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Two years after Marvel Television shuttered its lineup of shows on Netflix — Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders and The Punisher — the company is rumored to be bringing back some of those characters to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). A post on That Hastag Show speculated that actors Jon Bernthal, Charlie Cox, Vincent D’Onofrio and Krysten Ritter would
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Diversity in a movie’s cast brings better results at the box office, according to a UCLA study that found that the worst-performing films of 2020 also had the lowest percentage of minority actors. In the report titled Hollywood Diversity Report: Pandemic in Progress, movies that had a cast made up of less than 11 percent of minority actors were found
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for NBC’s Good Girls Season 4, Episode 6, “Grandma Loves Grisham.” In NBC’s Good Girls, Beth continues to play a deadly game of cat-and-mouse with Rio as she tries to send him to prison for forcing her into his cartel. She’s now snitching for the FBI, but it’s gotten complicated as
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Waterbending techniques in Avatar: The Last Airbender were some of the coolest techniques displayed in the show. The sub-styles of bending that branched off waterbending were, in particular, very interesting to explore, especially bloodbending, where a waterbender could bend the blood flowing inside any living being and control their movements. RELATED: Avatar: 10 Strongest Waterbenders
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Various LGBT+ superheroes from the pages of Marvel Comics take center stage in Olivier Coipel’s variant cover for Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1, which is set to hit comic shops in June to celebrate Pride Month. The House of Ideas describes Marvel’s Voices: Pride #1 as its “first-ever queer-centered special,” with Coipel’s variant depicting “Marvel’s growing
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There’s something truly exciting about anime series that make it feel like their stories can literally do anything. Anime isn’t afraid to tackle any topic or genre and it’s resulted in an extremely wide variety of anime content that’s available. Anime can accentuate immense physical strength or deadly monsters, but there are also lots of
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Hulu’s upcoming Marvel’s M.O.D.O.K. has received a new version of the official trailer, this time with more blood and open limb dismemberment. M.O.D.O.K. co-creator Jordan Blum posted the video to his Twitter page, writing “Hey [Marvel], your M.O.D.O.K. trailer is pretty cool but here’s an uncensored one. No one tells M.O.D.O.K. what he can and cannot say!” This updated version mostly adheres
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WARNING: The following contains spoilers for My Hero Academia Season 5, Episode 4, “Make It Happen, Shinso!” now streaming on Crunchyroll, Funimation and Hulu. The latest episode of My Hero Academia dives deep into the fierce rivalry between classes 1-A and 1-B, proving how savage U.A. can be at times. It’s a 5-vs-4 match, with Hitoshi Shinso showing off
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When it comes to Dragon Ball, power scaling is a bit of a tricky thing to figure out, and Dragon Ball Super makes things even more hectic. With new forms being created left and right, and new adversaries on the horizon constantly to challenge the power of said new forms, it seems like the only
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HBO and HBO Max are closing in on 45 million subscribers, buoyed by the recent success of the tentpole movie Godzilla vs. Kong. WarnerMedia revealed the latest figures for HBO and HBO Max during its first-quarter earnings report, as covered by The Hollywood Reporter. HBO and HBO Max currently have a combined 44.2 million subscribers, which
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It isn’t hard to play six degrees of separation between Judgement, Yakuza and Shenmue. Given the links and inspirations carried between Sega‘s action-adventures, Judgement feels like an antiquity in certain respects. It sits on the intersection of retro and modern design, wrestling with both throughout the adventure. Now, the tension between these ideas is even
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