Marvel’s Avengers 3 & 4 Budget Will Cost Marvel Studios Billions
With studio tentpoles becoming bigger and more extravagant, the budgets for Marvel’s Avengers movies are going through the roof. Once upon a time, a movie costing $100 million was considered a big deal. In 2007 when Titanic‘s budget topped $200 million, folks thought things were maybe getting out-of-hand. Nowadays $200 million is nothing for a big studio movie, and it’s not unheard-of for a film to top the $300 million mark. With special effects becoming more elaborate all the time, it doesn’t seem like studios are going to back off trying to pack their big-ticket movies with as much visual spectacle as possible, and that’s only going to cause budgets to keep ballooning. In the next few years, Avengers: Infinity War and its sequel are expected to shoot right past any previous budgetary high-water mark and set a new standard for spending. At last month’s African American Critics Association luncheon, Pinewood Atlanta Studios co-owner Dan Cathy cut loose with a ja...