The CEO of the company admitted that several of its latest productions have not had the success they expected.
After encountering major box office failures, Disney decided to cancel a series of films whose production was in the pipeline for the coming months. Bob Iger, CEO of Disney, confessed that the company has decided cancel these projects because they felt that They didn’t work anymore.
“You have to kill things that you no longer believe in”was the phrase chosen by the head of Disney in his last conference to announce that some superhero and science fiction films and series will not be released. for fear of more failures.
However, he warned: “There is no fatigue with superhero movies, only bad movies”in reference to Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania and The Marvelsboth released in 2023, without achieving the public response they expected.
Iger did not confirm What movies did Disney cancel? since the maneuver was carried out in secret, but the rumors did not take long to circulate.
The Marvels
What movies and series did Disney secretly cancel for fear of failure?
Armor Wars
Speculation about one of the projects that Disney would cancel is Armor Warsa Marvels production that was originally going to be a direct sequel to the failed Secret Invasion series.
Ironheart
Another production that would not be published is Ironheart, a series which is supposedly planned for the end of 2025. However, Disney has not made any further reference to this title, which is why there is speculation that it will never be released.
Star Wars
The famous director Taika Waititi was working on the development of a star wars moviebut confessed that he was only in the early stages of the script’s story and was not sure if the project would ever be made, which could mean its cancellation by Disney.
Source: Ambito
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