Technology3/20/2026•Gizmodo

Marvel’s Upcoming Movies Now Almost Extend Until the Next Decade

Marvel’s Upcoming Movies Now Almost Extend Until the Next Decade

After several years of Marvel Studios giving us a movie every few months, that’s ground to a halt. At this moment, the Disney release schedule includes only two Marvel Studios films in the next two years: Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars. After that, though, the release schedule picks up considerably, and it was just extended almost until 2030. Update March 20 3:30 p.m.: After the original publication, Deadline reported that the previous November 2028 date for an untitled Marvel film is now, in fact, an untitled Disney film, meaning that Marvel will now only release three movies in 2028. We’ve updated the post below accordingly. Marvel Studios just dated two new, untitled movies for release on May 4, 2029, and July 13, 2029. Those mark, for now, the furthest out for any Disney movies on the schedule, with the exception of the may-not-happen Avatar 4 and 5. The 2029 films join a long list of other untitled Marvel movies scheduled for release in 2028. Those include: So, yes. After two years with only two Marvel Studios films (as well as two Spider-Man films, Brand New Day and Beyond the Spider-Verse), 2028 will bring three new Marvel Studios films and then at least two mo

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