Guardians of the Galaxy star Kurt Russell has defended Marvel director James Gunn over his recent firing by Disney, arguing that people have become a “little too sensitive” over the Disney director’s rape tweets.
Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn is leaving his legions of left-wing Hollywood defenders hanging by refusing to address his Huston Huddleston problem.
More than 260,000 people have signed a petition for Disney to rehire “Guardians of the Galaxy” franchise director James Gunn, who also garnered celebrity support just days after he was axed over a series of offensive tweets.
Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Lexi Alexander is asking why Hollywood is fixated on cracking pedophilia jokes after Disney fired Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn over a years-long history of kidding about molesting children.
Marvel star Dave Bautista is leading a campaign to defend disgraced Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn, and his defense is as disturbing as it is dishonest.
Hollywood might be all kinds of “woke” and hyper-sensitive and crippled by a censorious political correctness that declares countless topics and left-wing sacred cows verboten, but “joking” about raping children is totally cool.
Radio talker Glenn Beck is siding with Marvel movie director James Gunn who was fired due to years of “jokes” about raping children.
Watching the establishment media rush to the defense of disgraced Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn, is a disgusting and amoral wonder to behold.
James Gunn, the powerhouse behind the lucrative Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, was fired by the Walt Disney company Thursday.
An old blog post published by Disney director James Gunn shows the Marvel filmmaker writing about orgasming to a video that purported to show of “100 pubescent girls” who “touch themselves.”
Actor Michael Douglas believes that his latest film Ant-Man and the Wasp will give people joy at a time when the world is “disintegrating.”
if you have seen the Ant-Man and the Wasp trailer, you have pretty much seen the best parts of the movie.
The latest entry into the Marvel Comic book TV universe has proclaimed that the entire United States is trying to kill black people.
Los Angeles police are investigating reports of elder abuse against Stan Lee that come amid a struggle over the life and fortune of the 95-year-old Marvel Comics mogul, court documents showed Wednesday.
Deadline’s Michael Cieply points out that every major film studio is heavily promoting blockbuster film “featuring big guns” — all while Hollywood luminaries like Ashley Judd and Morgan Freeman are fronting public campaigns against law-abiding gun owners.
SJWs Attempt to Silence the Conservative and Independent Creators of ‘Jawbreakers’ Graphic Novel
After breaking opening weekend records, “Avengers: Infinity War” continued to dominate in its second weekend in theaters, but alternative programming like the romantic comedy “Overboard” also found an audience in what has historically been considered the “official” kick-off to the summer movie season.
A whole lot of superheroes added up to a whole lot of ticket sales. The superhero smorgasbord “Avengers: Infinity Wars” opened with predictable shock-and-awe, earning $250 million in box office over the weekend and edging past “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” to set the highest opening weekend of all-time.
Marvel has certainly delivered better movies than Infinity War. What is more real this time, though, are the stakes. People die. Knowing this is Marvel, we cannot be sure if they die-die. Nevertheless, Infinity War leaves you in a dark and anxious place. It is going to be a long year.
“Terminator” and “Avatar” director James Cameron is no fan of the decade-long string of Marvel superhero movies that have flooded theaters, the frustrated director says, “enough already.”
Maria Carballo, a Chicago-based massage therapist, has sued iconic Marvel Comics editor and former publisher Stan Lee for sexual assault and battery, according to reports.
Long before Black Panther and over 13 years, 12 black superhero movies could be released without any fanfare because America was more advanced on the issue of race relations before Barack Obama became president.
Deadpool, the “merc with a mouth,” fired shots at Marvel in a 15-page script released by Donald Glover after his exit from the ill-fated FX project.
The Netflix series based on Marvel Comics superhero Jessica Jones is well known for its theme of female empowerment, but the show has taken yet another step in that direction with the streamer announcing that every one of season two’s 13 episodes will be directed by a woman.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama took to Twitter on Monday to offer her feelings on the Marvel Studios worldwide block buster ‘Black Panther.’
An effort called #WakandaTheVote meant to ramp up black voter registration kicked off this week at several screenings of Marvel’s blockbuster superhero film ‘Black Panther.’
Actress Vivica A. Fox expressed support for a petition calling on Disney to donate 25 percent of the profits from Black Panther to the black community during an interview with TMZ.
White social justice warriors were not happy when a single negative Black Panther review emerged this week, taking to Twitter to vent their rage.
A petition is urging Disney-owned Marvel Studios to invest 25 percent of the profits from its upcoming superhero epic ‘Black Panther’ to the black community.
A bevy of Black Twitter users took to social media this week to reveal what the upcoming Black Panther movie means to them through the use of the hashtag ‘#WhatBlackPantherMeansToMe.’
Former Marvel chief and comic-book icon Stan Lee has reportedly been accused of groping and other forms of sexual misconduct by several nurses who cared for him at his Los Angeles home.
French filmmaker Luc Besson criticized Hollywood films like Marvel’s Captain America, calling them “propaganda” that too often “show the supremacy of America.”
Disney and Marvel Studios have released the first trailer for the upcoming superhero tentpole ‘Black Panther.’
Comic book artist Ardian Syaf’s contract with Marvel has been terminated after he hid anti-Semitic and anti-Christian references within the first issue of X-Men Gold.
Marvel Comics was forced to issue an apology following the discovery of alleged anti-Semitic and anti-Christian references in a recent issue of X-Men by artist Ardian Syaf. Indonesian artist Ardian Syaf allegedly inserted political and religious references in relation to the
