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The Last of Us Part I, while widely regarded as a masterpiece, will not immediately appeal to every type of gamer. The title marks the second re-release of Naughty Dog’s 2013 post-apocalyptic epic. It follows the original PlayStation 3 release and The Last of Us Remastered which hit the PlayStation 4 in 2014.
Marvel Studios made waves during San Diego Comic-Con 2022 as it unveiled the debut trailer for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever to attendees and the world. The trailer drew an insane 172 million views in the first 24 hours and received an overwhelmingly positive reaction from fans after it came online.
The long-awaited first look brought with it the unfortunate news of T’Challa’s death,
The Disney-focused D23 Expo will see another massive wave of announcements hit pop culture. This time, not only will it include Marvel projects, but also Star Wars—alongside various other Disney-owned IPs.
With only just over a week to go, fans are getting anxious. What can the world expect to have announced at the fan expo?
The demand for Zack Snyder’s Justice League has been high following the lackluster response to the movie’s theatrical cut in 2017. After a solid grassroots campaign online in which even Justice League cast members took part, the famed four-hour director’s cut was released on HBO Max in 2021.
Since then, many have theorized that Warner Bros.
Almost no name in Star Wars history has been the subject of a wider range of reviews than Rian Johnson, who famously served as the director of 2017’s Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. With the inconsistency between his work and that of J.J. Abrams, who did the movies before and after his, the sequel trilogy was left largely discombobulated and jumbled as the two directors’ visions were mixed with one another.
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Season 2 was initially reported to be released on Wednesday, September 28 on Disney+. However, confusion rose when the show was completely absent from the September 2022 release slate for the streaming service.
It would certainly have been a bummer for fans of the show to wait even longer for its fall release,
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom is set to bring back Jason Momoa’s titular DC hero for another action-packed underwater adventure. While the exact plot details of the movie are still being kept under wraps, Momoa already spoiled the inclusion of Ben Affleck’s Batman.
Affleck’s appearance in Aquaman 2 came as a surprise for many since fans believed that Michael Keaton’s version of the Dark Knight would initially appear.
While audiences may not have realized it at the time, Hawkeye on Disney+ was pivotal to the future of the MCU. Not only did the series usher Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin into the universe, but Hawkeye also introduced fans to Hailee Steinfeld’s Kate Bishop and Alaqua Cox’s Maya Lopez, or Echo.
Even though Maya Lopez wasn’t as central to Hawkeye as Kate Bishop,
Warner Bros. is in the middle of a difficult time with regard to its immediate future in the movie industry, particularly as it relates to its upcoming slate of projects within the DC Universe. At the center of those issues is Ezra Miller, who’s been involved with an uncomfortable stream of controversy over the last few months while being the leading star in next year’s The Flash.
For years now, Warner Bros. has been in pursuit of a DC Cinematic Universe that lives up to the gold standard Disney has set with the MCU. From the inception of the MCU, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has sat at the helm of it all, producing every entry in the franchise and overseeing the direction,