Month: July 2021

Belle, the latest movie from Mirai director Mamoru Hosoda, will make its premiere at Cannes Film Festival 2021. According to Deadline, Belle will be the third animated film presented at this year’s film festival, joining Ari Folman’s Where is Anne Frank and Patrick Imbert’s The Summit of the Gods. Hosoda’s previous film, the award-winning Mirai, was previously screened at a
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The villains of DC are a tough lot; they pretty much have to be, as the heroes they fight are some of the most powerful ones in any comic universe. Even when they seem benign, they’re quite intimidating, challenging the heroes they fight in all kinds of ways. Some of these villains are amazing powerhouses
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Rick and Morty Season 5, Episode 3, “A Rickconvenient Mort,” which aired Sunday on Adult Swim. When Rick and Morty began, it was a comedy of opposites, the destructive genius nihilist Rick counterbalanced by his slow and naive but generally well-meaning grandson Morty. As the series has progressed, Morty
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Marvel Studios President/Marvel Chief Creative Officer Kevin Feige confirmed Black Widow will feature the events Loki taunted Natasha about in The Avengers. During an interview at the Black Widow premiere, Feige highlighted Natasha Romanoff as a veteran Marvel Cinematic Universe character and said there are many Easter eggs to look out for in the film. Among these, Feige then mentioned
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DC‘s sidekicks are pretty much the greatest in comics. They set the bar high for the institution of sidekick, defining it and giving DC’s roster of respected heroes the kind of back-up and support they need. The best of them have stepped into their mentor’s mantles long or short term or made names for themselves
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Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige discussed the difficulty in finding writers that would be willing to go along with WandaVision‘s core sitcom theme. In conversation with the Producers Guild of America, Feige mentioned how he watched sitcoms to relax during Marvel Studios’ production of movies like Avengers: Infinity War, and how the “comforting lies” of
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WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for The Tomorrow War, now available on Amazon Prime. In 2012’s The Avengers, one of the film’s most macabre moments came when the World Security Council decided to nuke New York after they felt that the Chitauri invasion couldn’t be stopped. As much as Earth’s Mightiest Heroes were trying, the sinister
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The period of films released by Walt Disney Animation from 1989 to 1999 is often considered a major highlight of American animation history, and it is referred to as the Disney Renaissance. However, that period didn’t suddenly appear without warning, with the successes and flaws of the films beforehand deeply impacting it. Three films in particular helped
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DC‘s villains are some of the most dangerous in comics. They run the gamut from all-powerful universe conquering titans to run-of-the-mill criminals with colorful gimmicks. One thing they all have in common is just how intimidating they are all regardless of how benign they seem. However, just because they’re known for being superlatively evil doesn’t
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Steve Orlando, Francesco Mobili, Marco Failla and Andrea Broccardo’s recent Curse of the Man-Thing crossover event recently reminded Marvel’s heroes of the mysterious might of the Man-Thing. Since his first appearance in Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway and Gray Morrow’s 1971 “…Man-Thing!”- a story in Savage Tales #1 – The monster of the swamp has struck fear and awe
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for F9, now in theaters. With F9 proving to be a massive hit, Fast & Furious spinoffs are in the works. Vin Diesel has expressed interest in a Dom Toretto prequel, while a spinoff is being planned with Charlize Theron’s cyberterrorist, Cipher. However, while it’s nice that the Fast & Furious series
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During the official reopening of Warner Bros. Studio Tour, Wonder Woman 1984 director Patty Jenkins discussed her thoughts about same-day streaming/theatrical release plans. In Jenkins’ estimation, this approach wasn’t designed with longevity in mind and was something dependent on the COVID-19 pandemic era. “I don’t think it’s going to last,” Jenkins told THR. RELATED: HBO Max Says It Has
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