The President of Marvel Studios explains why behind his brutal strategy to release three films a year

In an interview with CinemaBlend Feige says that Marvel Studios makes three films a year to be able to make sequels to what the audience has loved and also make projects that tell people: why are you doing this?

This is his complete commentary:

This is one of the reasons why we extended [nuestra agenda de estrenos] to three films a year, in order to make sequels to films to which the public responded – because we like to keep telling stories with people Ajes that the public liked – but also to do things that nobody knows. People say, "Why are you doing this?" It's fun. And that's what we use to build Phase One, Phase Two and Phase Three. When we announce next year, two years, three years, five years, no matter what we announce, there will be a lot of movies, maybe people like you will know what they are, but the world in general will say, "What is it?" Why are they doing this? It's exciting, of course.

The strategy makes sense. It allows Marvel to release films like Infinity War that attract all their fans and also present something new like Black Panther or Ant-Man and Wasp . He maintains his audience with the production of great movies and also attracts new fans with stories that may not be as well known. However, there is still a very large number of films to be released each year. Only time will tell if Marvel can continue with this pace and also produce quality films.

[Cinema Blend]