Kevin Feige has opened up on why he now regrets going with Tilda Swinton to play The Ancient One, who's Asian in the comics, in Doctor Strange.

Kevin Feige says Doctor Strange 2 will happen, but the question of when may be tougher to answer.

Marvel The Marvel Cinematic Universe has come a long way in the last decade, expanding into one of the most successful franchises of all time. While superhero movies have become a massive part of the cinematic landscape, Iron Man was a risk back in 2008 and building a massic connected universe was a massive gamble. Luckily for Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, that gamble paid off and became the MCU that we know and love today. During the junket for next week’s Ant-Man And The Wasp, io9 asked Feige which films out of the twenty (!!!) he considers the most gratifying.

The pleasures of Marvel’s Doctor Strange are, first and foremost, visual. Here is a movie of incredible images and bizarre sights. In comparison to its mind-boggling special-effects sequences, the movie’s characters sometimes feel a little flat and generic. I sometimes found myself wanting the characters to stop talking so they could take us on another wild trip through the multiverse. Continue reading…

When Phase 1 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe came to a close with The Avengers, the post credit scene revealing Thanos made it very clear that one of the biggest threats imaginable would be taking on the heroes in the future. After multiple teases and appearances that amount to mere cameos, Thanos will be fully realized in Avengers: Infinity War. Throughout this movie in particular, it is believed that audiences will get to witness Thanos traveling throughout the galaxy collecting the Infinity Stones he needs to power the Infinity Gauntlet.