Recently, the entirety of Marvel's Phase 4 slate was delayed, and that's left fans wondering how plans have changed for the Marvel Cinematic Universe moving forward. Every upcoming release has been pushed back, so does that mean we'll be waiting a little longer for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3?
The movie has already been postponed after director James Gunn's firing and subsequent re-hiring, so another delay is the last thing fans of this team of A-Holes wants to happen.
Well, Gunn has made it clear on social media that plans for Vol. 3 have not changed at all since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. As for The Suicide Squad, the filmmaker would go on to say that it's still set to meet its planned August 6th, 2021 release date as work is ahead of schedule.
Shooting concluded back in February, so it really does seem as if there's a strong chance the DC Comics adaptation will come out as planned regardless of current global events.
Check out Gunn's comments below and stay tuned for updates!
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