Andy Serkis, the director for Sony’s upcoming Spider-Man spinoff, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, said that the film represents the alien symbiote’s gay “coming out party” and depicts a “love affair” between the CGI alien and star Tom Hardy.
In a possible massive blow to Disney and Marvel Studio’s coffers, Chinese officials are mulling the idea of banning from their theaters the new all-Asian superhero film, “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.” Officials claim to be incensed because the story has its origins based on the 100-year-old Fu Manchu character.
Actress Scarlett Johansson’s lawyer called Disney “misogynistic” in the latest round back and forth amid the “Black Widow” lawsuit.
After “Black Widows'” quick death, online movie pirates might be the very scourge that saves movie theaters from extinction.
The National Association of Theatre Owners is blasting Disney for making its summer superhero tentpole “Black Widow” available on its premium paid streaming service at the same time it opened in theaters.
Marvel Studios’ “Black Widow” earned $80 million in theaters and a whopping $60 million on Disney+. This is a game-changer.
Marvel Studios executive vice president of film production Victoria Alonso says the Marvel Cinematic Universe aims to bring more LGBTQ “representation” to the big screen in the coming years.
The third episode of the Disney+ series “Loki” has confirmed that actor Tom Hiddleston’s Norse God is the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first bisexual lead character.
The star of Disney’s streaming ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ had hoped to add a dig at Donald Trump during his woke closing monologue.
The popular Disney+ streaming series “WandaVision” was originally set to feature a cameo by Marvel superhero Doctor Strange, played by actor Benedict Cumberbatch. But Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige said the “white guy” was cut so as to avoid him teaching Wanda, the strong female lead, “how power works.
This month, Disney launched its much anticipated follow up-spinoff to the “Avengers” movie franchise with the debut of “The Falcon and Winter Soldier.” But along with the big budget action scenes, viewers were also assailed with one woke moment after another.
The far-left Walt Disney Company blinked bigtime this week. Marvel’s “Black Widow” is moving to streaming.
As the release clock ticks, the big question now is what to do about Black Widow, F9, and No Time to Die in a world where most movie theaters remain closed and Wonder Woman 1984 just crashed and burned at the box office.
Members of the Marvel universe, including Robert Downey Jr. and Mark Ruffalo, have defended actor Chris Pratt against attacks from the leftist cancel culture campaigners who pounced after the “Guardians of the Galaxy” star didn’t participate in an Avengers-themed fundraiser for Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.
I’ve written more than once about the handful of years — the first years of our marriage (1989 to 1993) — when my wife and I pretty much spent every summer Friday night at the drive-in movies. Those articles are filled with nostalgia and longing and sentiment and all the other emotions you feel as your past becomes the long past.
Marvel Comics has announced the superhero lineup for its New Warriors comic featuring characters named “Safe Space” and “Snowflake,” a tongue-in-cheek attempt to mock the terms often applied to leftists.
Marvel and Disney have announced they will temporarily shutter production on Shang-Chi after its director Destin Daniel Cretton was asked to self-isolate by a doctor over suspicions he might have contracted the coronavirus.
Super Bowl champion Tom Brady is going Hollywood and launching a new production company with the directors of Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame.
If Marvel wants to make a $250 million superhero blockbuster for gay people, fine. I’m just not going to go and see it.
Whether you agree or not, how refreshing is it to see someone in this increasingly fascist culture stand by an opinion that has been deemed “incorrect” by Twitter bullies, nerd bullies, and the like…
How about making an actual case, Bob Iger…??? How about explaining to us why we will still be watching Marvel movies in a hundred years.
Honestly, how much are you looking forward to this next Marvel phase, which is going to feature all the same ole-same ole, but fill it with woketardery?
Disney’s mammoth and disproportionate success is helping to paper over the struggles in the overall movie business. Everyone else is in trouble.
There will be a Black Panther sequel, a third Guardians of the Galaxy, and more Captain Marvel, but only if star Brie Larson is able to remove that six-foot steel pole from her rather flat backside.
Disney is reportedly refusing to let a grieving father in a suburb of London place an etching of Spider-Man on his late four-year-old son’s tombstone because the media conglomerate wants to “preserve the magic” of its characters.
The first half of Spider-Man: Far From Home is dreadful, like a spoof of the worst superhero movies ever, including those Marvel movies where cities are destroyed by CGI at the hands of stupid villain(s) — in this case, The Elementals — and we’re all supposed to believe this can happen because someone like Mysterio (Jake Gyllenhaal) explains it all from an officious Command Center.
This year might not be that catastrophic year, but as the golden geese continue to die off, you can bet that year will arrive sooner rather than later.
A former professor at Wiley College in Texas is suing Marvel Studios and the Walt Disney Company over his claim that he is the original author of the Black Panther movie.
The domestic box office was not supposed to look like this going into Memorial Day of 2019, and it doesn’t look as though this Memorial weekend is going to be a barn burner.
“Avengers: Endgame” star Mark Ruffalo took to Twitter on Monday to promote his own Marvel licensed t-shirt, for which proceeds go toward the “fight for climate justice.”
