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The MCU Spider-Man Already Has the Perfect Norman Osborn in This Two-Time Oscar Nominee (opens the original)
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Among Marvel heroes, Spider-Man is arguably the most prolific on the big screen. Sure, Iron Man and Wolverine have amassed a comparable number of lead film roles, but only Robert Downey Jr. and Hugh Jackman, respectively, have played them. The fact that three actors have played live-action Peter Parkers and countless animated arachnid heroes — led by Miles Morales — appeared in the Spider-Verse movies gives the webslinger the edge as Marvel’s most accomplished and reliable movie star. So it’s ev
Marvel's Most Ambitious TV Show Has a Grim Future, Despite Massive MCU Implications (opens the original)
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Throughout the Multiverse Saga, the MCU’s expansion into TV series has added a ton of texture and lots of new heroes into the franchise. Shows like WandaVision, Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight, and Ironheart have made some risky creative decisions. The ability to tell extended stories on Disney+ has allowed the MCU to go places it probably never would have if it were limited strictly to the big screen. And the projects coming out of its animated division have managed to push the limits of the multiverse
Marvel Has Already Addressed The Biggest MCU Complaint, But Not Where Fans Expected (opens the original)
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After Avengers: Endgame raised the stakes of the MCU to universe-spanning proportions, fans immediately wondered: what’s next? How could Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige and his team possibly follow up on the epic two-parter that saw nearly every hero in the MCU take on Thanos (Josh Brolin) and ultimately resurrect half of the universe? The answer soon became clear. Rather than simply risking the whole of the MCU’s Earth-616, the entire multiverse would be on the line this time. As Phases 4,
The MCU Wouldn’t Have Post-Credit Scenes Without This 40-Year-Old Comedy Classic (opens the original)
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Marvel Studios has released dozens of films since it kicked off the MCU with 2008’s Iron Man. That film, of course, changed the course of cinema with its introduction of an interconnected, intertwining series of films. The concept, while familiar to fans of the comics, felt novel in a way that is now hard to imagine, given how central the notion of a shared cinematic universe has become in Hollywood. Whether it’s the Conjuring universe, the Godzilla and Kong-led Monsterverse, or those other icon
Disney’s Live-Action Hercules Remake Needs These Two Perfect Stars in Order to Work (opens the original)
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Few studios have as many iconic animated films on their resume as Disney. After all, Walt Disney himself was the pioneer behind the first animated feature film, with the 1937 release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Now, with the studio’s ongoing effort to translate many of its animated classics into live action, fans tend to have high expectations about casting. See, for instance, the controversial performances at the heart of the 2025 live-action Snow White. One animated Disney film that ha
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