If you've spent the last month of February with a groundhog hiding that you might have missed this news: R-rated superhero movie the whole thing now. Following on the success of Fox's Deadpool that we learned that they were also planning to make a Wolverine 3? rated well. Add to that the fact that Warner Bros., which will be released with rated? Batman v Superman: The dawning of Justice on DVD, and it seems like you have to get in the league. Now we just sit and wait for the movie Do not be surprised to announce its own comic book for adults. Or, you know, did not.
Disney held its annual meeting where Mr. Bob Iger, chief executive of the company were asked about everything from pricing amusement park to his favorite characters Disney Company (orange bird, if you're curious, look it up). Among the questions, his volley was asked whether Iger, Disney considered or are considering any item Rated R in the global film after new evidence that something like this can be successful. Daniel Miller of the Los Angeles Times quoted a definitive response, Iger.
We do not have any plans to make a movie R-rated Marvel.
While such news can be a concern for some fans, it's hard to call it a surprise. MCU has been running like a well-oiled machine for years. They're planning in numerous films in the future. While global Deadpool as part of Fox's X-Men, it's a very stand-alone film. Deadpool can do their own thing without upsetting applecart existing. Movie wonder is connected so that it will be difficult to throw various items such as they go in this series without the whole thing. And this was to make money.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the Disney movie MCU planned until 9 201 already. We are expected to have all of them into a PG-13 rated and now confirmed. I think what will happen after that, and if Disney wanted to film that they can consider more adults at some point - there is no plan yet, that does not mean that can not be down the road.
There is another reason that Disney is not too worried about appealing to adults with their great content. They've already done. More shocking series on Netflix may not technically? rates but they're in the ballpark. Both Jessica Jones and a lot of courage to tell the more dark and violent story with very adult themes and content, you probably should not let small children.
Is maintained MCU PG-13 as the right thing to do, or should be looking more adult content on the big screen? Let us know what you think below.
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