You know how prisoners can score an early release from captivity because of good behavior? Turns out you can lose your gig in a movie franchise due to bad behavior. According to sources close to We Got This Covered, Wesley Snipes has found that out the hard way. Now, he won't be our new Blade because of it.
Marvel has unveiled something HUGE at the 2019 SDCC. Something other than the first deaf hero, a female Thor and the first LGBTQ hero. After eleven years, 23 movies and many, many comic-cons, we finally get to see the official MCU logo for The Infinity Saga. The timing, of course, couldn't be more perfect, as to reveal such a thing before 2008's Iron Man hit theaters would have spoiled over a decade of superhero films.
In their final appearance at the SDCC Hall H, Supernatural's Jensen Ackles and Jared Padalecki broke down in tears when asked about their final season.
A country singer from the '80s got it right when he sang that everybody needs a hero. Children and adults, black and white, we all need someone to look up to. More and more, Marvel seems to be recognizing this, as the upcoming flick The Eternals will finally give the hearing impaired the hero they deserve in the form of Makkari, the MCU's first superhero to be played by a deaf actress.
If your first thought when you heard Black Widow was getting her own movie AND kicking off MCU's phase 4 was "why," you have the ongoing SDCC to thank for answering. Hot on the heals that Natasha Romanoff will be going up against the Taskmaster in her first solo outing is the revelation that we'll finally figure out what happened in Budapest.
The biggest event of the year for the biggest movies of our lives is happening right now in San Diego, and the good news keeps coming. Despite being (spoiler alert) killed off in Avengers: Endgame, Natasha Romanoff will be back in her own film, Black Widow, and we now know her nemesis will be the Taskmaster.
What happens when one of the biggest cities in the world goes to the dark side? Star Wars fans get to steal a catchphrase from the superhero movie world: we get the heroes we deserve.
