There are many comments from quarterbacks about the state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe these days, what the company is doing well and what it could be doing better. One criticism I haven’t heard much and which I think is fair and perhaps more important than it seems: the first Wonderful The films were strongly connected. Each one seemed to lead to the next and the characters didn’t disappear for long. Tony Stark appeared in the following film, The incredible Hulk. Hawkeye was in thor Before he was in The Avengers. Captain America flowed directly into the Avengersetc.
Nowadays, it’s not common for Marvel to let years pass between appearances of popular characters. It’s been three years and counting since we saw Vision at the end of WandaVision; It’s been almost three full years since Shang-Chi’s Ten Rings began emitting a beacon for some reason that remains unexplained. And we haven’t seen the new Black Panther, Shuri, since her debut in the role in Wakanda Forever almost two years ago.
These threads and characters take so long to return that the audience can forget about the people and subplots entirely. Will we ever see Shuri again? Black Panther star Leticia Wright hinted at The view – without revealing anything specific: that “there is a lot ahead” for the character in the MCU.
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Wright also called Shuri one of his “favorite characters” and described her as a “blessing.”
If there is ever another live Black Panther sequel, Shuri is supposed to be a key member of the next Avengers sequels; Marvel currently has two such films on its schedule, though the first has already been delayed and is reportedly in the process of undergoing a major creative overhaul following the firing of Jonathan Majors, who was set to star as time-traveling Kang in the films. Black Panther: Wakanda Foreverheaded by Wright, grossed $859 million worldwide.
The next MCU movie Deadpool and Wolverineis scheduled to release in theaters on July 26. You can see Wright’s appearance at The view below.
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