It's only been a few days since Netflix released the third season of its juggernaut attraction, Stranger Things, and the show is already confirmed to be the biggest launch in the history of the streamer. According to analytics, the latest run has been seen, at least in part, by approximately 40.7 million viewers.
Every fan has that one superhero that they’d like to see brought to the screen. But not every character is on the level of Spider-Man or Superman, and as such, there are countless B and C level heroes just waiting for their chance to shine. However, Marvel’s Moon Knight has to be considered one of the most frequently referenced characters that fans have been clamoring to see in theaters.
James Gunn’s latest film, Brightburn, released earlier this year and proved to be a little more divisive than his other more recent offerings. The pic portrayed a darker version of the Superman mythos (albeit without the namesake character) where an alien crashes on earth but doesn’t quite become a world-saving hero.
The end of Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi saw Darth Vader forsake the dark side and send his mentor, Emperor Palpatine hurtling down a shaft to his apparent death. But as with any good franchise, appearances can be deceiving, and death isn’t always the end.
Scientists are looking to turn science fiction into science fact by investigating the possibility that a mirror universe actually exists. The concept is a relatively simple one: a separate world that has the same essential design as a main, or Prime, world, but events have unfolded differently creating a universe that is the same in basic structure alone.While this idea has been used in everything from Netflix’s teen horror series Stranger Things to NBC’s satirical comedy Community, it’s likely most prominently remembered as a part of the stalwart sci-fi franchise Star Trek.
There were many rumors about what was going to transpire in Spider-Man: Far From Home prior to its release in theaters earlier this week. And as is always the case, some have proven to be true while others, well, not so much.
Marvel’s Black Widow, which is scheduled to hit theaters some time in 2020, has officially moved into production. However, the film’s still very much an unknown quantity. More importantly, those in charge don’t seem to be in any hurry to elaborate on the specifics.
Games of Thrones has been breaking television records and making headlines since the eighth season debuted back in April. After all, audiences across the world are invested in this story and want to see it end in grand fashion.
Avengers: Endgame is the culmination of a cinematic experiment that no one was really sure about back when it started in 2008. 22-films later, however, the series is a Hollywood juggernaut that shows no signs of slowing. But while there is still clearly a future for Marvel’s Heroes on the big screen, it won’t be like anything audiences have experienced thus far. Even so, that didn’t stop the powers that be from dropping a little tease. While the franchise capper didn’t have any extra scenes to set up forthcoming movies, for those who remained in their seats, there was a stinger of sorts that focused on the early years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
