Bob Iger says Marvel Studios will now release two to three movies a year, which it was already doing
Former and current Disney CEO Bob Iger has expressed his concerns about Too Much Marvel. Previously, he said that the increased volume of films and television series in the MCU “diluted focus and attention” of the audience. On Disney ’s quarterly earnings call on Tuesday, Iger announced his solution : “I’ve been working hard with the studio to reduce output and focus more on quality, that’s particularly true with Marvel.
Except two to three Marvel movies a year isn’t a change for the MCU—that’s the status quo, and has been since around 2011 . In the 2010s, the MCU’s TV output was less connected to the films, but even then there were two or three Marvel series airing between the films. Only one year featured a significant uptick in output for Marvel. 2021 is the only year the studio released four movies .
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