Kevin Feige: I hope people can watch Black Widow in theaters

According to recent reports, Marvel's "Black Widow" movie may be postponed again. Various situations indicate that 2021 will continue the epidemic of 2020. As many parts of the United States continue to struggle with the new crown pandemic, the prospect of people going to the cinema to watch movies is not optimistic.

If a vaccine is not released as expected in the spring, it is likely that the film will be postponed again. In this case, the film will most likely be released on the streaming platform Disney+. Some fans have been calling for a streaming release since last year, and the response to "Wonder Woman 1984" on the HBO Max platform may also be fresh in the minds of decision makers.

For a movie released in theaters, this movie is enough to make people pay for it. "Morbius the Vampire" was postponed to the fall to wait for the new crown epidemic to end or ease, but "Black Widow" was scheduled for May 7. Given the current epidemic situation, Marvel Studios leaders have to evaluate this situation.

When asked about the possibility of "Black Widow" being released on streaming platforms instead of theaters, Kevin Feige, president and producer of Wei Pictures, said: "I mean, confidence is meaningless at the moment, because no one knows everything, and hope always exists. A year of postponement is enough. Now there is a vaccine, let's wait and see. I certainly hope to return to the theater with people."