Despite the fact that
Avengers: Endgame has been billed as the end of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as we know it, it seems as if things will wrap up a little later than originally expected.
While we've all been under the assumption that
Spider-Man: Far From Home is going to kick off Phase 4, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has now confirmed that the movie is actually going to serve as an epilogue of sorts to Phase 3!
"It’s the end of the third phase," he confirmed when asked about
Far From Home.
"You're the first person I told that to." It sounds like the sequel will actually deal will the fallout from Avengers: Endgame rather than launching a new wave of stories (that will happen in 2020 now).
What do you guys think about this revelation of Feige?
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This is both one of the most logical choices while also extremely unlikely! Sony's five Spider-Man movies put a lot of the focus on the Osborn family with The Amazing Spider-Man franchise, in particular, once again taking us down a familiar route by focusing on Harry's relationship with his father (albeit in a very weird way which would have ultimately involved Norman's decapitated head).
It would be great seeing what Marvel Studios could do with these two and even more exciting to see a comic book faithful Green Goblin squaring off with Tom Holland's wall-crawler.
I just can't help but wonder if Kevin Feige and company will really want to revisit the Osborns given how much we've seen of them but there's no denying that making Norman a big bad of the Marvel Cinematic Universe would be pretty damn incredible, especially if he ultimately leads the Dark Avengers. With that in mind, the villain buying up some prime real estate in the Big Apple makes sense.
It Gets Destroyed In Avengers: Endgame
During the World War Hulk storyline, a battle between the Hulkbuster and the Jade Giant resulted in Stark Tower being destroyed.
So, who's to say the same thing won't happen in Avengers: Endgame, especially when it's hard to figure out why else the building would be undergoing what appears to be fairly significant building work Sure, it's been said that Far From Home picks up minutes after the events of the superhero ensemble but something tells me we'll be jumping a little further ahead in time than that.
Then again, now it's been sold, there's really no reason why the former Avengers Tower would end up being taken down by Thanos!
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Far From Home trailer, continue reading below!