Endgame Comes to Disney+ on Friday, With a First Look at Doomsday
Disney+ will stream Avengers: Endgame: Encore from Friday, November 13, and the release includes a first look at the next Marvel film, Avengers: Doomsday, according to Deadline.
Disney+ is the streaming service that carries Marvel and Disney films at home. The new title is produced by Kevin Feige, the head of Marvel Studios, and directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, who also directed Avengers: Endgame in 2019.
That 2019 film is still a box-office giant. Deadline reports that Endgame has grossed more than $2.9 billion worldwide, meaning across every cinema market combined.
Doomsday is the next stop for the franchise on the big screen. It is scheduled for theatrical release on December 18, which is the term for showing a film in cinemas. Deadline says the film will bring together the Avengers, the Wakandans from the Black Panther films, the Thunderbolts and New Avengers from Marvel's main comic-book universe, the Fantastic Four from a different version of that universe, and the original X-Men.
Those universe names come from Marvel's comic-book numbering. Earth-616 is the main Marvel world. Earth-828 is an alternate version, and the two can share characters without sharing a storyline.
To build interest, a new TV spot titled Countdown to 'Doomsday' has been released. A TV spot is a short promotional clip, usually 30 to 60 seconds, that studios air on television and online ahead of a film's arrival.
So the calendar now has two Marvel dates close together. Fans can watch the earlier film at home from Friday, and the next chapter arrives in cinemas on December 18.
