Marvel Studios producer Nat Moore thinks the franchise will last forever.
By James Brizuela
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Nate Moore is a longtime producer for Marvel Studios, and he recently said that he believes that the Marvel franchise could last forever. According to Moore, “I mean, I think it can last a long […] It would be like saying, “Hey, are the movies about the books going to last forever?” Most likely.”
You’d be hard pressed to find anyone who believed mcu is going to stop anytime soon, especially with the money that Marvel Studios and Disney make together from the release of each movie. We are not entirely sure of the quality of the shows do on Disney+, but nearly every Marvel movie skyrockets past the $500 million mark at the global box office. Take Black Panther: Wakanda Foreverfor example, the film has been released since November 11 and made $407 million.
Marvel Studios is a proverbial cash cow and one that probably won’t end for the foreseeable future. We all know that the MCU is currently working out its plans for Phases 5 and 6, extending releases for the next few years until 2025. The problem, or rather, the great thing is that there are thousands of comics to be drawn , so there could be no end in sight for the shows and movies revolving around one of the oldest comic book companies in the world.
Marvel Studios movies and shows are also very exciting, which is why people flock to see them in theaters and on streaming services at every opportunity. While previous films left a lot to be desired, Iron Man cemented himself as what could be in the MCU world. This was the catalyst that allowed Marvel Studios to see the magic they would eventually create.
Whereas The crow, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesand Batman (1989) laid the groundwork for what would be a fledgling business, producers and creators probably saw how special it could be to adapt many comics into full-fledged features. Marvel Studios joined the party a bit later than that, but once movies like Blade were released, it certainly got the ball rolling on what could be. It’s taken a while for the MCU to grow the way it has, but now Marvel Studios has the right recipe for turning any kind of comedic properties into something that will have a fan following.
One would imagine that after Avengers: Secret Wars is out, the MCU is going to get a little facelift, but that could just mean more obscure stories are going to be found. There are also plenty of superhero teams to highlight, so once the Avengers have truly disbanded, the MCU can start bringing in the many other underutilized teams. Marvel Studios will have a lot of stories to choose from to prevent its success from really diminishing to the point of not turning a profit.
There are way too many characters to explore for Marvel Studios to really die for, although we imagine that superhero fatigue could happen at some point in the future. While the superhero genre may eventually decline in profits, it will remain fruitful, especially under the leadership of Kevin Feige.
