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Enlarge Image Marvel Natalie Portman's Jane Foster was conspicuous by her absence in 2015's "Avengers 2: Age of Ultron", and it looks as though that was a sign of things to come."As far as I know, I'm done [with the Marvel Cinematic Universe]," she told The Wall Street Jou al. "I don't know if maybe one day they'll ask for an 'Avengers 7' or whatever, I have no idea. But as far as I know, I'm done. But it was a great thing to be a part of," said the actress, who played Thor's love interest.The question was raised due to Portman's not taking part in "Thor: Ragnarok", the third fim in the Thor series, which is currently filming ahead of its November 2017 release date. "Captain America: Civil War" was the most...
ادامه مطلب Fans of Marvel character Black Panther, listen up. Best known from the film 'Captain America: Civil War', Black Panther's fictional country of Wakanda is the setting of Marvel's latest comics book endeavor, according to The New York Times. Marvel's 'World of Wakanda', which is expected to arrive in November, will feature the women in Black Panther's life, from female revolutionary Zenzi to Ayo and Aneka, lovers serving on the Black Panther's all-female security detail.Marvel did not immediately respond to a request for comment.The success of Marvel's Black Panther comics spurred the project, said the Ti...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge Image UFC Phil "CM Punk" Brooks' first fight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship is set for September 10 at the UFC 203 pay-per-view in Cleveland, Ohio. The news was broken on Thursday on the UFC Unfiltered podcast. "I will be debuting September 10 in Cleveland," Punk said on the podcast. "I'm super excited, I'm happy to have a date, there's a light at the end of the tunnel." Punk was a top star in WWE wrestling until January of 2014, when he left the company primarily due to health conce s. Since then, he's found success in the comic book world, writing comics for both Marvel (Drax, Thor) and DC (Strange Sports Stories).His competing in UFC has been a topic of controversy since he announced he wa...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge Image Marvel Oscar winner Brie Larson is the current frontrunner to play Captain Marvel in the upcoming Marvel film, reports Variety. Sources have told the entertainment publication that Larson is the studio's first choice and that she's leaning towards taking the role.Captain Marvel, aka Carol Danvers, is an air force pilot who, following an accident, has her DNA fused with an alien, granting her super strength, energy projection and flight. It's totally not the same origin story as Green Lante . He gets a ring.No director is on board yet, but the screenplay is in the hands of Meg LeFauve ("Inside Out") and Nicole Perlman (Marvel's own "Guardians of the Galaxy"). As with all the other movies in the...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageHayley Atwell starred as agent Peggy Carter on ABC for two seasons. ABC/Richard Cartwright Peggy Carter knew her worth. Fans knew her worth. But sadly, ABC didn't. The network canceled "Marvel's Agent Carter" on Thursday after just two seasons.The compelling post-WWII plot lines and stellar cast, including Hayley Atwell in the lead role, ea ed respect from both TV critics and Marvel fans. But ABC decided to pull the plug after low ratings, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Of course -- major spoiler! -- Peggy Carter's fate was already sealed in the new movie "Captain America: Civil War." She also got a quick shout-out in a recent "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D" episode.Unless Marvel decides to give...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageStan Lee and friends at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas, 1991. Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage/Getty Today, a Marvel movie is a surefire hit -- but that wasn't always the case. From James Cameron's Spider-Man to George Clooney playing Nick Fury, many Marvel movie ideas never made it to screens. Though "Captain America" leaped from comics to the movie theatre all the way back in 1944, it was more than 40 years until Marvel's next big screen outing. During that time, Marvel figurehead Stan Lee left behind the comics he had made his name writing to make a full-time job of shopping the company's characters to TV and movie producers. The delightful "Marvel Comics: The Untold Story" by Sean Howe detail...
ادامه مطلب Marvel Spoiler-free review of "Civil War" is here. Various other commentary here and here and here and here and here (video). In this particular post, spoilers, spoilers, SPOILERS. All right?This is because "Civil War" could have been the best movie of the entire series, and it wasn't; but it was still pretty great, and there probably won't be a better one. Instead of the tremendous number of words I could have spent expanding that, here are five thoughts I never would have had a few years ago:1. I wish they would let Tony Stark grow up or something The great thing about the 2008 "Iron Man," what really set it apart, was here was a superhero who actually enjoyed his powers. Here was a guy who owne...
ادامه مطلب Superhero rivalry often comes with plenty of fistfights, and Marvel's upcoming "Captain America: Civil War" is no different. At the Southeast Asia premiere of the movie, Anthony Mackie, who plays Falcon alongside Chris Evans' Captain America on Team Cap, came out swinging at his onscreen rivals, Team Iron Man.Mackie, in good form, pulled no punches after he was called out for wearing a bird suit in the movie, dubbing Ironman's suit a Coca Cola can. Mackie then proceeded to give the opposing team new nicknames that were pretty much accurate (if you were on Team Cap's side, that is). Watch the video above to see Mackie laying the smackdown, and don't forget to check out our spoiler-free review of Captain America: Civil War.Let's block...
ادامه مطلب Netflix Netflix has announced it will add 100 hours of High Dynamic Range (HDR) content in the next few months with shows including "A Series of Unfortunate Events", "Marvel's Jessica Jones" and "Bloodline".The content will be available in both Dolby Vision and HDR, and so will be compatible with Sony and Samsung TVs, and includes mostly Marvel titles plus a couple of movies and standalone series.The full list of titles, which will expand to over 150 hours of material by the end of the year, includes:A Series of Unfortunate EventsBloodlineChef's TableHibanaKnights of SidoniaMarvel's DaredevilMarvel's Iron FistMarvel's Jessica JonesMarvel's Luke CageMarvel's The DefendersThe Do-OverAdam Sandler's "The Ridic...
ادامه مطلب Marvel "He's my friend." "So was I." Consequences are a major theme in "Captain America: Civil War." Our heroes are finally being held accountable for the damage caused in the first two Avengers films. The Hulk and Thor have gone missing, and Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.), Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), and the rest of the gang get a close-up view of the damage they've caused in their wake. It's not pretty, and those ugly realities force an inte ational treaty, the Sokovia Accords, in which the Avengers would be called upon only when asked by a coalition of nations. Aside from that, they'll be effectively retired. Some, like Iron Man, Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and War Machine (Don Cheadle)...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageStars and execs at Netflix's Paris event including John Lithgow, Tituss Burgess, Matt Smith, Reed Hastings, Michelle Yeoh, Ashton Kutcher and Ted Sarandos. Fred Rambaud/Netflix It doesn't look as though Daredevil or any of Marvel's TV heroes will show up in the comic book giant's movies any time soon. With "Captain America: Civil War" uniting a vast cast of big-screen heroes in just a matter of weeks, "Daredevil" star Charlie Cox has ruled out an appearance. "There was no conversation about joining any of the movies," the British star said, although he said he would jump at the chance to appear in a Marvel movie. "Who wouldn't want to be in the highest grossing film of all time?" "Civil War" i...
ادامه مطلب Enlarge ImageStars and execs at Netflix's Paris event including John Lithgow, Tituss Burgess, Matt Smith, Reed Hastings, Michelle Yeoh, Ashton Kutcher and Ted Sarandos. Fred Rambaud/Netflix It doesn't look as though Daredevil or any of Marvel's TV heroes will show up in the comic book giant's movies any time soon. With "Captain America: Civil War" uniting a vast cast of big-screen heroes in just a matter of weeks, "Daredevil" star Charlie Cox has ruled out an appearance. "There was no conversation about joining any of the movies," the British star said, although he said he would jump at the chance to appear in a Marvel movie. "Who wouldn't want to be in the highest grossing film of all time?" "Civil War" i...
ادامه مطلب As the global premiere of "Captain America: Civil War" approaches (it's set for later this month), we're hunkering down with some movies. And we want you to watch along with us, and share your questions, comments and smart remarks. OK, it's going to be a lot of movies. To prepare for Marvel's Phase 3, we're going to watch every Marvel Cinematic Universe film to date. And we still want you to join in! We're having a Marvelathon, a monthlong "marathon" of all 12 of Marvel's Phase 1 and Phase 2 movies. Each week we'll watch 3 films, and on Monday mo ing three CNET Marvel fans will chat about the films on Facebook Live at 11 a.m. PT (that's 2 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. BST). We'll be following the order in this chronological infographic, and here's our current schedule of events. Guests are subject t...
ادامه مطلب As the global premiere of "Captain America: Civil War" approaches later this month, we're hunkering down with some movies. And we want you watch along with us, and share your questions, comments, smart remarks. OK, it's going to be a lot of movies. To prepare for Marvel's Phase 3, we're going to watch every Marvel Cinematic Universe film to date. And we still want you to join! We're having a Marvelathon, a month-long "marathon" of all 12 of Marvel's Phase 1 and Phase 2 movies. Each week we'll watch three films, and on Monday mo ing three CNET Marvel fans will chat about the films on Facebook Live at 11 a.m. PT, 2 p.m. ET, 7 p.m. BST. We'll be following the order in this chronological infographic, and here is our current schedule of events. Guests are subject t0 life (it is allergy seas...
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