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Was the Avengers: Endgame Encore Extra Footage Worth It? | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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This article contains spoilers for Avengers: Endgame Encore A couple of days before Avengers: Endgame Encore’s release, Marvel Comics editor Tom Brennan fired off a post on X that some described as a perfect response to the negativity over extra footage from the film leaking online. Endgame, which once wrapped up the Infinity Saga in a fairly neat bow and closed out Steve Rogers’ story, now just sets up another chapter of it in Avengers: Doomsday. While some loved the new ending, others were dis
The Skywalker Saga Will Continue Until Star Wars Morale Improves | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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After seven years toiling in the Disney+ content mines with one mid movie to show for its troubles, Lucasfilm is reportedly sticking with its plan to continue the Skywalker Saga on the big screen in the future. Deadline has confirmed that Cop Car and Spider-Man: Homecoming director Jon Watts will helm a new trilogy set in a galaxy far, far away, with Simon Kinberg (XXX: State of the Union, Jumper) on writing duties. Both have previously dipped their toes in Ahch-To-adjacent waters; Watts co-crea
Zack Snyder Admits His DC Approach May Have Been a Mistake | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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Fans of superhero cinema can sometimes have quite strong feelings about Zack Snyder’s DC movies. While some argue that the tone he chose for projects like Man of Steel and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice was too dark, brooding, or humorless for their DC comic book characters, others have often raced enthusiastically to his defense, noting his unique visual style and focus on building mythology over delivering crowd-pleasing moments. Years after Snyder’s relationship with Warner Bros. grew str
They're Saying Digger Isn't a Musical and That's a Shame | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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A portion of the internet has been having a good time recently, imagining it has uncovered a secret musical behind the curious trailers for Tom Cruise’s upcoming black comedy, Digger. One trailer even showed the 64-year-old actor atop a rotating platform, while other background characters appeared open-mouthed, as though mid-song. Clearly a musical, the internet proposed! Well, no. Apparently not. Variety, citing sources “familiar with the production,” says Digger is not actually a movie musical
The Best Movie Reboots That Were Actually Worth Watching | Den of Geek (opens the original)
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Hard reboots, soft reboots, remakes, legacy sequels… Hollywood uses many tactics to keep valuable IP alive. Yet those tactics have also made the definition of “reboot” fairly muddy. Mad Max: Fury Road stretches the limits of what we consider a “soft” reboot, in that director George Miller engineered it to fit into the franchise without erasing his original films. 2018’s Halloween is a soft reboot “requel” that also functions as a direct sequel, while Ocean’s 11 kickstarted a new series of succes
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