Fans are buzzing with concern over the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday film, and for good reason. Marvel’s highly anticipated crossover event, which is set to be a major milestone in the MCU, is reportedly facing delays. Filming, originally scheduled for next month in London, has been pushed to April due to issues with the script.
This delay is causing worry among fans and insiders alike. The film is not just any Marvel movie—it’s part one of a two-part saga that could either mark a grand finale to the MCU’s recent era or signal serious trouble for Avengers: Secret Wars in 2027. If Doomsday falters, it could set off a chain reaction, hurting Marvel’s financial future.
While the script still needs work—after some major changes with Stephen McFeely and the Russo Brothers taking over—the delay isn’t necessarily a disaster. Marvel has a history of rewriting scripts during filming, and sometimes it works out. The bigger concern is that the production delay doesn’t push back the film’s release date, which means a tighter timeline for post-production.
On a positive note, reports suggest stars like Chris Hemsworth and Sebastian Stan have already been spotted in London preparing for their roles. So, even with the delay, it’s likely Marvel will hit the ground running when filming resumes in April.
With Avengers: Doomsday set to hit theaters in May 2026, fans are hoping Marvel can pull everything together for a spectacular event. Stay tuned for updates on what could be one of the most crucial films in the MCU’s history!