‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ Reportedly Going To Be 5-Hours Long Split Into 2 Movies

Marvel Studios’ upcoming culmination of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Avengers: Secret Wars,” is rumored to be an ambitious five-hour epic split into two parts, as reported by industry insider Jeff Sneider. The speculative plan entails releasing “Part One” and “Part Two” within a year of each other, reminiscent of the original strategy for “Infinity War.”

Although Marvel Studios has yet to confirm these details officially, there’s widespread conjecture that “The Kang Dynasty” could potentially serve as “Part One” of the saga, especially in light of recent controversies surrounding its lead actor, Jonathan Majors. Alternatively, the speculated “Part Two” could delve into the storyline of “Avengers: Battleworld,” a cherished narrative connected to “Secret Wars,” featuring a patchwork planet constructed by the Beyonder for his monumental “Secret Wars” event.

As fans eagerly await further announcements, “Avengers: Secret Wars” remains highly anticipated, with its release date set for May 7, 2027.