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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Sony Hopes To Extend Their Spider-Man Deal With Marvel Studios
Right now, the future of Spider-Man is up in the air. Despite being one of the most popular and lucrative superheroes, and having featured in two excellent films this year (Avengers: Infinity War and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse) and set to feature in two enormous 2019 movies (Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home), we have no idea what's next for him.
David James David James Dec 14, 2018
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If Apple Purchases Sony, Marvel Might Get Spider-Man Back
Variety has gotten out their crystal ball this week and made some predictions for what's going to happen in Hollywood in 2019. There are some interesting ones on the list, too, ranging from the likely (Robert Downey Jr. hangs up his Iron Man suit) to the more outlandish (broadcast TV ditches traditional commercials). But there's one on there that, if it were to happen, would seriously shake up the world of cinema and superhero movies in particular: Apple purchasing Sony Pictures.
David James David James Dec 14, 2018
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First Downton Abbey Movie Trailer Promises A Prim And Proper Night Out
Forget Avengers: Endgame, Captain Marvel and Spider-Man: Far From Home - the real hit trailer of the month has finally landed! I'm talking, of course, about Downton Abbey. Though the film will most likely lack intergalactic space battles and insane superpowered action sequences, it will feature uncomfortable dinner parties and Imelda Staunton raising her eyebrow ever-so-slightly.
David James David James Dec 14, 2018
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First Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer Now Confirmed For Next Week
Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures assured us a while back that the first Spider-Man: Far From Home trailer would premiere last Saturday, and they were true to their word. But while we were expecting it to hit the internet, it turns out that it was instead exclusively screened for fans at CCXP in Brazil. My assumption was that it would make its way onto the web later that night, but we're now five days out from it being shown and we still don't have anything to feast on.
David James David James Dec 12, 2018
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These Avengers: Endgame Set Photos May Prove That Tony Doesn’t Die
The trailer for Avengers: Endgame opens with Tony Stark contemplating his own imminent death on a spaceship that’s drifting through the cosmos. Things sound pretty bleak: he’s already out of food and water and the oxygen will be gone by the next morning. Unless Endgame is going to be a downer the likes of which blockbuster cinema has never seen before though, it's unlikely that it'll see Tony Stark suffocating to death. This would be an incredible anticlimax for one of the most beloved heroes of the MCU, so it's fortunate that we pretty much have cast-iron confirmation now that he's going to be rescued somehow.
David James David James Dec 12, 2018
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Ron Perlman Says He’s At Peace About The Upcoming Hellboy Reboot
The announcement that a new Hellboy movie was being made without the involvement of Guillermo del Toro and Ron Perlman was greeted with no small amount of dismay by fans. After all, del Toro's widely considered to have nailed the tone of the comics with Hellboy and Hellboy II: The Golden Army, but sadly, their underwhelming box office numbers made studios wary of committing to a third installment to round out the trilogy. In addition, Ron Perlman's performance was absolutely perfect for the character and it was difficult to imagine anyone else in the role.
David James David James Dec 12, 2018
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Stallone Wields An Iconic Weapon In New Rambo V: Last Blood Photo
There are few more iconic weapons for John Rambo than his compound bow. One of the best action sequences in Rambo: First Blood Part II comes when he stealthily eliminates a squad of soldiers in a North Vietnamese prison camp. From there, it instantly became part of the character's iconography, popping up in Rambo III where he uses it to destroy helicopters and again in Rambo when he's seen using it for fishing.
David James David James Dec 12, 2018
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Chris Pratt And Tom Holland Teaming Up For New Disney Film Onward
Chris Pratt and Tom Holland have both had a very happy relationship with Disney over the last few years, with the former cementing his blockbuster credentials with his turn as Star-Lord in the Guardians of the Galaxy films and the latter instantly becoming many people's favorite Spider-Man. Of course, the pair crossed paths in Avengers: Infinity War, and though they didn't get a huge amount of time to hang out, they still shared some obvious chemistry. That might be why Disney/Pixar have now cast them as the two leads in their just-announced fantasy adventure Onward.
David James David James Dec 12, 2018
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Marvel Comics Planning To Retcon The Origins Of The Fantastic Four
The Fantastic Four essentially birthed Marvel comics as we know it. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's tale of an All-American family dealing with newfound superpowers was a mission statement for what they'd go on to do with the rest of the Marvel Universe. Cruel fate handed them powers that were often as much a curse as they were a blessing, and each of the family interacted with each other in believable ways and had believable concern. That was in 1961. Now, in 2018 Marvel Comics are apparently set to retcon the classic origins of the Fantastic Four to suggest that it might not have been an accident that gave them their powers.
David James David James Dec 12, 2018
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