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At a Sunday press event for “Captain America: Civil War,” Chris Evans — Cap himself — said he saw no reason why the mighty Marvel engine should slow down at all when it came to making movies.

“I say, let’s keep going, let’s let the wave get bigger and bigger,” Evans said. “It’s not like they’re making bad movies, they’re making great movies and if you want to put them in this superhero box you can but they’re good movies.”

Warner Bros. has pushed Andy Serkis’ “Jungle Book: Origins” back a year to 2018 and moved Wonder Woman forward three weeks to June 2, 2017.

“Jungle Book: Origins” is moving from Oct. 6, 2017, to Oct. 19, 2018 — giving it more than two years of separation from Disney’s “Jungle Book” movie. Both films are based on the Rudyard Kipling book. Disney’s version, directed by Jon Favreau, hits theaters on April 15.

Warner’s “Jungle Book” is using performance capture technology. Serkis said in a Facebook post on Wednesday that he was grateful for the additional time.