After Avengers: Endgame, The Russo Brothers Reveal What It Would Take For Them To Return To Marvel
After the release of Avengers: Endgame, Joe and Anthony Russo had announced their own endgame and said that he didn’t have any plans to make more Marvel movies. Now, in a recent interview, they hinted at a comeback and discussed what could make them return to the MCU
The Russo brothers, Joe and Anthony have had an immensely successful journey in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and they made several Marvel movies that were back to back successes starting with Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Ever since, they had been on a successful spree, and followed it with other Marvel movies such as Captain America: Civil War, Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. However, after the release of Avengers: Endgame, Joe and Anthony Russo had announced their own endgame and said that he didn’t have any plans to make more Marvel movies. Now, in a recent interview, they hinted at a comeback and discussed that a lot of characters would force them to return.
After Avengers: Endgame, the Russo brothers had no plans to direct other marvel films, however they haven’t completely closed the doors on the idea of their return as directors. In a recent interview with SyFy Wire, they opened up on what could bring them back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Joe Russo named a few intriguing characters who could definitely inspire them to be back. He said, “I grew up on [John] Byrne's X-Men run. Ben Grimm was a favourite character growing up: The Thing. And Fantastic Four is now in the Marvel fold. There's a lot. Silver Surfer is an amazing character. Going really big in cosmic would be a lot of fun. So there's a lot of things that could attract us.”
Well, we’re sure this is exciting news for all Marvel fans out there! In other news, Avengers: Endgame made worldwide history by becoming the highest-grossing movie ever, thereby beating James Cameron’s film Avatar.
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