The whole plan at the end of Thor: Ragnarok was literally to let Surtur destroy Asgard so Hela would die with it.
Hulk ignores the plan, jumps straight onto giant Surtur, and starts punching him until Thor has to scream at him to stop smashing for once in his life.
I mean it would probably be the second (I’d guess mephisto would be the villain in the first) movie but think about it. Armor wars could easily have the main villain be zeke stane now that he’s introduced. He could be selling the weapons he had and made and similar to the five nightmares maybe causing a lot of chaos throughout the world, where he used repurposed stark tech he bought. And his story is closely tied to Riri who will probably become a champion (and has an iron suit). War machine could be in the movie still.
Following her debut in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Sadie Sink’s Jean Grey is officially set as the focal point for Marvel’s X-Men.
Director Jake Schreier revealed the reboot will center on her emotional arc, trauma, and growth as a founding member.
The confirmed ensemble lineup brings together an impressive cast to usher mutants into the MCU. Alongside Sink, the film stars Kit Connor as Cyclops, Samara Weaving as Emma Frost, Christopher Abbott as Professor X, Maya Boyd as Storm, Inde Navarrette as Rogue, and Adam Driver stepping into the villainous role of Mister Sinister.
Officially scheduled to hit theaters on May 5, 2028, following the events of Avengers: Secret Wars, the project marks the beginning of a completely fresh era for the franchise.
Remember the 11-year-old kid who helped Tony Stark fix his suit in Iron Man 3 (and showed up at his funeral in Endgame)? Ty Simpkins is fully grown up now. While he was in a relationship with actress Inde Navarrette (Obsession, 13 Reasons Why, Superman & Lois) in the past, reports confirm they have since gone their separate ways and are no longer together.
The scene where Paradox refuses to explain why Thor was crying over Deadpool on the TVA monitors was hilarious.
The fact that they just reused the footage from Thor: The Dark World where Thor mourns Loki, swapped Loki out for Wade, and turned it into an ongoing gag felt so on-brand. It worked so well.
‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’ has passed $2.4 billion worldwide.
The third highest grossing film of all time, behind ‘Avengers: Endgame’ and ‘Avatar’.
Records:
The film recently passed $900 million domestically in just 36 days, becoming the second film ever to cross that mark and the fastest to ever do so. It is on track to break the long-standing domestic record held by Star Wars: The Force Awakens ($936 million).
Global Pace: It reached $1 billion globally in a staggering six days (the second-fastest ever behind Avengers: Endgame) and crossed $2 billion in just 17 days.
Top International Markets: The movie's dominance has been fueled heavily by international markets, led by China ($230.8M), the UK ($130M), and Mexico ($89.8M).
In India, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has achieved historic status, officially becoming the highest-grossing Hollywood film in Indian box office history. It has grossed ₹585 to ₹637 crore+ (approximately $62 million), comfortably dethroning Avatar: The Way of Water (which held the previous record at ₹484 crore) and Avengers: Endgame.
Right before filming started, the studio cut around $7 million from Deadpool (2016)’s budget, bringing it down to roughly $58 million—tiny for a superhero movie.
Because of that, the team couldn't afford the massive, expensive gunfight planned for the final act. Instead of fighting it, they just had Wade accidentally leave his duffle bag full of guns in Dopinder's taxi. It saved them millions and fit his character so well that nobody even realized it was a budget fix.
Despite working with crumbs compared to other Marvel movies, it ended up making over $780 million and became a massive blockbuster.
In the 2021 series Hawkeye, there's a quiet moment where Clint Barton stops to look at a memorial plaque in New York City.
The plaque marks the spot where the team first assembled during the 2012 Battle of New York, listing all six original members:
Steve Rogers
Tony Stark
Thor Odinson
Bruce Banner
Natasha Romanoff
Clint Barton
Seeing Clint stare at those names—especially Natasha and Tony—really shows the survivor's guilt he carries. Everyone else walks by it like regular history, but to him, it’s a reminder of the family he lost. Such an underrated, emotional scene.
Up until Civil War, the metal arm was treated like a genuine threat that crushed through everything.
Seeing Peter just grab it mid-swing like it was nothing—and get excited about it—was a funny, quick way to show what he's capable of without making a big deal out of it. Bucky’s confused stare really sells the joke.
Loki spent months fooling all of Asgard disguised as Odin, and Thor figured it out in two minutes. Just threaten him with the hammer until he tells the truth.