‘Marvel Studios’ Assembled’ Trailer: Disney+ Is Releasing A ‘Falcon & Winter Soldier’ Making-Of Doc Tomorrow

So far, we’ve seen about 15 seconds of footage from Marvel Studios’ “Eternals,” but the excitement for this new superhero franchise is already off the charts. A good portion of that buzz has to come from the fact that Oscar-winning filmmaker Chloe Zhao is behind the camera for the film.

Malcolm Spellman is the mind behind Disney+’s biggest hit to date, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” (at least according to third-party sources, Disney won’t release internal viewing statistics). You can imagine his internal frustration, however, over a recent trade industry article that suggested that because he wasn’t given the traditional “showrunner” title (he’s credited as head writer), his contributions were overshadowed by Marvel Studios’ creative executives.

Anthony Mackie who recently starred in Marvel's The Falcon and the Winter Soldier became the beloved new Captain America in the series. The actor's character of Sam Wilson was termed as the 'deserving' successor to Steve Roger's Captain by fans but it seems Mackie's kids haven't been far too thrilled about the same.

Dave Bautista has reached a highlight moment in his film career with some decent buzz surrounding his new Netflix film “Army of The Dead,” directed by Zack Snyder, coming out this month.

. The announcement comes courtesy of Tom Hiddleston himself, who has a gripe with all the superhero propaganda of late.«I've noticed that in these long superhero montages Loki tends to get a bit left out.

The God of Mischief strikes again. Hoping to avoid conflict with “Black Widow” when it arrives in July? In a small move to avoid any Friday conflicts, Marvel has announced in a new video that “Wednesdays are the new Fridays,” and their new Disney+ series “Loki” starring Tom Hiddleston has moved up from a June 11 release date to June 9.

Considering Marvel Cinematic Universe fans have been conditioned to expect all sorts of crossovers between characters in the films, when the first Marvel Studios TV series premiered earlier this year, “WandaVision,” people were hoping to see some big guest stars show up. The biggest guess would have been seeing Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch), but that never came to be.

Marvel Studios has shared a long list of release dates for the projects it has coming out in the next two years.The studio released a new hype reel earlier today (May 3) to promote the return of blockbuster films to cinemas following the coronavirus-induced break.Aside from announcing release dates for films like Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania and Guardians Of The Galaxy: Vol 3, Marvel also unveiled the names of some of its previously untitled projects.Black Panther 2 is now officially called

Many of us enjoyed “Falcon & Winter Soldier,” but according to head writer Malcolm Spellman, a major superhero cameo was nixed by Marvel brass. The series had many things going on between social commentary of being black in America and exploring the exploitation of black citizens at the hands of the American government, highlighted directly with Isaiah Bradley, the black Captain America that the government hid from the public.

*SPOILERS ALERT* The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Ep 6, which was the finale episode of the popular Disney+ series, saw Bucky Barnes aka Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) finally find family in Sam Wilson aka Falcon aka the new Captain America's (Anthony Mackie) fam. Moreover, we also see Bucky taking Sam's advice and making amends for those he did wrong as Winter Soldier.

Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe shouldn’t be shocked to learn that Marvel Studios president, Kevin Feige, is a bit of a planner. Whether it’s a necessity when you have to plan for years-long development cycles or just because he likes to know how everything connects, it’s clear that Feige has the MCU planned out for years further than has been announced.

As you are probably well aware, “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” wrapped up its six-episode run last Friday on Disney+. And with it, the world was finally introduced to the new Captain America, Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie).

Chloe Zhao had a pretty eventful weekend. After a prolonged awards season, which saw the filmmaker take home dozens of awards, Zhao ended up taking home Oscar gold on Sunday.

“The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” has ended its six-episode run, crowning a new Captain America and drastically changing the status quo for a number of characters.

Having mixed feelings about Disney+‘s “The Falcon And The Winter Solider” for any reason? Well, Marvel and Kevin Feige don’t share that view if you do. The series just ended today, but Marvel Studios is already planning a continuation of “The Falcon And Winter Soldier” story in a “Captain America 4.” What’s more, in a big vote of confidence, they’re retapping Malcolm Spellman, the showrunner and head writer of ‘Falcon & Winter Solider’ to write and develop the movie.

*SPOILERS ALERT* The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Ep 6, which also marked the finale, was on action mode from the get-go as Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie) finally adhered to Steve Rogers' (Chris Evans) wish and took on the mantle as the next and the first Black Captain America.

We're just a while away from The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Ep 6 dropping, which also marks the popular Disney+ series' highly-awaited finale.

SPOILER ALERT – This post contains spoilers for the season finale of Marvel’s The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, so beware of reading further.

We have some news about The Falcon and the Winter Soldier that is giving us hope for a second season of the Marvel series.

The last episode of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is a clear “set up” episode of the series. First, and most prominently, the episode set up the finale and the battle between Sam Wilson (Anthony Mackie), who is clearly going to be the new Captain America, and Karli Morgenthau (Erin Kellyman), aka Flag-Smasher.