Spider-Man: Brand New Day review: Self-denial reshapes web-slinger
‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ is darker than fans are used to, but big feelings inspire maturity and self-reflection.
Marvel
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Review: ‘Thunderbolts’ has a superhuman ability to connect with audiences
‘Thunderbolts’ unites a team of outcasts who decide to put their super abilities to better use by saving the world instead of covering up corruption.
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Review: ‘Kraven the Hunter’ cannot be saved by its hero’s dedication
‘Kraven the Hunter’ is a comic book movie with extraordinary ups and downs, but at least it gets the title character right.
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Review: ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ doesn’t find its rhythm
‘Venom: The Last Dance’ isn’t the send-off the pair deserve, but it does end in very dramatic fashion.
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Review: ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ create a new level of awesome together
‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ is everything fans want and more as the Marvel heroes reluctantly join forces to keep the world from ending.
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Celebrate your fandom with Funko’s ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ collaboration
Funko is launching its Deadpool and Wolverine cosplay options for their customizable figures, Pop! Yourself, at San Deigo Comic-Con.
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Review: ‘The Marvels’ quickly flies to new heights
‘The Marvels’ follows the involuntary team-up of three superheroes connected by fate and who must join forces to stop a world destroyer.
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Review: ‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ is still rockin’ to its own beat
Thor: Love and Thunder is the latest addition to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, following the title character’s road back to heroism, which is set to an excellent soundtrack.
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Review: ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ tests the limits of the MCU and fans alike
Originally posted May 6, 2022
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Review: ‘Morbius’ feels like the beginning of a potentially enthralling journey
Originally posted April 1, 2022
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Review: ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ is brimming with story and action
‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ presents the friendly neighbourhood superhero with several moral dilemmas that may not only decide his fate, but the fate of the world.
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Review: ‘WandaVision’ is a unique and loving tribute to fan favourites (Includes first-hand account)
One of the things that’s become clear over the last decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the studio is not afraid to take risks when it comes to storytelling style. Consequently, Guardians of the Galaxy became a box office hit, and Thor: Ragnarok broke new comedic ground much to the acclaim of moviegoers and critics alike. While the company partnered with Netflix to bring several characters’ stories to the small screen, their new television venture is going in a wholly new direction. Leveraging the power of their subscription streaming platform, Disney+, the studio will be launching a number of series exploring Marvel personalities who’ve been spotlight adjacent. First up is WandaVision, which is launching with episodes one and two of a nine-episode season that focus on a pair who captured each other’s and audience’s hearts with their unconventional romance and tragic conclusion — in spite of getting very little screen time in the grand scheme of things.
