The Rip isn’t subtle. It’s two old friends, bad decisions, cartel money, and a Netflix debut loud enough to wake January from its slump.
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Steve Rogers is shown as a dad in leaked Doomsdayfootage. Rumours of an evil Peggy Carter? Fun to imagine, but nothing in the trailers hints at it.
New Snyder storyboards reveal the cancelled Justice League 2 — a bleak sequel that would’ve pushed DC into full Knightmare territory.
Behind every “edited out” credit is a reminder that movies are made by humans, and sometimes real life weighs more than the script.
A post-apocalyptic sequel with heart, but no teeth. Greenland 2: Migrationclears every obstacle for its heroes, draining the tension dry.
Roger Allers’ death is a gut punch. It’s surreal that a guy at a desk in Glendale, scratching out drawings, created the moments that defined our childhoods.
“Diabolic” is a visceral look at religious trauma. What happens when the things you’re running from are waiting for you at home?
A new era begins at Lucasfilm. Kathleen Kennedy steps down as President, passing the torch to Dave Filoni and Lynwen Brennan to lead the future of Star Wars.
The Avengers: Doomsday trailer detonates nostalgia as Professor X, Magneto, and Cyclops officially step into the MCU, rewriting Marvel’s future in one chilling reveal.