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January 25, 2018

Russo Brothers Could Continue Making Marvel Films

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One of the interesting aspects about the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the wealth of directors that have come to make films. Jon Favreau, Shane Black, James Gunn, and of course, the Russo Brothers. All have made a mark in the universe, as have many, many others. But right now, all eyes are on the Russo Brothers because they’re the two who are helping the next two Avengers films Infinity War and Avengers 4. But, what’s the future for them hold beyond that? In an interview during the Happy Sad Confused Podcast, they revealed their pretty focused on right now: “Our relationship with Marvel has been one of the strongest creative relationships we’ve had in our careers. We’re really proud of the movies that we’ve been able to make with them and we’ve had an amazing time doing it,” Anthony Russo said. “We haven’t talked about doing anything beyond these movies simply because we still have a mountain to climb with these two films.” That said, the Russo Brothers are open

July 30, 2016

Disney Drops Second Avengers: Infinity War Film

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Disney have changed their release schedule, revealing that they have dropped the two-part Infinity War Avengers movies, instead choosing to have just one film concentrating on that story and the other being a standalone entry. The change in the schedule that was mad elate on Friday night shows that Avengers: Infinity War Part 1 no longer bears the “Part 1” part in its name, while the sequel is now listed as an “untitled Avengers” film rather that Infinity War Part 2. Despite the changes in the name and apparent story, both movies will still release on their respective planned release dates. This means that Avengers: Infinity War will be available from May 4, 2018 and the second film will hit cinemas on May 3, 2019. Move doesn’t come as a major surprise. The directors of the second film, the Russo brothers, have previously said that the two-part title was misleading as the movies were clearly separate in terms of tone and plot. In an interview earlier in the year, Joe