'Agatha All Along' is Marvel Studios' cheapest live-action Disney+ series to date
'Agatha All Along' is Marvel Studios' cheapest live-action Disney+ series to date
Agatha All Along is reportedly the least expensive live-action Disney+ series produced by Marvel Studios.
Source: Maxblizz 2024.09.28
Agatha All Along is Marvel Studios’ Most Budget-Friendly Live-Action Disney+ Series to Date
According to THR’s Heat Vision report, Agatha All Along is Marvel’s least expensive live-action series to date, significantly so. Marvel Television has recalibrated its shows, and that may now be paying off.
Year Budget Show 2024 < $40M Agatha All Along 2024 $40M Echo 2023 $141M Loki S2 2022 $147.9M Moon Knight 2021 $150M Hawkeye 2021 $150M Loki S1 2022 $150M Ms. Marvel 2021 $150M The Falcon & the Winter Soldier 2023 $212M Secret Invasion 2022 $225M She-Hulk 2021 $225M WandaVision The Agatha All Along premiere episode received 9.3 million views in its first seven days on Disney+.
And yet it’s still entertaining. I’m certainly enjoying it more than I did Wandavision (which tops the list).
Whoa whoa whoa, now. What? Seriously? I've been meaning to check it out, and that is high praise indeed. (Please, don't be lying, please 🤞🏼🥲)
First two episodes were fun, the third episode was like a kindergartners puzzle box, it was embarrassing, hope it returns to form
The budget for most MCU films is ~$200 million, so most of these are a little bit less (ok $50 million less), but importantly this aligns with all the talk about the TV shows being treated like films.
I'm also curious how a film budget vs a TV budget breakdown.
I can only guess a shit ton of money was wasted unnecessarily. Like, if you have a $200 million dollar budget, you spend $200 million.
Where did they spend $150 M in Hawkeye?
I guess I remember one big outdoor chase scene, but generally I feel like someone embezzled $10 or $20 mill. Loki? Sure. Falcon and the Winter Soldier? Yeah, that had a bunch of locations and high-value actors. But seriously, how would one spend $150 million on Hawkeye? No disrespect, but I didn't see that on screen.
I wish I did. I unironically love Hawkeye.
What about Ms marvel that had no big names very little big scenes and the effects were pretty basic. I have no idea how much it costs to film stuff but I feel like I could have made that for 50 mil.
Oooohhhhhhh.
I was wondering where this comes from:
Agatha All Along by Bear Ghost (YT)How did SheHulk cost $225mil? Every moment of that series felt cheap, and the only big actor was Mark Ruffalo for 1 episode. Someone in production saw a chance to line the crap out of their pockets.
I mean, they had to animate Jen in lots of shots? Paying VFX artists costs money