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Doctor Strange Writer Reacts To Latest Episode Of Marvel’s What If…?
Director Scott Derrickson and his regular collaborator C. Robert Cargill were initially tasked with developing a sequel to their Marvel Cinematic Universe blockbuster Doctor Strange, before the duo both departed. Sam Raimi was brought on board and Multiverse of Madness is scheduled to hit theaters in six month, but Cargill clearly bears no ill will to the shared superhero saga.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 6, 2021
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Ms. Marvel Reportedly Getting A Second Season On Disney Plus
It's been nine months since a Ms. Marvel sizzle reel was shown at last year's Disney Investor Day, but that's all we've seen from the Marvel Cinematic Universe's upcoming Disney Plus show so far. At one stage, it looked as though Kamala Khan's origin story was set to premiere before the end of 2021, but with Hawkeye debuting on November 24th, that seems very unlikely at this stage.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 6, 2021
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Shang-Chi Reportely One Of The MCU’s Least Expensive Movies Since Phase One
Comic book blockbusters featuring a cast of characters with superpowers don't come cheap, and as the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to get bigger, so do the budgets. Audiences demand spectacle, with the overwhelming majority of the franchise's efforts deliver grandstanding action sequences from beginning to end that throw every penny of those massive production costs up on the screen.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 6, 2021
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James Gunn Approves Of Bizarre Fan-Made The Suicide Squad Merch
James Gunn's career has largely been thematically dominated by the idea of found family, whether it's a bunch of intergalactic misfits teaming up to save the universe in Guardians of the Galaxy, a pair of deranged street-level crimefighters forging a bond in Super, a gang of sleuths discovering that they're pretty good at solving mysteries in Scooby-Doo, or an irredeemable collection of murderers and criminals doing the right thing at the end of the day in The Suicide Squad.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 6, 2021
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Kevin Feige Explains Shang-Chi’s Post-Credits Scene
Every Marvel Cinematic Universe blockbuster comes burdened with at least one credits scene, five if you're James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, so audiences have become accustomed to sticking around until the very end. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings contains two stingers that are equally exciting, yet wildly different in terms of what they're setting up for the future.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 6, 2021
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