‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ is on the brink of being delayed: filming still hasn’t officially started

Avengers: Secret Wars will be released on December 17, 2027. Or that’s what they’ve assured us over and over again… if it weren’t for the fact that the production, apparently, is such a mess that it wouldn’t be surprising if it ended up being released sometime in 2028. No, it’s not just a saying or some crazy idea: in fact, all things considered, it’s even likely.

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Avengers, just delay already!

Although part of the shoot (especially filler scenes) has already begun, the Russos won’t begin work until January 2027, which has raised more than a few eyebrows: Is it possible to make a movie of this magnitude in just twelve months, including visual effects, editing, and the score? It seems, at the very least, rushed.

But of course, they’d better be able to, because the rest of the movies that will continue whatever universe they have left, like X-Men and Ghost Rider, are planned right after. If the script is complete (something that doesn’t usually happen in this kind of production) and pre-production has done little more than get everything ready to shoot, it’s possible they’ll make the date. If they get caught up in Marvel’s usual chaos, they’re officially doomed.

Paradoxically, Secret Wars has every chance of becoming the highest-grossing movie in history, especially after the Russos said that Doomsday ends on a cliffhanger so surprising that no one will see it coming. Place your bets.

Is ‘The West Wing’ coming back? Everyone says they’re desperate for it

On May 14, 2006, one of the best series in history came to an end: The West Wing. It was a different political context, and they didn’t have to deal with the megalomania of the current president. In fact, some people go back to it to find some calm amid all the noise. And precisely because it has never stopped being important in pop culture, there are already people thinking about its return.

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In particular, it was Bradley Whitford, who played Josh Lyman, who said the series should come back “as some kind of limited series”. And yes, why not? It’s one of the most important series in history, and we’ve had worse pointless sequels, after all. But the comment doesn’t come out of nowhere: its creator, Aaron Sorkin, recently teased fans.

“I just had a couple of ideas for episodes simply walking around the White House. Thinking, ‘why did we never do this? Why did we never do that?‘”. I don’t think anyone’s going to stop Sorkin if he decides to get back to work, of course. Luckily, when Whitford was asked to get him to write it, he replied “I’ll do it, I’ll do it”. We’ll see.

The rest of the actors have said they’re all in: if there are new episodes, they’ll be there one way or another, even if it may be a bit absurd that after so many years and so many changes, the same people are still working in the White House. We need more West Wing. Come on, Sorkin, get to it.