So curious fans of Marvel asked the screenwriter of "Avengers 4", is there any hope for the surviving Captain America to return to Marvel? In this regard, the screenwriters of "Reunion 4" said that they do not want Captain America to return, because this is not what they want. The screenwriters of "Avengers 4: Endgame" believe that the return of Captain America will affect the ending of the "Avengers 4" movie.
In this regard, screenwriter Stephen McPhee explained: “I do worry that fans will continue to ask Marvel to let Captain America return again. However, his retirement in the "Reunion 4" movie is a very important and A touching moment. I think that Marvel should officially put down Captain America instead of returning him to the movie again. That would ruin the touching ending of "Avengers 4"."
"Avengers 4: Endgame" It is noticeable not only because of how much money the movie makes, but also because the movie has given many superheroes an appropriate ending. The "Avengers 4" movie is not only the end of the first three stages of Marvel, the movie also ends the story of some characters, these characters make this series of movies one of the greatest movies in history. Stephen McFeely worried that if Captain America returns, then the movie will lose this touching moment.
As the screenwriter said, Disney and Marvel Studios did a very novel thing. They allowed a movie to be made and removed the audience’s most beloved characters from the movie. It is very interesting to let these most famous superheroes leave, because Marvel gave him a touching and appropriate ending. This is why the screenwriter of "Avengers 4" does not want Steve Rogers to appear again in future Marvel movies. The
American team chose to go back in time and spend the rest of their lives with Peggy Carter. This is a beautiful and poetic ending to his story, and Stephen McFeely wants the story to remain the same. His writing partner Christopher Marcus felt the same way. Christopher Marcus also talked about the return of Captain America. In this regard, he said: "I like to write plots for Captain America, and I like Chris Evans. But I really feel that we have his best ending. I don't want to, and I don't want to let the comic Wei brought him back again."
For Marcus and McFeely, it is not that they dislike the role of Captain America. They just don't want to see Captain America come back, because they are satisfied with the ending of "Avengers 4: Endgame" and think this is the correct ending of his story. For Christopher Marcus, the return of Captain America is not necessary. After all, they have let Captain America and their lovers spend their lives together. They don't want Marvel to ruin this beauty.
