Speculative Space

The speculative space category is where our writers delve into theories they have about what might happen in upcoming movies and TV or streaming series.


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Macro Marvel Part 2: Global Threats & the Heroes Who Stop Them

In part one of our series, co-author Nathan Miller and I explored the expanding street level of the MCM. If you haven’t read up on it yet, what are you waiting for?! Check it out here. However, now we want to turn our attention from the Boroughs of New York and look towards the world as a whole.  When you think

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Why The Court of Owls could be the real villains behind ‘The Batman’

Matt Reeves’s The Batman hits theaters on March 4th, 2022, as it was delayed from its original release date of October 1st, 2021 due to Covid. The movie features an all-star cast including Robert Pattinson, Zoe Kravitz, Jeffrey Wright, Colin Farrell, Andy Serkis, Paul Dano, and more. The film will see Batman in his second year as the Caped Crusader fighting

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What I want and when I expect ‘The Fantastic Four’ In The MCU

Ever since 20th Century Fox’s Fantastic Four was released in 2015 and flopped, fans of the characters have been begging for Marvel Studios to finally get a shot at a film. Fans got one step closer to that dream coming true in March of 2019 when Disney’s deal to buy Fox finally closed; And one more step closer in December of

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Entering the Marvel Multiverse: Doctor Strange in ‘What If…?’

Marvel’s newest What If…? trailer gave us the best glimpse yet at what the series will be about, showing off some awesome reinventions of our favorite movies. I broke down the trailer yesterday, and now I’ll explore the series’ possible connections to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (and, to a lesser extent, Loki). Our team of Avengers in What

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Why a Wakanda Series That Precedes The ‘Black Panther’ Sequel Makes Sense

The first Black Panther movie was a box office juggernaut and a tremendous achievement of culture and art. Much of this comes from the earnest, powerful performance by Chadwick Boseman, who, rightly, will never be replaced. His majesty was supported by the strength of the filmmaking too, including the direction, score, soundtrack, cinematography, casting, production design, cultural representation, resonant themes, and

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