Perhaps the future of the MCU will come through prequel films about its various characters. In any case, this is what seems to want Kevin Feige, the president of Marvel Studio with Black Widow.
According to Kevin Feige, American movie producer and current president of Marvel Studios, the future of the MCU may lie in prequel movies. Indeed, during the Black Widow press conference, the producer displayed his opinion on the idea of exploring the past.
The future of the MCU
The history of Black Widow has always enchanted fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Indeed, Natasha Romanoff’s past is a mystery. Over the years more and more fans have requested a movie about the character played by Scarlett Johansson.
A wish that has been granted. Indeed after the last episode of “END GAME” of the Avengers, Marvel announced the upcoming release of the movie Black Widow which is dedicated to the story of Natasha Romanoff.
During the Black Widow press conference, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige said he was looking to shake things up regarding the future of Phase Four of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
“Of course, this film and this story are a special case for Natasha. But the idea of exploring the past, present, and future of the MCU is certainly in the cards for all of our characters. “The tale of this particular cast is so personal and unique to Natasha.”
A phase which, moreover, depends only on him. He said these kinds of movies would only happen if the story is creatively compelling enough to warrant a prequel. This seems to be the case with Black Widow since her reasons for making this movie are clear.
She explained, “We knew there was a crucial phase in his life that we didn’t know about, not just his childhood, but the years between Civil War and Infinity War.” And during this time, we believed it was appropriate to devote our creative energies to learning more about our past and present. … give a hint about inheritance in the future. ”
Black Widow, a project that started in 2016
The Natasha Romanoff story movie project began in June 2016, shortly after the release of Captain America: Civil War. Taking the form of a prequel, the film begins to be developed the following year and filming begins in May 2019.
The movie, therefore, takes place after the events of Captain America: Civil War (2016). It stars Natasha Romanoff as she faces an old threat.
The movie was originally slated for a spring 2020 release. However, like many movies, it is experiencing several postponements due to the Covid-19 pandemic. It will be offered in certain countries at the cinema as well as on the Disney + service in digital purchase via the Premium Access program. Black Widow will finally be available in France on July 7 in theaters.
