How Marvel Should Do A MCU Movies & Netflix Crossover
1. How To Bring It All Together
Ultimately, there's no reason why the Netflix shows must be both a blessing and a curse for Marvel's heroes. Daredevil should be able to make the leap to the big screen and back, and there are plenty of avenues that can be taken in order to make it happen.
For starters, it wouldn't be difficult to implement a cameo (or two) in the TV shows. Samuel L. Jackson played a key part in the season finale of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D's first season, and though we're yet to see a similar crossover take place on the small screen, there's no reason to say it can't happen again at some point.
In this case, a cross-medium teasing of a future crossover - though certainly an ambitious exercise - is feasible. It would require a great deal of cooperation between the two studios, but seeding a series of crossovers in typical MCU fashion, before slowly incorporating the TV characters into the films, would provide a stable platform from which both studios could reap the benefits.
Yes, it may be the case that untameable forces conspire to prevent this from happening, but given the desire from key figures in Marvel TV and Film to see a greater level of interconnectivity between the two franchise, fans shouldn't rule it out. Not yet, at least.