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2 'Marvel' Reasons To Be Excited In 2016

The Beginning of Phase 3

Sep 21, 2016

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2 'Marvel' Reasons To Be Excited In 2016

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As every movie buff out there is already aware, the end of 2015 and now 2016 has huge movie releases planned. However, two of the possible biggest releases for this year are going to be coming from the Marvel. With Ant Man ending Phase 2 of the Marvel Universe releases, Phase 3 is beginning with a bang; Captain America: Civil War.

Iron Man is joining the Captain for this new Marvel release in what is being proclaimed as possibly the Marvel movie ever. 'Civil War' is being predicted to be a huge shaper for the rest of the Marvel Universe.

Plus who doesn't want to see these hunks.

The planned release for this movie is May 6th so stay tuned.

Also coming this year to Marvel is a new one, Doctor Strange. With actor Benedict Cumberpatch as the star, things are looking good for this movie.

The planned release for this movie is November 4th, so we should expect a trailer soon.

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