that case.

Fortunately, to the point of Iger, "Thunderbolts*" has been received very well, even if a cashier has not been smeared Immediately from the gate. There is plenty of time to gather steam now and can do a lot to help turn the tide for Marvel, as it is heading for Stage 6. This summer it will also see the release of "The Fantastic Four: The First Steps", "With Avengers: Doomsday" and "Spider-Man: Fill new day" on Deck for 2026.

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It is a promising slate, but out of that, fog will no longer have to focus on posting three films a year along with three very expensive, movie shows. Disney has already promised to publish less Marvel projects every year. Now, the studio is focusing on the course corrections in terms of quality.

It is easy to love more when something works like gangsters, but the past few years have really been an example of too good work. At the very least, Disney understood the mistake of its ways here. Whether you can win the audience once again on a longer timetable remains to be seen, but this is a step in the right direction.

"Thunderbolts*" is now in cinemas.