By Today, anyone having trouble with a video game can just log onto the internet and find countless walkthroughs, guides, and tutorials. But back when Super Mario Bros. first arrived on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1985, we mostly had to get advice from other kids at school. Unsurprisingly, the playground
More “Avatar 4” Talk As Fate Still Unclear
In the past month or so, both “Avatar: Fire and Ash” director James Cameron and producer Rae Sanchini indicated that Disney appears open to moving forward with fourth and fifth “Avatar” films after all, but a decision hasn’t been made yet. At the Saturn Awards, Cameron said: “To be perfectly
The Boys: Vought Rising Creator Promises to Take an L.A. Confidential Approach to WWII
Superheroes would not exist without World War II. Sure, Superman debuted three years before the bombing of Pearl Harbor prompted the U.S. to join the battle, and was influenced more by economic and immigration concerns than any desire for international combat. But superhero comics became a favorite of G.I.s, so
Lena Headey Reveals Her Cut “Thor” Role
Following the release of Marvel Studios’ “Thor: Love and Thunder,” it was confirmed that several actors had filmed scenes for the project that were later cut. The film’s director, Taika Waititi, confirmed that some roles that were significant early in the film’s development had been either sidelined or cut entirely.
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Have we been thinking about Tony Stark’s tragic Avengers: Endgame death all wrong? A persistent Avengers: Doomsday fan theory suggests that we have, and the reasoning behind the theory is definitely compelling. Ever since Robert Downey Jr. was revealed as the actor who would bring Marvel’s most beloved villain, Doctor
