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

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Avengers: Infinity War Theory Explains Why Heimdall Saved The Hulk Instead Of Thor Or Loki
After spending more than half a decade building up Thanos as the Infinity Saga's end of level boss, Avengers: Infinity War needed to make sure that the Mad Titan lived up to the hype. Any doubts were dispelled by the end of the very first scene though as the genocidal maniac beat the Hulk to a pulp with his bare hands and killed off popular Asgardians Heimdall and Loki before the action had even reached Earth.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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Chadwick Boseman Turned Down Slavery Movie Because He Didn’t Want To Reinforce Stereotypes
Chadwick Boseman will be best remembered for playing the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Black Panther, with his status as the leading man of a massive box office success that broke down barriers in the industry and marked a seismic shift in how Hollywood viewed their approach to big budget blockbusters ensuring his legacy. But the 43 year-old also made a concerted effort to choose roles that challenged him as an actor while also representing his beliefs and principles.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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Venom 2 Theory Says The Film May Introduce Kraven Into Sony’s Marvel Universe
Despite the terrible name, the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters sees 2021 as the year that it establishes itself as a viable superhero franchise with designs on matching the MCU and DCEU. Venom may have earned over $850 million at the box office, but the jury is still out on whether or not Morbius will be able to come anywhere close to that level of success, even with the trailer hinting at some surprising connections to events that have happened in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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Christopher Nolan Thinks Tenet Star Would Be An Excellent Green Lantern
Following several delays Christopher Nolan's Tenet is now in theaters, and while it isn't shaping up to be the savior of a flagging industry that many were hoping it would be, the time-bending thriller has still managed to exceed expectations at the international box office after bringing in over $50m in its first week, and all signs point to the $220m blockbuster becoming the highest-grossing movie we've seen since the industry was brought to a screeching halt back in March.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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Why Mushu Isn’t A Part Of The Mulan Remake
We're just 24 hours away from the release of Mulan exclusively to customers with Disney Plus Premier Access, in a move that's split opinion straight down the middle. For larger families, the decision to watch the movie from the comfort of their own home works out a lot cheaper than shelling out for a trip to the cinema, while single person households aren't thrilled at the idea of paying an extra $29.99 towards a service they already subscribe to.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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Marvel Had Plans For Black Panther To Appear In Multiple New MCU Movies
Not only has the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman robbed the movie industry of one of its fastest-rising stars, but the Marvel Cinematic Universe has lost one of its most important and influential figures, one that was poised to play a prominent part in leading the franchise into a future that's widely expected to feature a much larger focus on diversity and representation than ever before.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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Natalie Portman Reportedly Arrives In Australia For Thor: Love And Thunder
Having been pushed back along with the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Phase Four lineup, Thor: Love and Thunder is scheduled to arrive in February 2022. Like previous installment Ragnarok, the majority of shooting is set to take place in star Chris Hemsworth's native Australia, although cameras aren't expected to start rolling until early next year.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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September Is Here And Horror Fans Can’t Wait For Two Months Of Halloween
It would be an understatement of massive proportions to say that 2020 has been a year unlike any other, and people are now finding themselves split into two distinct schools of thought. Either you can't believe it's September already and the last eight months have flown by, or you can't believe it's only September and this year has been dragging on for what seems like forever.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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John Boyega Defends J.J. Abrams From Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker Backlash
Based on both the content of the movies themselves and the reactions online, neither the fans nor the creative team at Lucasfilm seemed to know how to handle the final two installments in the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy. Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi generated backlash the likes of which the franchise had never seen before, even though it remains one of the most critically-acclaimed entries in the entire series with a 90% Rotten Tomatoes score and an 84 on Metacritic.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 3, 2020
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New Poster For Tom Holland And Robert Pattinson’s Netflix Thriller The Devil All The Time Revealed
Netflix's hot summer streak has quickly transformed into an autumn of minor discontent, with the streaming service facing backlash from subscribers for canceling popular shows that had already been renewed, axing fan favorites that had recently wrapped up a second season and ditching a sitcom that nobody watched, while they found themselves forced into apologizing after the marketing team made a huge blunder with the controversial first poster for French coming-of-age drama cuties.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 2, 2020
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