Rumors Swirl Around Future “X-Men” Film and Potential “Jessica Jones” Revival
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Recent whispers within Marvel Studios hint at potential shifts in their approach to film and television projects. These rumors, circulating online, suggest a renewed focus on grounded characters for Disney+ series and reserving major events for theatrical releases.
One notable rumor involves the next “X-Men” film.According to Variety, “Thunderbolts” director Jake schreier is reportedly “tapped” to helm the project, slated for a 2028 release.While Schreier’s involvement has been speculated before,this mention has fueled excitement among fans.
Adding to the speculation, DanielRPK reports that Marvel Studios is considering a shift in tone, prioritizing “grounded level characters like the Defenders for Disney+, and movies will be reserved for major events.” This strategic pivot could signal a return to street-level heroes and more contained narratives for streaming audiences.
“Jessica Jones” Revival in the Works?
Perhaps the most intriguing rumor is the potential progress of a new “Jessica Jones” TV series. This speculation coincides with actress Krysten Ritter’s anticipated return to the role in the second season of “Daredevil: Born Again“.
“Shows will focus more on grounded level characters like the Defenders for Disney+, and movies will be reserved for major events.”
Marvel’s Evolving Strategy: An Explainer
Frequently Asked Questions
- Will the new “X-Men” film connect to previous “X-Men” movies?
- It’s unclear how the new “X-Men” film will connect to previous installments, but a reboot or soft-reboot is highly likely.
- Is the “Jessica Jones” series a continuation of the Netflix show?
- It is indeed unknown if the potential “Jessica Jones” series will be a direct continuation of the Netflix show, or a new interpretation of the character.
- What does “grounded level characters” mean?
- “Grounded level characters” typically refers to heroes with more realistic powers and stories, focusing on street-level crime and personal struggles rather than cosmic threats.
