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Black Panther Fans Are Convinced That Shuri Takes The Mantle In Wakanda Forever
Was there really any other option besides Letitia Wright's Shuri to assume the mantle of the title hero in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever? After all, we'd been hearing for years prior to Chadwick Boseman's passing last summer that the long game was for his onscreen kid sister to suit up eventually, much like her comic book counterpart.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Aug 31, 2021
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New Pirates Of The Caribbean Movie Rumored For Disney Plus
Far too many Hollywood executives don't realize this, but not every major franchise has to go on forever, and there's a solid argument to be made that Pirates of the Caribbean should be a case in point. The series has brought in over $4.5 billion at the box office and gained a legion of fans, and there are at least two new projects in the works, but the swashbuckling saga was running out of gas long before the Johnny Depp fiasco.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Aug 31, 2021
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The biopic is a notoriously difficult genre to master, even though the narrative presents itself in its entirety years before a single word of the script has been penned. Oftentimes, they can lean into becoming a hagiography of their subjects, stripping away any sense of conflict in favor of hero worship, while those based in and around seismic real-world events can wind up bogged down in dry exposition sequence of old dudes in starchy suits sitting around a table talking to each other.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Aug 31, 2021
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