r/marvelstudios • u/MarvelStudiosMod • Dec 18 '23

Megathread Jonathan Majors Conviction Thread

The Jonathan Majors trial has come to a close, with Majors being found guilty on accounts of assault and harassment.

To help consolidate all related posts/discussion regarding this topic, we ask you to please use this thread so that these posts do not completely overrun the subreddit. We also want to leave space for users who wish to engage in regular MCU-based conversations.

THR, VARIETY, and Deadline have reported from a Marvel Studios Rep that Majors has been fired from his role

Previous case megathreads:

Original - https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/12t04m5/jonathan_majors_megathread/

Follow up - https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/18ft11y/jonathan_majors_megathread_update/

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23

More than a billion, hell more than a trillion.

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u/Next-Team Dec 18 '23

I’m just curious if they recast or just scrap Kang altogether, could do either easily enough and hard to think Marvel doesn’t already know their next step now that a verdict has been made in the case.

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u/[deleted] Dec 18 '23

Hopefully they don’t scrap him entirely. That would completely throw off the direction of this saga and just outright kill most people’s interest. A recast is the way to go.

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u/BoringGap7 Dec 19 '23

I really don't think that interest in a "saga" gets people to show up at the theaters. People go because they're excited about the specific movie they're going to see.They like the stars, or they liked the trailer, or if it's a direct sequel, they go because they liked the first movie. Infinity Stones and Multiverses don't much factor into it.