Blade Trilogy Writer Asks: Why Is the MCU Reboot Delayed

The anticipated MCU reboot of Blade has hit several roadblocks, leaving fans speculating about its future. Originally announced in 2019, the film, starring Mahershala Ali, has been plagued with delays and has recently been removed from Marvel's release schedule. Key figures involved in the project, including actor Delroy Lindo and costume designer Ruth E. Carter, have expressed disappointment over its stalled production. David S. Goyer, known for writing the original Blade trilogy, has publicly questioned the delay. While Marvel has assured fans of their commitment to the film, a new release date remains unconfirmed.

The Blade movie is currently on hold with no confirmed release date. Marvel has removed it from their schedule due to production delays and has yet to establish a timeline for its revival.

Blade, first introduced in the 1998 film starring Wesley Snipes, was pivotal in creating a market for superhero films and set the stage for the MCU. The character's popularity has led to ongoing discussions about a send-off for Snipes, reflecting on his significant contributions to the superhero genre. Blade's unique blend of horror and action has influenced many subsequent adaptations in comics and film, making its reboot highly anticipated among fans.