When the sequel Ant-Man and the Wasp was first announced, many concluded that it spelled doom for another Marvel Studios release. And now that appears to be true. It sounds like Marvel and Disney are getting ready to push their Inhumans movie back by an undetermined amount of months, possibly years. And it might go from being a Phase Three movie to becoming one of the key releases in Marvel Phase Four. Continue reading
Marvel is developing a new TV series based on the comic “Cloak and Dagger”. The series is coming to Freeform network, which was previously known as ABC Family. (Which means it is owned by a certain corporation that also owns Marvel Comics and happens to rhyme with “Gisney.”) This news got fans of the property incredibly excited, and they should be! This is a great comic with great characters and it has the potential to be a great series…if it’s done right.
This is not to be confused with the Atari 2600 game, “Cloak & Dagger,” or the 1984 film, Cloak & Dagger, starring Henry Thomas and Dabney Coleman. I understand if you are getting your 1980s nostalgia all mixed up.
The network has since released the following official synopsis for their adaptation: Continue reading
Last year we learned that Tom Cruise had an idea for an Edge of Tomorrow sequel that he pitched to director Doug Liman and writer Christopher McQuarrie. That idea was later locked and loaded and pitched to Warner Brothers, and now the studio is taking it to the next step and putting it in development. Continue reading
About nine months ago, Marvel Studios president and mega-producer Kevin Feige, the architect of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, said that based on the agreement he made with Sony Pictures to share the rights to Spider-Man, characters from the MCU “could” appear in Spidey’s new movies for Sony. At the time, we all assumed that meant that it was a given those crossovers would eventually happen, but Feige’s use of the word “could” meant there was still a chance — however small — that the MCU characters would be restricted only to Marvel Studios films.
Now, in a new interview with EW, Feige confirmed everyone’s original assumption: those MCU characters will, in fact, appear in Spider-Man’s solo films. Continue reading
Everyone loves to laugh! Who doesn’t? So this week we dive into the top 10 stand-up comedians list! We talk about who we like and were we would put them from 10 to 1! Join us and have a chuckle as we why we put some of the funniest people that stand in front of crowds and tell us like it is! Continue reading
For this “Versus” round up, it’s not really a sidekick match, but in a way it is. “Behind every good man is a good woman!” The women that love the heroes we love so much!
Back when we had our “Versus” match-up between Lana Lang and Gwen Stacy, one voter commented that he preferred Lois Lane and MJ. Never to turn down a request, we waited for the release of the much anticipated Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice movie so that the two iconic battles would coincide with one another.
So we present to you the women behind the heroes match up! We have Marvel’s web crawling Spider-Man’s one and only Mary Jane! And then we have DC’s Boy Scout’s, (Superman), Lois Lane! Whom do you think is the strongest to survive a battle between these two women? Here is a little history between the two, and in the end we will let you decide! So make sure you vote at the poll below. Continue reading
Some interesting movie news has come to light recently in the wake of Alan Rickman’s death. According to Sam Rockwell via The Guardian, Rickman’s passing quelled talk of a sequel to 1999’s Galaxy Quest, a revelation that’s sure to disappoint the film’s cult base. The sequel was moving forward at Amazon with original castmates Rickman, Rockwell, Sigourney Weaver, and Tim Allen in talks to reappear. Continue reading
After years and years of waiting for fans of “The Walking Dead” comics, the Season 6 finale finally brought that iconic Issue 100 to life in what has easily become one of the most harrowing scenes on TV ever.
There will be Spoilers after the break….
In the Season 6 finale of “The Walking Dead”, fans got their first glimpse at two unique, yet unnamed characters, who come across Morgan (Lennie James) and Carol (Melissa Suzanne McBride). Given the unique costumes they were wearing, many fans familiar with Robert Kirkman’s comic books are speculating that these characters belong to another group of survivors known as The Kingdom. During a new interview with ComicBook.com, showrunner Scott M. Gimple teased that those characters may or may not have been from The Kingdom, while hinting that fans may see an actual live tiger on the show in Season 7. Continue reading
Back when Warner Bros. revealed their full slate of DC Comics films, no release dates were given for stand alone Superman and Batman movies, both of which are being planned with the latter currently being written by Geoff Johns and Ben Affleck. The Man of Steel himself, Henry Cavill, has spoken about it previously, citing that allowing the rest of the DCEU to expand around him on film would allow for a better use of the character in the future.
Speaking with IGN, however, Batman v Superman director Zack Snyder offered a different reason for why it hasn’t happened, but maintained it’s something he’d like to see done. Continue reading
