Our friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man has swung back to Marvel, keeping Tom Holland’s incarnation of the hero alive. A new deal between movie studios Sony and Disney agreed to keep Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and even confirming the release date of a third Spidey film on July 16, 2021.
Marvel and Sony are back at it again. Tom Holland will continue to be Spider-Man in a third film in the "Spider-Man: Homecoming" series produced by Amy Pascal* and Kevin Feige. This comes after an announcement today that Marvel and Sony were, once again, working together to make the most of the wall-crawling comic book hero. "I am thrilled that Spidey’s journey in the MCU will continue," said Fiege.
Kit Harington, the actor best known for his role as Jon Snow in Game of Thrones, has joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as Dane Whitman, also known as the Black Knight. The announcement was made by Marvel president Kevin Feige at Disney's D23 Expo in California over the weekend. This isn't the first time Disney has tapped talent from HBO's hit series.
At the D23 Expo in California, Marvel Studios announced that it will be bringing new shows to the upcoming Disney+ streaming service, including She-Hulk and Moon Knight. The confirmation comes only hours after a leak revealed that Marvel will also be creating a Ms. Marvel show for Disney's streaming service, adding a total of three new originals onto the already substantial content plans.
Spider-Man is being pulled from the Marvel Cinematic Universe following a disagreement between Disney and Sony, a new report claim. The rights to Spider-Man are owned by Sony Pictures, which has been operating in a partnership with Disney-owned Marvel Studios. This partnership has been terminated, the report claims, effectively ending Spider-Man's role in the MCU.
This is the OPPO F11 Pro Avengers Limited Edition (released for Avengers: Endgame). Over the past decade, we've unboxed and reviewed just a few special limited edition versions of gadgets like these. This device, like the rest, aim to capitalize on the hype generated by the cross-branded property - in this case, Avengers: Endgame, the film that now has the most successful global movie opening in the history of movies.
It's a great time to be a comic book fan for the past few years and especially in the past few days. A culture once pushed to the sidelines as something only geeks dig, superhero films have come to also literally save the entertainment industry. That's no fantasy as Avengers: Endgame has already broken box office records in North America as well as globally and that's just in its first few days in cinemas.
Over the weekend the movie Avengers: Endgame had a red carpet premiere before its general release on the 26th. Reviews aside, there's still time to find your fair share of fan theory madness and Avengers Endgame spoilers aplenty. You won't find any insider tips or early viewings here, but we DO have one more piece of bonkers long-game theory data to dish up, and it centers on the left hands of Brie Larson and Scarlett Johansson.
This year is going to be big for comic books fans on both sides of the fence but most especially for the Marvel faithful. This year will see the conclusion to mystery left by Avengers: Infinity War. But to solve that mystery, one has to look back to the past. Almost literally too. With exactly two months left, the marketing machine for Marvel’s Captain Marvel is finally kicking into full gear. Starting with the opening of ticket sales this early.
Now that Venom (2018) proved itself a box-office hit, the path to production for a reboot of the legend known as Spawn might be ready to roll. So says Todd McFarlane, co-creator of Venom (back when Venom was a Spider-Man spin-off), and originator of Spawn and Image Comics, the house that Spawn built. But wait, you might be saying, wasn't there already a Spawn movie back in the year 1997? Yes, yes there was - but that film didn't satisfy the creator. He must be satisfied!
With the exception of Thor, most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’ superheroes, spandex-clad or not, are Earthbound. Of course, there’s the Guardians, but that’s a different story. With Captain Marvel, we’re getting our first real outer space superhero. Well, at least we’re supposed to. If you didn’t get that vibe with the first official trailer, then fret not. Trailer #2 has finally landed it’s finally giving some space action worthy of a Kree noble warrior hero.
Today Stan Lee shuffled off this mortal coil and made his way to Valhalla - or wherever he believed he was headed. He was 95 years young - and rather than focusing on how he died or anything less important, we're going to go right ahead and discuss the massive impact he had on our society. Stan Lee didn't invent the comic book superhero, but he's certainly one of the biggest name in the sport - especially given the recent Marvel Comics dominance of our modern pop culture worldwide.