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Since Disney completed its purchase of 20th Century Fox over three years ago, fans have eagerly waited to see some of the more unique properties that the House of Mouse now has under its umbrella. One of those is the Planet of the Apes series, which now boasts an impressive nine movies released over the past 55 years.
Warner Bros. recently had a cancellation spree of projects under their belt, starting with Leslie Grace’s Batgirl movie. Once this DC film was cut, it kickstarted a domino effect that led to the abandonment of several more projects on HBO Max.
This development led many fans to wonder if other films like Blue Beetle will receive the axe as well.
Ever since Marvel Studios got control of the former Fox properties, fans have wondered what Deadpool 3 was going to look like. Little did they know it would end up starring both Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman. Yes, that’s right—Wolverine is back, one more time.
Fans have continued to be vocally ecstatic about the whole situation—something that’s dulled the pain of the recent Blade news.
Deadpool 3 remains one of the most anticipated upcoming movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Ryan Reynolds finally set to take his talents to the MCU in Wade Wilson’s transition from the Fox Universe. Unfortunately, there hasn’t been a ton of news on the Deadpool front, with only one co-star confirmed in Leslie Uggams’
Coming hot off the tails of The Last of Us Part I on PlayStation 5, the HBO adaption of the hit Playstation game has received its first trailer. The Last of Us is set to hit the network sometime in 2023 with Pedro Pascal (of The Mandalorian fame) and Bella Ramsey (Game of Thrones) set to star.
While the MCU has been around since 2008, there’s one element that’s been absent: monsters. Sure, there have been a variety of creatures seen throughout many projects, but nothing squarely in the supernatural realm. At least, not until the upcoming Werewolf by Night special on Disney+.
The special will see long-time composer Michael Giacchino take the directing chair as he weaves a spooky Halloween tale—the first proper horror outing for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
By the end of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier on Disney+, Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson officially assumed the Captain America mantle and made the title his own, setting the stage for his own solo film, Captain America: New World Order.
Marvel Studios first announced the title for Captain America 4 at San Diego Comic-Con.
Marvel Studios has introduced plenty of new heroes and villains in Phase 4, and the final entry of the chapter will round it out with one more: Tenoch Huerta’s Namor the Sub-Mariner. The underwater ruler will be the main villain of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever as his kingdom of Talocan wages war on Wakanda.
Anthony Mackie’s Sam Wilson is about to take on new levels of responsibility within the MCU in his first-ever solo movie, 2024’s Captain America: New World Order. By officially taking over the role of Captain America after Steve Rogers passed down the torch and the shield, he now leaves the Falcon moniker in the rearview mirror after utilizing that superhero alter-ego since 2014’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
Not only is Marvel Studios’ upcoming reboot of the Fantastic Four one of the MCU’s most anticipated films, but it’s also one of its most mysterious.
Fans have been eagerly awaiting the MCU version of Marvel’s first family since the studio acquired the film rights back in 2019.
Since then, the film has gained a director,