Next week, ‘Thunderbolts*’ will end Phase 5. But what will be the movie that will start MCU phase 6? Find out!
Next week, on May 1 holiday, will debut in Brazil the movie “Thunderbolts*”, Marvel’s new release that marks the closing of MCU phase 5, Marvel’s cinematic universe.
The film about the famous group of comics, which will be integrated in theaters by Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), Red guardian (David Harbor), Training, (Olga Kurylenko), American agent (Wyatt Russell), Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen) and the winter soldier (Sebastian Stan), has the following synopsis:
“Arrested in a deadly trap, seven disillusioned outputs are forced to embark on a dangerous mission that will force them to confront the darkest corners of their past.”
With its debut, phase 5 of the MCU, in force since 2023 and responsible for expanding the idea of the multiverse, will be officially closed. But do you know what the movie will be responsible for starting the new chapter of Marvel’s cinematic universe?
What will be the first MCU phase 6 movie?
Unlike what many may imagine, MCU phase 6 will not take long to start. This is because the first movie of the New Age opens later this year: “Fantastic Four: First Steps”, a work that hits Brazilian theaters on July 24.
Directed from Matt Shakman (Wandavision), the film has the following synopsis: “With the vibrant scenario of a retro-actor world inspired by the 1960s, ‘Fantastic Quartet: Marvel Studios’ first steps’ presents Marvel’s first family as they face their scariest challenge so far. Forced to balance their roles as heroes with the power of their family ties, they must defend the land of a space god Voraz called Galactus and his enigmatic herald, silver surfer. And if Galactus’s plan to devour the entire planet and everyone was not bad enough, suddenly it is very personal. “
Besides having the participation of RALPH INSON like galactus, and Julia Garner in the skin of the silver surfer, the first family of Marvel heroes will have Pedro Pascal like Reed Richards, Mr. Fantástico; Vanessa Kirbyliving from Sue Storm, the invisible woman; Joseph Quinn like Johnny Storm’s interpreter, the human torch; and Ebon Moss-Bachrach In Ben Grimm’s rocky skin, the thing. Check out the trailer!
Source: Recreio
