Marvel / MCU Movie Release Schedule

The Marvel / MCU Movie Release Schedule tracks every upcoming theatrical film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) from Marvel Studios and its partner Sony Pictures, spanning the interconnected superhero franchise that dominates global box office entertainment. The slate currently extends into 2027 and beyond, anchored by the conclusion of the Multiverse Saga and the buildup to the next Avengers team-up. Marvel Studios, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company based in Burbank, California, operates under the creative direction of producer Kevin Feige. The company has released more than 30 films since Iron Man in 2008, and the calendar captures the entire forward-looking pipeline of announced titles, from the next Spider-Man installment to the culminating Avengers: Doomsday event. With Marvel Studios typically releasing three to four films per year, the calendar surfaces each title's scheduled wide release date, set almost invariably on a Friday in the domestic North American market. Representative entries include Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the next live-action Spider-Man film co-produced with Sony Pictures and starring Tom Holland, slated for July 2026; Avengers: Doomsday, the large-scale ensemble film set for December 2026 that brings back Robert Downey Jr. as a Doctor Doom variant; and Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse, the animated sequel from Sony Pictures Animation that continues the multiverse threads of the earlier Spider-Verse films. Whether a mainline Marvel Studios feature, a Sony co-production such as the Spider-Man films, or a standalone animation like the Spider-Verse series, each event lists the film's title, release year, and the precise date when tickets become available for general audiences. Film journalists, pop culture critics, comic book retailers, and casual viewers can use this smart calendar feed — free to subscribe — to populate their personal calendars with confirmed release dates, ensuring every opening weekend appears without manual lookups. The feed works with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, and Outlook, transforming what is otherwise a scattered set of studio announcements into a single, chronological view of the entertainment franchise's trajectory. Event planners, podcasters scheduling episode topics, and merchandise vendors aligning promotional campaigns all benefit from seeing the slate months ahead, contextualised alongside real-world holidays and personal commitments. The calendar refreshes weekly via Trakt.tv's metadata, which tracks official studio press releases and trade publication confirmations from outlets such as The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline. If a film shifts its release date — a common occurrence in blockbuster scheduling — the feed updates automatically, removing the need to revisit official websites or news articles. This ensures that the dates for high-profile releases such as Avengers: Doomsday always reflect the most current information available from Marvel Studios and its distributors.