I've Seen Every Marvel Movie. Here's How The MCU Can Be Saved
With the end of Marvel Studios' Multiverse Saga in sight, one /Film writer knows where they'd like to see the Marvel Cinematic Universe go next.
Read MoreWith the end of Marvel Studios' Multiverse Saga in sight, one /Film writer knows where they'd like to see the Marvel Cinematic Universe go next.
Read MoreOne of Roger Corman's 1980s sci-fi B-movies is eerily similar to the origin story of Marvel's Star-Lord, including the name 'Peter.'
Read MoreA deleted scene from Marvel's first Iron Man movie starring Robert Downey Jr. featured a legendary member of the Wu-Tang Clan.
Read MoreSir Ian McKellen nailed the role of Magneto in the X-Men movies, but many people initially thought he was miscast - including Sir Ian McKellen.
Read MoreHe may be Mr. Fantastic now, but Pedro Pascal's introduction to superhero cinema was in an odd, horror-tinged Spider-Man riff.
Read MoreThe Joker has died multiple times across Batman media, but the Clown Prince of Crime always manages to come back. Here's why.
Read MoreFew superhero teams welcome former villains into their ranks, but Marvel's X-Men comics are exceptional at rehabilitating their baddies.
Read MoreOne of the best characters in the Blade franchise was invented for the film, but Marvel reused him in an animated series before Blade hit theaters.
Read MoreMichael B. Jordan was fantastic as Killmonger in Black Panther, and he had good reason for seeking therapy after starring in the Marvel Cinematic Universe film.
Read MoreBatman's assorted allies should get more screen time in the DC Universe, particularly the Caped Crusader's toughest sidekick.
Read MoreDebates over whether Marvel or DC has the best shared comics universe miss out the one clear winner: Hellboy and the Mignolaverse.
Read MoreThe Final Destination: Bloodlines directors will helm an animated Venom film for Sony Pictures, and a key figure from the live-action films will be involved.
Read MoreEric Dane ventured into the world of Marvel superhero movies at one point, but the late actor was sadly wasted in his role (despite being perfectly cast).
Read MorePhoenix said no to Doctor Strange, but he expressed interest in a future MCU role. Which Marvel character should he play? We've got a few ideas...
Read MoreThe representation of LGBTQIA+ superheroes and villains in media has been an important development in pop culture, and these are some of our favorites.
Read MoreThe ending of Ultimate Spider-Man has us wanting even more from this particular canon. Did Marvel cancel the Ultimate universe too soon?
Read MoreBatman fans are buzzing about a new fan-casting candidate to play the Dark Knight in James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Universe.
Read MoreOne of the stars of Netflix's live-action One Piece series has popped up in three DC projects and multiple Marvel Studios movies.
Read MoreAt Marvel Studios, the creative stumbles of Avengers: Age of Ultron caused an internal reckoning and inspired a new approach to handling sequels.
Read More2025 had some great films, but not every movie impressed us, even when they had incredible talent involved. These are the most disappointing movies of 2025.
Read MoreOne of the most important characters on Pluribus might look familiar because you've seen them in two different Marvel roles.
Read MoreThere was a period when Watchmen director Zack Snyder wasn't opposed to that film never being released. Here's how he explained that mindset.
Read MoreDC Comics is turning Batman's story on its head with the Absolute Batman series, and putting a fascinating twist on his enemies too.
Read MoreIn the early 1990s, Batman was imagined as a Western hero who became an agent for President Abraham Lincoln in a one shot comic.
Read MoreBilly Bob Thornton turned down a huge Marvel movie part that could have changed the course of his career, but he had a good reason for passing.
Read MoreGuillermo del Toro wound up returning half of his salary for directing 2004's Hellboy, but it was the result of a larger practice that has served him well.
Read MoreKick-Ass director Matthew Vaughn has overseen two spin-off films that have been shot but never released. One of them featured Chris Hemsworth and Sam Rockwell.
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