Among all of Marvel’s team ups and crossovers as of late, perhaps the most requested is an all-female group of Avengers finally coming together. The idea has been a popular topic of discussion among fans and even a few Marvel stars themselves have chimed in, namely Ant-Man and the Wasp’s Evangeline Lilly. The question is,
Ever since James Gunn’s abrupt firing last month, his Guardians of the Galaxy cast mates have declared their undying loyalty and respect for the director. Chris Pratt, Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, and Bradley Cooper have all taken a stand against Disney’s controversial decision to remove Gunn from the upcoming Vol. 3. Now, according to Deadline,
Ever since James Gunn’s highly publicized firing from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, stars of the hit sci-fi comedy franchise have come to the defense of the director. Chris Pratt, Pom Klementieff, Kurt Russell, and more have praised Gunn for his kindness, generosity, and overall genuine good nature as a human being. One actor
Of all the upcoming films Warner Bros. has planned for the DCU, perhaps the most anticipated is The Batman, the Caped Crusader’s first solo film set within the growing cinematic universe. Director Matt Reeves has no doubt been hard at work building Batman’s next big screen outing, and according to him, it’s a little further
It’s an exciting time to be a DC Comics fan, with Shazam! and Aquaman on the horizon and Wonder Woman 84 due out next year. Aside from the many films currently under production in the DCU pipeline, Warner Bros. have decided to branch out, and explore other stories outside the continuity of their shared universe.
Of all the great character dynamics in the MCU, perhaps the most beloved is the bond between Tony Stark and Peter Parker. From the moment they met in Captain America: Civil War, you got the sense that there’d be great things happening in the duo’s future, and you’d be right. Their bond blossomed even more
For many of us, Star Wars is more than just a long running film franchise. For generations now, watching the saga over and over again has become a beloved tradition for families everywhere. Others pour themselves into the lore, and indeed, it’s a way of life that has been shared, treasured, and passed on since
Marvel’s Iron Fist was met with a long list of criticisms after it premiered back in March of 2017. Of the many things the show was faulted for, one of the most talked about was the poor fight choreography. For a series called Iron Fist, it’s certainly a shame that the martial arts heavy action
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them reignited the beloved Harry Potter franchise back in 2016, and ventured into previously uncharted territory in JK Rowling’s wizarding world. New creatures, locations and characters expanded upon everything fans already adore, and the sequel, The Crimes of Grindelwald, looks set to explore even more new ground. Sadly, however,
Charlie Cox has effortlessly worked his way into the hearts of comic book fans everywhere, portraying Marvel’s Man Without Fear for two seasons so far on Daredevil, and in the thrilling Defenders mini series. Cox brings such a great intensity and sense of dedication to the role, and seeing him team up with the likes
