The streaming service needs new content, especially when trying to take attention away from competitors like Netflix, which is constantly releasing new titles. While WandaVision and a second season of The Mandalorian should help to bring in new subscribers and keep current subscribers from canceling, it’s still not ideal for Disney Plus. The Eternals is still scheduled to be released on February 12th, 2021.
If that happens, this will mark the first year since 2009 that a Marvel Cinematic Universe movie isn’t released. On the film from, both Black Widow and The Eternals have also had their theatrical releases delayed, and there’s a good chance Black Widow will be moved from its November 6th release date to 2021. While fans were anticipating delays, the lack of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier this year is a blow. The first teaser trailer for the show premiered during last night’s Emmys broadcast. Blending together a couple of different TV formats, WandaVision finds the two characters living a suburban life but starting to suspect things are not what they seem. The show follows Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany’s respective MCU characters, Wanda Maximoff (Scarlet Witch) and Vision. Instead, the first Marvel Studios show that Disney Plus subscribers will see is WandaVision. Marvel Studios has yet to release a teaser trailer for the show, although some scenes were included in a 30-second Super Bowl ad that also included glimpses of WandaVision and Loki.
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Production has begun again (TikTok and other social media platforms are full of footage taken by fans), but it’s evident that there isn’t enough time to get the show polished for the end of the year. TV Line has confirmed that The Falcon and the Winter Soldier release date has been pushed back for the time being thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. The show was originally delayed in July after it became apparent that they couldn’t safely pick up production on reshoots because of the pandemic. A couple of things impacted The Falcon and Winter Soldier’s production, including earthquakes in Puerto Rico that affected a planned two-week shoot in January, and the pandemic. The show, which follows Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan’s characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe films, Sam Wilson (Falcon) and James Buchanan “Bucky” Barnes (Winter Soldier), was supposed to be released in August. Marvel Studios’ first big Disney Plus project, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, is being moved back to 2021, making a rough year for Marvel fans a little bit rougher.Īlthough Marvel hasn’t made any official comment on the matter, the description for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier on Disney Plus has changed to note it’s coming in 2021.