The Marvel Cinematic Universe currently consists of 29 movies and 6 Disney+ original series (and this isn’t touching on all the shows that are borderline canon). Needless to say, they’ve covered a lot of ground, and brought in a lot of characters. But there are always more…
Read MoreWhat do the Miles and Mary Jane missions really add to Marvel’s Spider-Man? Well, quite a bit.
Read MoreWith this first collection of movies and series, there are a few patterns starting to pop up. I’ve already written about these patterns in one sense, talking about the theme that could be connecting the entire phase, but now I want to take some time looking at what hints are being dropped for future MCU projects going into Phase 5, or beyond.
Read MoreNot long ago I wrote about the themes that act as connective tissue between the movies of the first three phases of the MCU, so, after seeing the first two series, I thought it would be fun to guess at what could be this phase’s theme.
Read MoreWe know that mutants are coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe eventually. And, well, they come with their own unique complications. Here are four storylines from the comics that could act as inspiration for how mutants and the X-Men can be brought in.
Read MoreThis will compile just about everything we currently know for every upcoming MCU project, looking at both the movies and Disney+ series.
Read MoreThe Marvel Cinematic Universe is ready to begin what it has dubbed phase 4 with the release of Black Widow aiming for next May. With three phases already complete, it’s worth looking into what exactly these phases are used to delineate.
Read MoreThe news came out very recently that Sony was working to develop a television series based off the character Silk, presumably to help build out their Spider-Man universe (AKA the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters).
Read MoreBy separating characters into different groups, each with its own main character to follow, it creates the ability to give more time to the minor characters, as well as attention to each of the five Infinity Stones that Thanos has yet to gather. But this also creates its own issue. It isn’t enough to just separate into groups; the stories need to be unified or else the whole movie can feel like just a jumble of disparate elements.
Read MoreIn order to look at how Avengers: Infinity War pulls off this insane task, I’m going to break it into two parts. This first part will be about efficiency of time. I’m going to break down the opening scene of the movie in order to look at just how much is done in a short period.
Read MoreThe Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has pretty much been a fascination of mine ever since Iron Man came out back in 2008.
Somehow, this whole thing started at pretty much the perfect time for me personally.
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