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Rumors of a Marvel Sea Change Accompany a Canceled MCU Film
Is Marvel preparing to right the MCU ship? That’s the rumor right now, with some of our favorite people revealing behind-the-scenes moves they’ve heard from sources. During this week’s Nerdrotic Nooner, Gary and Film Threat’s Chris Gore talked about the big reveal from the San Diego Comic-Co...
Read MoreJamie Lee Curtis Apologizes for Correctly Saying Marvel is in its “Bad” Phase
If you don’t like the MCU, you’d better keep it to yourself, or you might find a horse’s head in your bed. Jamie Lee Curtis found this out the hard way. The star of classics like A Fish Called Wanda, Halloween, True Lies, and Trading Places attended the Sand Diego Comic-Con to promote her upc...
Read MoreRobert Downey Jr. and the Russo Brothers are Getting Massive Marvel Paydays
Marvel may be bringing back its big guns, but it’s paying handsomely to do it. This Saturday, during its Hall H presentation at the San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel announced that Joe and Anthony Russo would return to direct the next two Avengers movies, the newly-titled Avengers: Doomsday and the st...
Read MoreMarvel Comics Capitalizes on Deadpool & Wolverine Success by Replacing Deadpool With a Girl
Deadpool & Wolverine is an even bigger hit than everyone thought it would be, which Odin explained in detail. This is the biggest win for Marvel in quite a while, not only because of the opening but because this movie will likely continue to make money, as its A Cinemascore suggests audiences a...
Read MoreMarvel Reveals Fantastic Four and Avengers Titles, Plus the Identity of Their Next Big Villain, at SDCC
Now, for the biggies. Marvel talked about the upcoming releases they desperately need to get right, and one of the reveals – the big one – had me cursing up a storm at how far something I once loved like few other franchises has fallen. First, though, let’s talk Fantastic Four. The film has a ...
Read MoreREVIEW: Deadpool & Wolverine (2024)
There’s a reason Marvel sold Deadpool & Wolverine on the premise and the cameos; those and the humor are the strongest parts of the movie, the rest of which sits on a rickety plot, bland villains, and character work that comes way too late to have the impact it should. But it’s fun – oh b...
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