Josh Brolin’s Return to Marvel Is Inevitable-Ready to Snap Back Anytime

Hello everyone. Let’s talk about the latest round of press-cycle chest-thumping from Hollywood’s favorite purple-skinned despot – well, the man behind him, Josh Brolin. Apparently, our dear Brolin can be coaxed back into the Marvel gladiator pit quicker than you can say “Infinity Stones,” or in his own words, “in the time it takes Thanos to snap his fingers.” Cute. Very cute. If I didn’t know better, I’d suspect he’s been keeping that line on ice for years, waiting for the perfect PR moment to dust it off like an old prop from the Avengers set.

The “Call Me and I’ll Be There” Energy

According to Brolin, if Marvel’s talent wranglers gave him a ring from London tonight, he’d be there tomorrow. And I believe him – because let’s face it, Chris Hemsworth doesn’t have a monopoly on superhero paychecks. This is the cinematic equivalent of a gamer saying, “If someone asks me to raid tomorrow night, I’m in,” knowing full well that the loot – ahem, paycheck – is worth sprinting across the map for. The man practically admits that what was originally pitched as a “tiny cameo” metastasized into full villain glory. That’s like being promised a side quest and finding out you’re suddenly the game’s end boss. Not that Brolin’s complaining. Neither would I, frankly.

Avengers: The Next Patch Update

Now, Brolin’s take on Avengers: Doomsday – coming to theaters in 2026, because apparently, we need time to charge the CGI render farm – is the diplomatic equivalent of “Sure, it’ll probably be fine.” He throws kudos at the filmmakers, reminisces about the decade-long saga that wrapped up with Endgame, and politely sidesteps giving any actual insight. Politician levels of vague. Given Disney’s track record lately, “interesting” could mean “a paradigm-shifting cinematic triumph” or “a two-hour tutorial pop-up that nobody asked for.” Flip a coin.

Dune 3: Still Sanding It Out

On the Dune: Part Three front, Brolin says the script is “super good” and will wrap up the trilogy “in a big way.” Translation: it probably has more epic sandworm shots and less of the endless beige council meetings that grind pacing to dust. Warner Bros. execs are reportedly “excited in a visceral way,” which, coming from a movie studio, is usually code for “we think this will print money.” The comedic highlight here is Brolin admitting he knows the dailies are good despite barely being in the film. Like logging into an MMO once a month and still claiming you’re up-to-date with meta changes.

Sicario 3: The Unkillable Franchise

And in the “it just won’t stay dead” category, Brolin hints that Sicario might rise again for a third outing. He calls it “very, very real,” and given that the last Sicario sequel was received about as warmly as a Windows Vista update, I’m surprised they’re sharpening the knives for another go. But Hollywood loves sequels like conspiracy theorists love grainy UFO videos – it’s less about convincing anyone and more about keeping the speculation alive.

Final Prescription

So, what have we learned from Dr. Su’s cinematic check-up today? Brolin is happy to step back into the gauntlet for a price, Marvel might still have a few “snaps” left in them before the Infinity Well runs dry, Dune probably ends with a sandstorm big enough to knock over a medium-sized city, and Sicario… well, Sicario is still lurking in the shadows, waiting to inject itself back into theaters whether we asked for it or not. The diagnosis? Mild hype fatigue with possible side effects of franchise overexposure. Proceed with cautious optimism and maybe a pair of noise-cancelling headphones.

Overall impression? Slightly optimistic but bracing for the Hollywood spin machine to over-promise and under-deliver. And that, ladies and gentlemen, is entirely my opinion.

Article source: Josh Brolin Says He Would Return To The MCU If The Russo Brothers Called: “I’ll Be There Tomorrow”, http://deadline.com/2025/08/josh-brolin-avengers-thanos-russo-brothers-1236483045/