Captain America 3: Filming Dates, Evolution Of Script And The Title

The currently unknown-to-us subtitle for the third installment in the Captain America movie franchise has been decided on for ten years.

Sibling directors Joe and Anthony Russo, who also oversaw the most recent title Captain America: The Winter Soldier will also direct the next Marvel blockbuster, due for release in May 2016.

Way back in August (I know, it feels like months ago), in an interview with Collider.com, Anthony Russo had the following to say about the upcoming announcement about the subtitle:

 “Look, sometimes the announcement waits on certain business deals to be completed so we’re just kind of waiting on the business end of the issue to sort of settle itself and we’ll be ready to announce it. But we’re hoping in a month or so at the most.”

The brothers, who won an Emmy award for their directorial contributions to Arrested Development, are seemingly keen to get the subtitle out into the world.  Although with it being solidified for a decade, it’s highly unlikely any backlash will make a change.

Who cares? Well, pretty much everyone. The upcoming Zack Snyder directed Batman vs Superman movie was originally slated to release on the same day, but Warner Bros made a change, probably due to the realization that they might get trounced at the box office.

Chris Evans will return for the third Captain America movie, meaning while the cast and style will stay the same, it’s yet to be seen how wildly the setting and story will vary to the two previous movies.

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