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The Avengers: Infinity War starts on late spring of 2018 connecting it and its 2019 follow-up will be Captain Marvel and Inhumans in 2018.

Josh Brolin is said to play the super villain Thanos in Avengers: Infinity War. The actor explained that he's extremely excited to be bringing Thanos to life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but that the performance capture technology required to get it done has left him somewhat at a disadvantage. Answering a question about his foray into the world of digital characters, Brolin said,

"I love the idea of Thanos. Ultimately, it's Thanos against everyone. Why wouldn't you do that? It's a strange thing. I was more nervous doing that than I've been for a long time. I was more nervous doing that than anything I've done in a long time. I was sitting in front of 32 cameras and my face was sprayed with iridescent paint and all that. It was very, very different, but I like it. It's fun. It's different."

It's not hard to see this situation from Brolin's perspective. I imagine in my head that the preparation for shooting a motion capture character - especially from the actor's description - looks a lot like something taken straight out of a science-fiction movie, and entering a new environment like that can be scary - especially when it's your job to create a character who exists on the exact opposite side of 'nervous' on the emotional spectrum.

As you have presumably speculated from the title, Avengers: Infinity War speaks to the perfection of every last one of movies as such, bringing every last bit of its story strings and characters together in a war against Thanos (Josh Brolin) who will some way or another gain the majority of the Infinity Stones, some of which we've as of now seen in a couple of the movies. Thanos have in his hands the Infinity Gauntlet which can potentially destroy half of the universe.

Likewise, Avengers: Infinity War advantageously has two possibly extremely outsider and other-common motion pictures coming in the center with Inhumans and Captain Marvel, both of which will bargain a ton with the Kree outsiders first seen in Guardians of the Galaxy.