Sue me for saying this, but I think Marvel is getting out of hand with all these TV shows. Like jeez, RELAX.

Is Marvel gonna make movies anymore? lol 75% of everything new seems to be TV shows

Young avengers Disney plus
New Avengers cinema?

@Nightwing1015 - Are you sure about that?

Movies:

1 Doctor Strange 2
2 Thor 4
3 Shang-Chi
4 Eternals
5 Black Widow
6 Black Panther 2
7 Blade
8 Guardians 3
9 Captain Marvel 2

TV shows:

1 What If
2 Loki
3 WandaVision
4 Hawkeye
5 Falcon & Winter Soldier
6 Moon Knight
7 She Hulk
8 Moon Knight
9 Ms Marvel

Unless I missed anything, that's a 50/50 split and there could definitely be more movies planned considering Ant-Man isn't accounted for, plus the Fantastic Four and X-Men franchises on the way too.

Obviously there are a lot of TV shows coming to promote Disney+ but it's also smart that Marvel does this. Streaming is huge, and if they get it right they can conquer another big part of the market.

@Necropolitan - Well the last 4 movies you mentioned weren't announced with a title card and probably won't be with us before all these TV shows. But my point is that Marvel is certainly pushing hard to diversify into TV

Can we just assume it's all up for grabs as either a Disney + show or theatrical movie at this point?

I think the best way for them to capitalize on these properties would be to do individual character shows,with a few crossovers and then bring them together for big events in theaters. It would flesh out the characters more and let audience's become more invested in each of them.

Imagine if that is how DC had handled the DCEU like that? We would be getting Crisis on the big screen instead of spread out across so many different shows with the final two episodes not airing over a month after the first three.Plus they would get bigger budgets for the crossovers.

@OmegaDaGrodd - Is there even main team anymore though? Cap, Iron Man and Widow are done. Probably Hawkeye too after his solo series.

Obviously, there're still plenty of Avengers but most of the core are done and the rest having moved to Disney+ (except Thor).

America Chavez? Please NO. Heck, I'm from Latin America and despise the character.

As for Young Avengers? IDK, OK I guess. Moon Knight is pretty much the only show I really care about.

Wish they'd flush out the main roster of other Avengers before diving into this. Although we're getting She-Hulk, Hercules (I hope they keep with his Olympian origins) and Black Knight, we haven't explored a number of others yet such as Tigra, Simon Williams, Jocasta, or Photon yet. Would have loved to see the first interactions between Hawkeye and She-Hulk from the books on film.

I think people may be getting a little overly concerned about the streaming output. We're probably talking 3-4 shows a year (at this stage none of them aimed at a multiple-season run). Along with Marvel's 2-3 films, this is the kind of expansion that a lot of people have been saying the studio was capable of. Plus, it solves the real problem Marvel had with expanding: cinema logistics. Theaters can only support a limited number of huge blockbusters. Maybe there's a bit more room with Fox's X-Men gone, but I've been waiting and hoping for Marvel Studios to make the real shift toward a shared multimedia universe.

TV via a subscription model has been capable of medium-budget movie-quality content for a while now. It was time to see if it could stretch to the biggest budgets, too. (And pessimistically, I personally don't know that it can, in which case, this is all an unsustainable gold-rush that will collapse, so we should enjoy it while it lasts.)

Aw shit, I just realized something: there's a decent chance they may be aiming She-Hulk at a Young Avengers team, too, (to continue the mantle-shifting gimmick). And I've always aimed my fancasting at late-20's to mid-30's for maximum law drama appeal.

Maybe She-Hulk will be on the young side, too. More a paralegal than a confident litigator in her own right. Not sure how I feel about the prospect, but I'm not exactly hating it (but I will miss the lost opportunity of having a Hulkling).

Also, if America Chavez and Jen really are being aimed at shouldering the mantles of Cap and Hulk, it really is shaping up to be a very female-heavy team. Others have mentioned it before, but the "supergirl effect" may be organically moving us toward the heavily-female team movie anyway.

(The Supergirl Effect being the relatively common phenomenon of male heroes having younger distaff counterparts. Sure, there are a handful of younger male counterparts, too, but I think the Effect been fueled by the desire of artists, writers, and fans to express the mostly-repressed-but-hypersexualized elements of superheroes in a heterosexually safe space by putting their costume, or a skimpier variation of it, on a female form. Note the relative dearth of a similar younger-male-counterparts-to-female-characters. They exist, but much less prominently.)