The time has finally come, Black Panther is starting to hit theaters and the forecast is predicting a monumental weekend for the box office. It is clear that the world now sees the 18th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe less as a film and more as an entire movement. One should make no mistake,
The marketing train for Solo: A Star Wars Story officially took off this month with the release of the first teaser. The days of fans desperatley waiting and arguing over any content for Solo are now over. The first footage and plot information released have brought many doubtful fans on board. You cannot really blame people
Who would have thought that the third phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe would consist of great self-contained films that also smoothly lead up to one of the biggest comic-book films of all time? I am of course talking about the ten year universe culmination that is Avengers: Infinity War. I and many other fans
Avengers: Infinity War is arguably the most anticipated film of the year. The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been building up to this event for five years now. Marvel Studios Present Kevin Feige has confirmed that the next two Avengers films will be a culmination of the ten year narrative that the universe has been building
Who would have thought that the first superhero film with a extremely dominant people of color cast would be shaping up to be a major success? Black Panther has been emanating great excitement since day one. The cast, director, and team of production and costume artists all seemed like the right fit for each other when
Wonder Woman was definitely one of the many great cinematic highlights of 2017. The character finally had the chance to shine in her own solo film that received great critical and financial success. Greenlighting a sequel was expected news, but as to where the sequel is headed still remains somewhat of a mystery. Director Patty
Star Wars: The Last Jedi has been out in theaters for about two months now and has been a topic of much great debate since then. It seems like fan culture can never be satisfied as a large whole anymore. Regardless of some the empty negative reactions, the heavy side who did enjoy or love the
Marvel Studios has been on a recent roll producing well-received hits for the past few years. Every film from Ant-Man to last year’s Thor: Ragnarok was welcomed with both critical and financial success. Some have been trying to predict which film may be Marvel’s first flop, but at this rate that will not be happening anytime
Steven Spielberg is one of the biggest names in Hollywood that just does not know when to slow down. We should all be very grateful for his passion and drive for the last decade has provided us with a handful of soon to be Spielberg classics. His saga of historical epics (Lincoln, Bridge of Spies)
It seems like we get news on Sony’s Venom film every single week now. Is Spider-Man going to be in it or not? One week it is canon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and one week we get word that it actually is not. The marvel project that Sony would pursue without the involvement of
