Kevin Feige Thinks Marvel Studios Films Are The Victims Of “Genre Bias” During Awards Season

One of the most impressive stories of 2021 is just how fast Disney+ continues to grow, only two years after the service launched in 2019. The fairly young streaming platform is now one of the biggest in the world and continues to grow at a pretty absurd pace.

Welcome back from your slumber and food coma. As you start to raise from your holiday fog (hope you had a merry one), you’ll start to receive bits of information that penetrate your haze.

Kevin Feige is looking ahead to the future.

Selome Hailu editorLongtime “Spider-Man” series producer Amy Pascal and Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige have an offbeat filmmaking partnership, as they demonstrated in a new interview.In a conversation with the New York Times’ Brooks Barnes about “Spider-Man: No Way Home” and the future of the franchise, the pair addressed Pascal’s previous comments that Tom Holland would star in another “Spider-Man” trilogy.

With Spider-Man: No Way Home now out in theaters, Disney and Sony are “actively beginning to develop” where the web-slinger’s story goes next, says Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe Television Academy has officially shared its 2022 Emmy calendar, and not a lot has changed from last year.

Last month, Pascal, perhaps prematurely, said that Sony and Disney are going to collaborate on three more “Spider-Man” movies. But in a new interview Friday with the New York Times, Pascal clarified her comments.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorFor the third consecutive year, Women In Film has released its awards-season ballot, recognizing all the women whose work behind the camera made this year’s biggest films possible.As critics and guilds start voting and handing out awards, the WIF #VoteForWomen ballot seeks to shine a light on the women and nonbinary film professionals for consideration.In a statement, Women In Film said, “Every year we see hundreds of women excelling at their roles as creative and

“Spider-Man” franchise fans are certainly curious if the Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures working relationship will be moving forward beyond this latest installment, but there are multiple signs that we’ll continue to see Peter Parker interacting with the greater group of Marvel characters for years to come.

My good colleague Pete Hammond tells us the film awards season is in full swing, live and in-person. Screenings. Panels. Parties. Lunch with the stars. Just like 2019.

What’s going to happen to the live-action ‘Spider-Man’ film franchise after “Spider-Man: No Way Home?” Tom Holland seems unsure, but producer Amy Pascal wants to keep having the actor appear as Peter Parker for years to come, hinting that a new trilogy is on the way.

“Venom: Let There Be Carnage” has been one of the biggest films of 2021, not only in terms of box office earnings but also with fan excitement. And while fans seem super amped on the film itself, with its somewhat silly tone and the introduction of fan-favorite villain Carnage, but also because of the post-credits scene, which hints at something folks have been dying to see for years.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is expanding yet again, with Variety reporting that Marvel Studios has greenlit a sequel to “Shang-Chi and Legend of the Ten Rings”.

Earlier, we shared the news that Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feige, broke from his typical secretive demeanor to reveal that Charlie Cox would eventually join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, reprising his Matt Murdock/Daredevil role from the Marvel Television production, “Daredevil.” But don’t go expecting Feige to turn a new leaf and start confirming all the rumors floating around regarding the Netflix/Marvel characters.