Still making money! The Russo brothers want to re-release "Avengers 4" after the film industry resumes work

Today (April 26, local time) is the first anniversary of the release of Avengers: Endgame in North America. This movie, which will surely go down in film history, has achieved the box office champion achievement within a year, and is also the most profitable movie of all time. According to DeadLine's estimates, its profit is as high as 890 million US dollars. But this is obviously not enough to satisfy Marvel and the Russo brothers, who hope to re-release Avengers again after the film industry resumes work.

The Russo brothers discussed the possibility of re-screening "Avengers 3" and "Avengers 4" in a podcast commemorating the first anniversary of the release, explaining that this would encourage audiences after theaters return to normal.

“The cinema experience is a social experience. The most moving moment of our entire directorial career probably happened a few weeks ago, when the quarantine had just begun and Avengers 4: Endgame became a hot topic on social media. Everyone was uploading their participation in the premiere night. The audience had a real emotional resonance with the film.”

“For us, the real beauty of this theatrical experience is that it brings audiences together around the world. To be a part of a film like this, to be able to connect with an audience emotionally through a film, is really beautiful and will definitely be a highlight of our career. So why not use these films to welcome people back to the cinema? I mean, any opportunity to give people a chance to return to normal life and share stories together, we support it.”