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Except Sony was rumored to already be in production of a Kraven movie for their SpiderVerse. So if they're going to do that they might as well just start the cross-over process and include Venom as well.Spider-Man Villain Kraven Could Be From Wakanda in the Marvel Cinematic Universe
As we wait a few more days to find out what Marvel Studios has up its sleeve for Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, many are hoping a third Spider-Man film will be announced before too long. Not just that, there’s been growing support for iconic Marvel baddie Kraven the Hunter to make his […]
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They teased us with it in Far from Home, but now we get a real introduction of the Multiverse into the MCU. If there is any movie that would look into trying to bring back some fan favorites from the dead, this would be the film. I doubt they would do it as it would be too easy, but it is possible.
Per this interview with Collider:
Blade is being made by Marvel Studios. The only two options are theaters or Disney+ where as Hulu will be Marvel TV. There were rumors Marvel Studios and Marvel TV were fighting over Blade (Marvel TV will have live action Ghost Rider and Helstorm series, and Blade would fit right in), but obviously Feige won out. I think the main reason they're making this movie is because Mahershala is on board.
Which unfortunately will have nothing to do with the MCU or Phase 4 and beyond. Feige has pretty much written off any connection between Marvel Television and the MCU.
Runaways, and Cloak & Dagger are part of the MCU along with Agents of Shield, Inhumans, and the Netflix shows. So don’t be denying their existence in the MCU.
If you still believe this then you haven't been paying attention.
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If you still believe this then you haven't been paying attention.
I used to believe the same thing, even used to post the same here in other threads. However if you've been paying attention then you'd realize that while on the surface its mentioned that the Marvel Television shows are part of the MCU, they really aren't.
Basically there has been a power struggle internally between different parts of Marvel Entertainment for years. And ultimately Feige won out over the last couples years, starting when he no longer reported to Ike Perlmutter. Its the reason why there is absolutely no mention of any of the Marvel Television shows in any of the movies. And with the exception of AoS, with Phil Coulson and the first couple seasons, there hasn't been any real mention of the movies in the shows.
Even the stars of AoS have talked about it:
Agents of SHIELD star confirms the series has "departed" the MCU
And talks about Agent May's reaction to Sarge.
The MCU was suppose to be all cinematic mediums feed into each other as part of a large universe. But because of the internal power struggles that never truly happened, so only Feige announced projects are truly part of the MCU.
If you want you can call the Marvel Television produced shows as MCU adjacent.
There have been rumors that the original deal was amended after Venom that would allow Tom Holland's Spidey to make an appearance in future Sony Spiderverse movies. Would that unofficially/officially make Venom and crew part of the MCU, well that is up to Feige who has been noticeably mute on the subject.
Well, Sony's next film is Morbius in July 2020. Spidey 3 won't be till July 2021, and there's rumors that Tom Hardy's Venom will appear in it, and that a post-credits scene in Venom 2 (October 2020) will explain why he goes from San Francisco to New York.
Yes, and at the time dates were being adjusted Pascal made a comment that Venom and crew were set in the MCU, or "adjunct" as she called it and again Feige was mute on the subject (who was sitting right next to her).
Fingers crossed!
