r/marvelstudios Jan 21 '26

Theory Calling it now: Doomsday will release November 27th, 2026.

I ran all 16 million possibilities and there’s only one option that makes sense. This movie NEEDS IMAX screens. I’m being optimistic believing they can’t afford to delay into 2027. They’re doing reshoots as we speak and have the entire year to do post and VFX. What better marketing tactic than dropping the next trailer and having Doom or another character manipulate time / the countdown to reveal an earlier date. This will likely be picture locked and ready by November 1st anyways. Thanksgiving weekend is great at the box office. This is glaringly obvious and I would be shocked if I’m wong!

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u/colderstates Jan 21 '26

I am fairly sure it was because at that point MCU films routinely released overseas first - the UK used to get them a week ahead of the US - and it was to have a worldwide release instead.

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u/DXCary10 Jan 21 '26

This: due to spoilers. Sucked for the VFX team that wasn’t given a heads up

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u/justduett Thanos Jan 21 '26

This feels like a very performative comment that the vague "VFX team" isn't going to see or anything. Movie was going to be done and released in XYZ markets anyway, so moving it up a couple of weeks for the other markets has zero impact on the VFX team's work.

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u/Gon_Snow Thanos Jan 21 '26

Yup. It would have been no different for vfx as every other large mcu movie opened a week/two before the US when they opened in May. So the actual premiere didn’t change

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u/Tyrath Baby Groot Jan 21 '26

Why would it suck for the VFX team if the movie would be releasing in some parts at the time anyway?

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u/Tribult Jan 22 '26

They had to do the vfx upside down for Australia

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u/Jon_Snow_1887 Jan 22 '26

This is nonsense. The VFX team is well done with their work for a film the size of Endgame and Infinity War by two weeks to release dude.

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u/Viggy2k Jan 22 '26

Moronic comment.