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Marvel Studios is scaling back its MCU output to one live-action show and two to three films annually, aiming to address recent box office underperformance. Kevin Feige attributes some setbacks to audience unfamiliarity with Disney+ characters and the absence of Chris Evans in the latest Captain America film. Despite the recent underperformance of several titles, Feige remains optimistic, citing the success of DC's Superman film and emphasizing cost-cutting measures implemented by Marvel, including more efficient production methods. The studio also reevaluated its testing processes to ensure audience resonance. Feige expressed support for other studios, highlighting the shared interest in theatrical success.

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