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The relationship between Marvel's TV and movie universes remains a hot topic, especially with the upcoming *Daredevil: Born Again*. Recent comments from Kevin Feige and *Thunderbolts** director Jake Schreier shed light on how connected the...
### Background When the Netflix Marvel shows launched, the intention was to connect them to the movies. However, Marvel Studios later separated from Marvel Entertainment, leading to a disconnect. Now, with Disney+ series and movies crossing over, the question is why *Daredevil: Born Again* appears to be an exception.
### Feige's Perspective Feige suggests the TV series will echo the earlier Marvel Television model, where connections to the movies were loose. He may be trying to avoid viewer confusion, especially after the box-office performance of movies featuring characters introduced in Disney+ series.
### Schreier's Explanation Schreier explained that *Thunderbolts** was designed as a contained story, unfolding over a few days. The suddenness of The Void's attack made it difficult for other heroes, including Daredevil, to get involved.
### The Fan Perspective Many fans desire more crossovers, especially in stories set in New York City, where numerous MCU heroes reside. The lack of acknowledgment of major events, like The Void's attack, makes the MCU feel less connected.
### Potential Consequences A lack of integration between Marvel's TV and movie universes could diminish the audience experience, as dedicated fans enjoy when the shows and movies seamlessly reference each other and major events.
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