Marvel's Kevin Feige On Avengers: Endgame And The Fate Of Guardians Of The Galaxy 3

To date, Marvel Studios has made over $17 billion at the global box office, yet they'd never been invited to the Golden Globes up until Black Panther, a film that not only has variation the qualities of being the highest-grossing film of 2018 although also scored Marvel its first-ever Golden Globes nom for Best Picture.


Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige called Black Panther's cultural impact "the very crucial victory we've ever had" on the red carpet with MTV News correspondent Josh Horowitz. "This is my first time at the Globes," he mentioned, adding that if he weren't donning a suit and tie at Hollywood's tipsiest ceremony he'd actually be in a cutting room finishing up the final mix of Captain Marvel.


As for that other big release of 2019, Avengers: Endgame, Feige confirmed that the title of the film had been in place since "before we began developing the movie, or just as we were developing it." He even goes as far to mention that Doctor Strange's "endgame" line in Infinity War was indeed a direct call-out to the title of the final Avengers film. (Of course that's not what co-director Joe Russo told Uproxx last year.)


"Being able to generate excitement without giving away any of the several, several, several secrets could be ideal," Feige mentioned.


Yet there really are some things he can reveal, like the fact that he'd love converse with director Adam McKay — and fellow Golden Globe nominee — about that long-rumored Silver Surfer movie. "He's a honest-to-goodness fan," he mentioned. "He did a lot of behind-the-scenes help with us on the initial Ant-Man film."


As for the fate of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 — a film that suffered a tremendous blow soon after James Gunn's abrupt firing last year — Feige mentioned that "Guardians will happen — once, where, or how... [That's] for a different time