According to a recent source, the reason for the change in the Marvels release schedule to November was to give the MCU film more time for post-production.
A new study explains why Disney postponed the premiere of The Marvels. The Marvel Cinematic universe has recently seen the release of its 31st movie – Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. The Marvels by Nia DaCosta, however, had been postponed from July to November, Disney revealed on the day the movie opened. A fresh investigation now asserts to understand the rationale behind Marvel Studios’ choice.
The Marvels’ November release date was postponed, according to The Wrap, to give the film additional time to finish post-production. The Marvels will take a while to master the CGI of the three heroes’ abilities and off-world trip because it will be a major crossover movie that includes not just Carol Danvers’ story as Captain Marvel but also Ms. Marvel and Monica Rambeau. A current MCU issue is also addressed by The Marvels thanks to additional post-production time.
Delaying the release of The Marvels fixes an MCU issue.
The MCU received a tone of accolades for its Infinity Saga, which covered Phases 1-3 of the cosmos. The Multiverse Saga of the MCU has now failed to receive the same degree of acclaim as the series was accustomed to, with Phase 4 receiving the most mixed reviews. The delay of The Marvels is part of a new approach that began with an upgrade to the Phase 5 TV program release schedule for the MCU when Disney CEO Bob Iger returned to the Marvel parent company.
Most criticism of the MCU Phase 4 was directed primarily at two things: the rushed feeling of the films and TV shows, and the lacklustre CGI. With its new strategy for producing Disney+ content, Marvel Studios hopes to address both of the problems with the MCU series. Only six projects separate the enormous volume of 17 projects that were crammed into Phase 4’s two years and the totality of the Infinity Saga’s material. The Marvels can correct the issues the MCU has recently faced, reversing the tide with Phase 5 as Marvel Studios slows down and gives projects the necessary breathing room.
The Marvels can immediately address the most current CGI issue in the MCU thanks to a longer post-production, which is something the film really needs to nail. Due to the film having to deal with a tsunami of criticism from the beginning, The Marvels has a very difficult task ahead of it. Captain Marvel made more than $1.1 billion worldwide, but it also gave rise to a vociferous minority who may possibly be critical of the Marvel family as a whole. The Marvels will become yet another divisive film if the film mishandles the powers of the three major characters, joining the critics who believe that the MCU’s Phase 4 took the incorrect route.
