Kevin Feige explains why the Marvel Cinematic Universe is different from Phase 4

The concern about maintaining consistency in such a long saga and involving as many different directors as Marvel Cinematic Universe This is not a particularly easy task. and executive producer Kevin Fig has done a very decent job in this regard so far. Especially considering that during Phase 4 was involved in directors with a certain style own, from Cate Shortland and Chloe Zhao to Sam Raimi himself.

Because there have been changes and a desire to take risks. “The Marvel Studios logo does not promise a certain group of characters and a certain tone. promise spirit and style and atmosphere and emotionsI hope so, he says. TheDirect. “And it’s the perfect time to move on from moon knight before Ms. Marvelprecisely because they are so unique and so different from Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness D Thor: Love and Thunder [2022] to both extremes.

“That’s what makes Marvel in the comics, and now the Cinematic Universe, so unique; is to see all these different tones, styles and charactersKevin Feige continues, pointing the finger at the sore spot that Phase 4 changed the superhero franchise still recognizable today. “So I really like it when people say, ‘Look, everyone is different.’ Because that’s how we always feel about them and always want them to feel. [los espectadores]”.

Characters old and new, such as Ms. Marvel, according to Kevin Feige.

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And as Sana said [Amanat]”, creator first Muslim main character in the comics, and soon in live action, “he’s very proud to bring new characters to the screen and not just talk about reimaginings” of those people have seen for decades”; which “he thinks is important” because “people who have never thought about watching a Marvel Studios production before are getting excited and watching this show.” And then “everyone else!”