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Ryan Reynolds Reveals Deadpool 2’s Indiana Jones Easter Egg
On the surface, Deadpool and Indiana Jones don't exactly have a lot in common other than the fact that both characters are now the property of Disney and have new movies in the works. Fans might be clamoring to see Ryan Reynolds suit up again and join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it wouldn't be unfair to say that the enthusiasm levels aren't quite so high for Indy's impending return to our screens
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 13, 2020
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Homelander Marks His Territory In New Boys Season 2 Poster
For fans that feel as though the constant stream of comic book blockbusters that arrive on the big screen have become increasingly repetitive and formulaic, the second season of Amazon's hit series The Boys can't come soon enough. In an age where big-name comic book properties are becoming less and less willing to take risks in case it harms their chances at the box office, the adventures of Billy Butcher and the gang were a breath of fresh air to a genre that can often feel like it's coming dangerously close to stagnating.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 13, 2020
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Power Rangers Reboot Reportedly Takes Place In The TV Show’s Continuity
Based on the underwhelming critical and commercial reception to the last outing for the Power Rangers on the big screen, the serious and gritty reboot route was the wrong direction to take. After all, we're talking about a TV show that wasn't exactly grounded in realism, not to mention one that convinced an entire generation of kids to karate kick their friends in the face on the playground for no reason.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 13, 2020
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Vincent D’Onofrio Teases His Kingpin Heading To The MCU
While the problem has been rectified hugely in recent years, one of the continued criticisms of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is still a lack of interesting villains. Obviously, the heroes are the ones that sell the tickets and draw in big audiences, but far too many of the movies feature underwhelming one-and-done bad guys, which only lessens the dramatic stakes in a franchise that's never really had any to begin with.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 13, 2020
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Avengers: Endgame Directors Think The Star Wars Sequels Should Have Focused On Luke Skywalker
It would be a pretty big understatement to say that the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy wasn't universally beloved among the fanbase, and while The Force Awakens seemed to emerge relatively unscathed, both The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker faced a barrage of criticism for vastly different reasons, leaving longtime fans more disenfranchised than ever before.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 12, 2020
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Avengers: Endgame Directors Admit Captain America Was Their Guide Through The MCU
Before they first boarded the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Joe and Anthony Russo were best known for their work on sitcoms Arrested Development and Community, with their last big screen effort being forgettable 2006 comedy You, Me and Dupree. It wasn't like they were the obvious choice to step behind the camera for the first time in eight years at the helm of a $170 million comic book blockbuster, but Marvel's gamble paid off pretty well in the end.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 12, 2020
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Ant-Man 3 Reportedly Set To Start Shooting In June 2021
The MCU's Ant-Man movies have so far largely remained in their own little corner of the shared universe, with Scott Lang tending not to get involved with the sort of intergalactic conflict or situations that potentially determine the fate of the entire world that the majority of his Avengers teammates frequently find themselves caught up in.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 12, 2020
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