As if comic book fans didn't have enough reason to be excitedly planning their trips to the cinema over the next five years, Marvel has decided to once again give their Phase Three line-up a little shake. Whilst we're still hurtling towards the two part Avengers: Infinity War, Marvel has pushed back Captain Marvel, the first female fronted movie on their slate, and dropped in a sequel to Paul Rudd's Ant-Man, Ant-Man and the Wasp. This isn't the first time that Marvel Studio boss Kevin Feige has decided to retouch the Phase Three schedule however; Marvel has already squeezed in a new Spider-Man film for Summer 2017 after working out a deal with Sony Pictures to make the web slinger good again (we hope anyway). But, with the start of the run of movies starting next year, it's fair to guess that Marvel's mind is now made up and everything is locked down in place. With the grand total standing at 11 films between now and Phase Three's end in 2019, we're basically all going to have to take out an ISA and start saving yesterday to afford the cinema tickets. Marvel's Phase Three certainly has plenty to love and get deliriously, seat-stainingly excited over, but could it be better? Well, obviously that's almost impossible to say until we sit penniless, mind blown and sore-arsed after sitting and watching them all, but it's impossible to ignore the uneasy, Spider-Sense like feeling that Marvel has already made a few mistakes in plotting out Phase Three. What could we possibly be talking about? Let's take a look.
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