Marvel Studios repense sa stratégie : un virage qualitatif surprenant à venir
Marvel Studios Prioritizes Quality Over Quantity
Marvel Studios is shifting from a ‘quantity over quality’ approach to ensure better content in the future. Changes in production style have led to delays for Disney+ shows Nova and Ironheart, but there is still hope for their release. Following quality complaints, the MCU has learned to prioritize good storytelling, delaying projects and focusing on top-tier releases.
Big Changes Behind the Scenes
Brad Winderbaum has addressed the changes in the way MCU projects are now being produced, and given hope for these shows. While speaking to ComicBook.com, Winderbaum opened up about the big changes that have happened behind the scenes, and why that means previously announced projects are taking a lot longer to hit screens.
“I mean, frankly, in all honesty, there was a mandate to kind of create as much as we could for Disney+ as quickly as we could, and then there was a shift. And all of a sudden, we have to start spreading our release dates out. So, that really accounts for a lot of the delays. Now, we’re using that time. We’re not sitting idle. So, it’s like it stays in the oven. You can bake certain things a little more. It’s actually, I think, ultimately, it’s only going to make things better. But, most of it is just frankly shrapnel from the business.”
The MCU Has Been Swamped by Quality Complaints
From rushed CGI to bad writing, the number of complaints about the last three years of MCU projects has been rising rapidly with each new release. Although many of the problems stemmed from the pandemic, the root of the problem was simply the fact that Marvel Studios was attempting to churn out content under the instruction of former Disney CEO Bob Chapek, without thought about how it was impacting the quality. Chapek’s belief that Marvel fans just wanted more content, more frequently, is ultimately what has led to the current state of the franchise, and partly pushed the idea of “superhero fatigue” across all comic book franchises.
Now it is clear that Marvel Studios has learned its lesson fast, delaying several projects, cancelling others, and pushing back the entire Multiverse saga by almost a year. This is what has led to Deadpool & Wolverine being the only theatrical release of 2024, and the studio’s Disney+ output being reportedly reduced to just three or four series releases in the next year.
The Future of the MCU
Despite challenges faced, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is far from dead. The next few years will see the franchise come back with new arrivals like The Fantastic Four and Blade, alongside the expected return of Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, the X-Men, and the Multiverse Saga-ending Secret Wars. Marvel Studios is focusing on quality, prioritizing storytelling, and delivering top-tier content for its audiences.
Source : movieweb.com
