The trailer for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness just dropped, and Marvel fans are buzzing about the upcoming sequel. Given that the “Multiverse (of Madness) is a concept of which we know frighteningly little,” we’ve prepared a breakdown of what the trailer gave us and how Marvel Studios and Sam Raimi are treating us with their most deceitful trailer
Read MoreAs Anthony Flagg and I wrote the previous articles of the Macro Marvel series, it began to feel that there was a missing piece to a gigantic puzzle. We had a fairly good structure for each individual level, but the colliding event that brought our heroes together was lacking from our theory. However, after some investigation, it seems as if there
Read MorePhase 3 ended with large losses for our characters, including the death of Tony Stark, Natasha Romanoff, and the disappearance of Steve Rogers to the rest of the world. This world is in pieces and disarray, our characters have lost everything, and we the viewers have lost something too. Phase 4 now has the opportunity to explore the themes of grief,
Read MoreAfter months of rumors, leaks, and speculation relating to the film, Spider-Man: No Way Home was finally released this past Thursday in cinema. With a current 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, critics have been raving about the film, referring to it as arguably the greatest Spider-Man film ever made. I call it an absolute “fever dream” (read my full, non-spoiler review here). While
Read MoreFor a long time, I’ve considered Netflix’s Daredevil series to be one of my favorite TV series of all time, so hearing that Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio would be back in their respective roles was exciting news. In the time since I’ve been occupied by wondering just how these characters and this world could come back into the MCU and
Read MoreIt’s been two years since Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures collectively blew our minds with the jaw-dropping post-credit scene from Spider-Man: Far From Home. “Spider-Man’s name is Peter Parker.” Those five words changed the course of the MCU Spider-Man lore forever. Since then, fans and theorists from all over the world have speculated the directions that Peter Parker’s story could have
Read MoreAs the years go by, the list of Funko Pops released for films inside the Marvel Cinematic Universe has grown exponentially. With the MCU entering phase four and phase five, I expect that list to continue to grow substantially. Funkos have taken off in popularity over the past few years as almost every movie released has some sort of Funko along
Read MorePhase 4 has kicked into high gear. We’re already four films and 5 Disney+ series in, and it’s become clear that Marvel Studios is keen on expanding the borders of its universe farther than ever before. The Multiverse in the MCU was set up back in 2016 with the first Doctor Strange film, but it hasn’t been delved into much yet. The
Read MoreThe rumor mill about the status of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and the current relationship of Letitia Wright with the production, has been very active for quite some time now. It’s the kind of personal gossip type news that I don’t like to address, but I will try to share a few things I believe to be true and what I believe
Read MoreEdit 12/11/2021: Director Taika Waititi has taken to Twitter to clarify this is not an official poster for Thor: Love and Thunder. However, it seems like he approves of it for other reasons, you can read his tweet here. In any case, it’s still a pretty cool look at what we have to look forward to in the film. As we’re
Read MoreIn the few short years since the release of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, it has quickly become one of the most meaningful to me. Not only did it open my eyes to a new standard of comic book and animated filmmaking, but its themes have stuck in my head since the very first time I saw it. Watching a character I
Read MoreWith four episodes down and two more still to come, Hawkeye hasn’t disappointed. The series has incredible action sequences, heartfelt moments, and more from our favorite archer. One of the greatest surprises of the series so far is the return of Linda Cardellini as Laura Barton. Not only was she back, but she seemed to be more of a right-hand woman
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