The Marvel Cinematic Universe Filmography

Marvel Cinematic Universe is made up of movies, radio, television, streaming media series, digital short films, and has fascinated a wide range of fans by emphasizing socially relevant roles and plots. In addition to box office performance, the success of Marvel Film Studios has opened up a dialogue on social, economic and political issues that challenge established values ​​and beliefs. This series of new papers will explore controversial topics and their expressions, ways to build and distort American culture.

In September 2015, Marvel announced the Marvel Film Cosmic Guide. This was named as a nod in the Marvel Universe official handbook. Each guide was edited by the official manual of Mike O'Sullivan team and Marvel Universe team including cover art of Mike del Mundo and Pascal Campion, introduced MCU movies, a comparison between movies and comics, and facts on creating still images . Marvel Movie Cosmic Guide: Miracle Ironman, Marvel Movie Cosmic Guide: Incredible Hulk in Miracle 2 Captain: First Avenger Releases Monthly from October 2015 to January 2016

When the universe is declared, it is often called "DC Cinematic Universe" by fans, as Marvel's universe is called Marvel Cinematic Universe. In another announcement in July 2015, it was named "DC Extended Universe". All movies are released from Warner Bros Pictures. So far, only two movies have been released in the DC Extended Universe. In June 2013, Man Of Steel was released by Warner Bros. Pictures and resumed Superman's movie series. This is the first part of the DC Extended Universe. The movie, released on June 14, 2013, was opened successfully and worldwide box office revenue exceeded $ 668 million. The movie got different reviews, critics praised the visual and action segments.

The adaptation of a series of interconnected cartoons by Disney and Marvel is often called the Marvel Movie Universe, or MCU for short, and caused a new franchise model in the Hollywood, the shared universe. Warner Brothers and DC Comics set up their own extended universe called DCEU. Paramount and Universal want to create a shared universe for Transformers series and Universal Studios respectively. Sony uses Disney and Marvell, Valiant Comics to participate in Warner Bros. and Washington. As long as these films continue to earn billions of dollars, the studio plans to buy the latest cash cow ten years earlier than the schedule, global producers will follow the Disney and Marvel business model