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Netflix Reveals Cast For Live-Action Avatar: The Last Airbender
Dev Patel recently revealed he'd spent the last decade of his career actively avoiding blockbusters after starring in M. Night Shyamalan's dismal live-action adaptation of Avatar: The Last Airbender, but Netflix will be hoping to fare much better with their upcoming effort, even if the fans already voiced their hesitation over the streaming giant tackling such a beloved property.
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A Terrible Vin Diesel Movie Is Dominating Netflix
The Valiant Cinematic Universe isn't even technically a thing, but the would-be franchise's brief history is fascinating nonetheless. Valiant chief Dan Mintz said shortly after the release of Bloodshot that he wanted to draw his inspirations from Wesley Snipes' Blade and not Jon Favreau's Iron Man, in terms of launching a comic book brand with a harder edge.
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A Disappointing Millie Bobby Brown Movie Is Finding New Life On Netflix
Looking at nothing but the facts, it's hard to argue against Michael Dougherty's Godzilla: King of the Monsters being labeled as the weakest installment in the MonsterVerse. Which is a real shame, because all of the trailers for the movie were stunning, promising giant monster action against an unique visual backdrop, but it was ultimately an exercise in disappointment.
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Ant-Man Star Doesn’t Think He’ll Be Involved In Quantumania
Shooting got underway on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania at the end of July, but so far the production has been keeping its cards very close to the chest as to who's involved. The majority of the main players from the first two installments are back, but there's also been some major additions and a little bit of chopping and changing.
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Marvel’s What If…? Confirmed Exactly When Steve Rogers Became Captain America
As a blockbuster superhero franchise populated by people with special abilities, gods, monsters and inter-dimensional threats, nobody's looking towards the Marvel Cinematic Universe expecting any degree of realism or historical accuracy. While we did get a prequel set during World War II, it also revolved around Nazi offshoot Hydra trying to harness the power of the Tesseract to build an army equipped with weapons to take over the entire world.
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Thor: Love And Thunder Director Wants To Tell A Story Fans Wouldn’t Expect
Plot details on the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Thor: Love and Thunder are being kept tightly under wraps, but given that director Taika Waititi keeps teasing that he's made something bigger, better, badder, wilder and crazier than predecessor Ragnarok, it would be impossible to try and connect the dots even if we were provided with some plot points.
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An Underrated Sci-Fi Show Could Be Netflix’s Best Ever
Netflix drops so much original content on a regular basis that a lot of it manages to fall through the cracks, including some criminally underrated gems. The platform has leaned heavily on big budget fantasy and sci-fi to drum up buzz and generate big viewership numbers, but German series Dark has a real claim to being named the streamer's best original show ever, even if it's flown under the radar for far too many subscribers.
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A Dismal Dwayne Johnson Movie Is Blowing Up On Streaming
Audiences and critics are never going to be in unanimous agreement when it comes to the majority of movies, and that's definitely something that applies to the majority of Dwayne Johnson's career. The actor didn't become the biggest name in the business by stretching himself in prestige dramas or tackling challenging roles, but headlining the sort of effects-driven blockbusters he knew his fans wanted to see him make.
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