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Avengers: Endgame Directors Say They’d Love To See Cap’s Trip Through Time
There have been few movies in history with as many moving pieces as Avengers: Endgame, which not only had to tell the second half of the story that began in Infinity War, but also tie up the narrative loose ends from almost two dozen films into a satisfying conclusion to the MCU's Infinity Saga, without forgetting to lay the foundations for what was to come in Phase Four and beyond.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 7, 2020
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Scarlett Johansson Says Black Widow Will Give Us Closure Over Natasha’s Death
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe had been clamoring for years to see a Black Widow solo movie, but they unfortunately had to wait until she'd been killed off in the main timeline to get it. There was widespread disappointment that Natasha Romanoff wasn't given a grander sendoff given how attached people had become to the former S.H.I.E.L.D. operative during her decade as part of the franchise, but such grandiosity was never exactly one of the character's hallmarks.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 7, 2020
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Tron Reboot Reportedly Still In The Works At Disney
These days, long-delayed sequels to cult favorite movies are an increasingly regular occurrence, but the resurrection of the Tron franchise a decade ago was something of an outlier at the time. The 1982 original always boasted a dedicated and loyal following, but it was still a risky investment for Disney to spend $170 million on a big budget reboot.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 7, 2020
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J.J. Abrams Reportedly Producing New Constantine Reboot For WB
When J.J. Abrams and his Bad Robot company initially signed a huge first-look deal with Warner Bros., many speculated that it would lead to the Rise of Skywalker director assuming control of the DCEU. While Abrams has been linked to potential soft reboots for both Superman and Justice League, so far he's only officially signed on to tackle lesser-known properties.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 6, 2020
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Watch: Original Venom Animatronic From Spider-Man 3 Is Terrifying
Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 3 was a movie with a lot of flaws, so much so that despite earning $895m at the box office and still holding a decent 63% score on Rotten Tomatoes well over a decade later it is often one of the first titles that comes to mind when making unfavorable comparisons with any superhero blockbuster that stuffs far too much plot and one too many villains into the mix.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 6, 2020
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One Of Eddie Murphy’s Worst Movies Has Been Dominating Netflix
Eddie Murphy was once one of the biggest movie stars on the planet, but a string of poor decisions saw the actor's relevance fade drastically. If you saw the actor's name attached to a project then the chances were that it would either be a painfully unfunny comedy where he played multiple roles, or a saccharine family movie. In fact, it wouldn't be unfair to say that his voice role in the Shrek franchise might have been the only thing preventing him fading into total obscurity.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 6, 2020
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Paramount Reportedly Planning A Star Trek Cinematic Universe
The Star Trek franchise looks set to continue on the big screen, although nobody seems entirely sure how. Legion showrunner Noah Hawley was hired to write and direct a new entry in the sci-fi series, which was widely expected to be the canonical Star Trek 4, but based on his repeated comments, it sounds as though he might be planning to reboot the Enterprise crew once again.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jul 6, 2020
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