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News, reviews, interviews. To paraphrase Keanu Reeves: Words. Lots of words.

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The MCU’s Villains Take On Thanos In Awesome Fan Art
The focus of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has always been the marquee superheroes at the center of each comic book blockbuster, but that's often left the villains feeling more than a little underdeveloped as a result. Of course, there've been some seriously notable exceptions to the rule, but the history of the franchise is littered with one-dimensional bad guys that have never posed a threat to a single hero never mind the entirety of the Avengers.
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MCU Fans Demanding That Elizabeth Olsen Get An Emmy For WandaVision
As the properties with the biggest fanbase and most visibility, there's always a groundswell of support gathered behind comic book blockbusters whenever they find themselves in the thick of the awards season race, and sometimes it's not always merited. For instance, fans were furious when Joker didn't win Best Picture at the Academy Awards, even though it wasn't even one of the five best titles of the nine that were up for the industry's most prestigious prize last year.
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She-Hulk Reportedly Renewed For Season 2 Already
The methods in which audiences now consume television may have evolved considerably since the rise of the streaming service, but it's still very much a ratings-driven industry. If a network show doesn't pull in the expected numbers then it'll get canceled, while Netflix canned a huge number of expensive small screen exclusives last year, in what was a combination of cost cutting measures brought on by the Coronavirus pandemic and the low viewership numbers many of them were posting.
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Patrick Stewart Reportedly In Talks For Doctor Strange 2 Cameo
Patrick Stewart recently revealed that he'd met with Marvel Studios boss Kevin Feige, one of the many topics of conversation that came up was inevitably Charles Xavier and the X-Men. No offense to James McAvoy who was great in his own right as the younger version of the character, but when most movie fans picture the mutant team's wheelchair-bound patriarch, it'll most likely be Stewart that comes to mind.
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Jason Momoa’s New Movie May Stop Him From Starring In The Witcher Prequel
Although there was no official word on whether or not he'd actually entered talks with Netflix or not, based on his social media activity, it was clear that Jason Momoa was fully aware he was being heavily linked with playing a major role in The Witcher: Blood Origin. The prequel series was announced over six months ago, but the casting process has only just begun with Jodie Turner-Smith signing on to play female lead just a few days ago.
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Brie Larson Reportedly Wants All The Leads In Captain Marvel 2 To Be Female
Brie Larson is back in training to get into superhero shape for the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Captain Marvel 2, and shooting will be kicking off towards the end of the year based on what we know so far. Black Panther 2 is set to start production in July in order to hit theaters twelve months later, and with Carol Danvers' second solo outing scheduled for November 2022, director Nia DaCosta will presumably have called action by November of this year.
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