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Spider-Man: No Way Home is finally approaching its home release after a record-shattering run in theaters, which kicked off in December. Featuring a handful of players in the villain department alongside three generations of web-slingers, this threequel became the blockbuster of all blockbusters in 2021. Now, nearly three months after its debut, the film still remains a hot topic. The marketing campaign for No Way Home largely focused on its villain team, as Marvel and Sony worked to keep Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire's returns a secret by any means necessary. The first of those rumored appearances was Jamie Foxx's Electro, who made his return from 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and integrated into the MCU almost seamlessly. ADVERTISEMENT Part of the excitement behind Electro in No Way Home was seeing him steal an old arc reactor and using it to become immensely more powerful in the final battle. Now, a new piece of concept art is sh...

Of the names associated with the Disney acquisition of Fox, Deadpool is one at the front of many fans' minds. Along with the X-Men Fox characters, the Merc with a Mouth is right up there as one of the most anticipated characters to make their MCU debut. Ryan Reynolds has long been adamant that  Deadpool 3  is coming, and it seems to be only a matter of time before he makes himself known at Marvel Studios.  But when will it happen? The question of when these Fox characters will finally show up has become quite the hot topic. There is evidence that audiences will get their first taste of the X-Men universe in the MCU coming up in May's  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness .  ADVERTISEMENT Wade Wilson, on the other hand, is still sitting on the sidelines and waiting to get his first taste of action. Well, if some new concept art is to be believed, Deadpool may have been planned for, but ultimately cut from, a Marvel Studios film that came in...

Nearly a decade ago, Marvel Studios changed the movie game with the long-awaited release of The Avengers . Peaking as the third-highest grossing movie of all time, the sixth movie in the MCU brought five previous franchises together in one blockbuster crossover event. Also featuring SHIELD, the villainous Loki, and a tease for Thanos, fans couldn't get enough. The Avengers came as the conclusion of the MCU's Phase 1, which has since massively expanded with 16 more movies and five Disney+ shows within the interconnected universe. Even more impressive is how much this movie still affects storylines and plot points that are pushing forward today, especially in terms of technological ties and characters still in play. ADVERTISEMENT Giving SHIELD such a major presence in The Avengers gave the team access to the secret organization's impressive arsenal of vehicles and weaponry, including the classic helicarrier seen through most of the movie. Now...

Spider-Man: No Way Home 's ending delivered a major shift for Tom Holland's MCU hero. After the Multiverse-shattering ramifications of Peter Parker's magical meddling, the young Marvel hero decided to make the ultimate sacrifice by letting Doctor Strange cast a new spell to let everyone forget his identity. This results in a fresh start for Peter, meaning that he has a clean slate moving forward.  No Way Home 's ending showed Peter a brand new costume, a comic-accurate blue-and-red suit. The film's official script confirmed that the costume was inspired by Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's respective costumes, with it saying that it's "new for him, but reminiscent of suits he's seen before." ADVERTISEMENT In a previous interview,  No Way Home 's writers shared more interesting tidbits about the new costume. Chris McKenna pointed out that Peter's new apartment at the end of the movie conveys the fact tha...

The new trailer for  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse   of Madness  has the entire internet aflutter. While the first teaser was great, the new footage recently unveiled is something entirely different. Fans were able to see Defender Strange, Zombie Strange, Patrick Stewart's return as Professor X, a new Captain Marvel, Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch unleashed, and so much more. If this is what Marvel Studios is comfortable showing, imagine the surprises that await. ADVERTISEMENT It would seem the sorcerer's exploits in  Spider-Man: No Way Home  are going to have quite the consequences. Though that much is clear, it's hard to imagine that all of the Madness in this upcoming sequel will stem solely from those events. In fact, in a different timeline,  Multiverse of Madness  was actually supposed to arrive before Tom Holland's next outing as the famous wall-crawler. There's even concept art of America Chavez playing a part in Pete...

Spider-Man: No Way Home continues making a name for itself as the movie event of a generation. Now nominated for an Oscar award and still climbing the all-time box office charts, fans and critics simply can't get enough of the MCU threequel. Bringing together heroes and villains from Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire's universes will do that. Coming up on nearly two months since No Way Home  was released, viewers are getting regular updates and insight into how this massive threequel became a reality. ADVERTISEMENT The focus of many of those chats has rightfully centered on the team-up between the three cinematic Spider-Men, which was the hottest topic in the entertainment industry for a long time. The actors themselves even realized how monumental the moment was, as they've shared various stories about the experience in interviews since they web-swung on screen together. Following No Way Home 's debut, numerous pieces of ...

2021 was the year of brand new heroes. First, WandaVision came along and introduced the world to Teyonah Parris’ Monica Rambeau before The   Falcon and the Winter Soldier paved the way for a new Falcon in Joaquin Torres. Loki brought both Kid Loki and Sylvie into the picture, and Black Widow invited Florence Pugh’s Yelena Belova along for the ride. It wasn’t until Hawkeye , however, that the biggest of the bunch landed: Hailee Steinfeld’s Kate Bishop. The final MCU series of the year showed the new hero getting into a mess revolving around a murder mystery and Clint Barton’s former Ronin costume. The result was a fun, action-filled adventure that saw Jeremy Renner’s original Avenger team up with the newbie to save Christmas—or so to speak. ADVERTISEMENT Steinfeld’s new character is a bigger deal than most because she goes on to be one of the key members of the Young Avengers, a team the MCU is no doubt building its way towards. Now, Marvel Studios D...

Spider-Man: No Way Home  remains one of the most talked-about movies around, as Tom Holland's film has made a significant impact on pop culture. After all, the project was the culmination and crossover of three different generations of Spider-Man. What it was able to achieve blew audiences away and hit all the nostalgic buttons—not to mention those emotional levers as well. Part of what made Spidey's most recent outing so big was the many returning villains. This includes the infamous Green Goblin played by Willem Dafoe, Alfred Molina's Doc Ock, and several more. ADVERTISEMENT Among those rogues was Jamie Foxx's Electro. While his debut in  The Amazing Spider-Man 2  wasn't the most well-received by audiences, his return was still plenty of fun. What made it even more interesting was how, this time around, the interpretation of his appearance and powerset was overhauled. Initially, the villain was made entirely of blue lighting, and f...

Tom Holland may have been the star of Spider-Man: No Way Home , but he shared the screen with another MCU big wig: Benedict Cumberbatch’s Doctor Strange. Each Spidey solo outing has included other Marvel Studios characters: Homecoming had Iron Man and Far From Home Nick Fury alongside Maria Hill. This time, it was the former Sorcerer Supreme’s turn, and it couldn’t have come at a better point. Peter Parker turned toward the Mystic Arts to try and help solve his identity crisis. While it would have worked, the young hero unintentionally botched the spell, and things went haywire—as a result, other villains from previous films touched down in the MCU; Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin and Jamie Foxx’s Electro were among those who slipped in. ADVERTISEMENT As a responsible adult, Strange wanted to send them back as soon as possible. Parker, however, wanted to keep them in the MCU long enough to give them a second chance at life when they arrived back in their ho...

Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to make its run through theaters as fans take in some of the biggest moments and action from any solo movie in MCU history. Kicking things off right from the start with Mysterio revealing Peter Parker's secret identity, things only proceeded to get crazier with each progressing scene as villains and heroes from the Multiverse entered the fray. Thanks to numerous leaks and announcements that filled the internet for nearly two years, the marketing for No Way Home focused on the movie's team of classic Spidey movie villains, sometimes referred to as the Fearsome Five. Everybody from Alfred Molina's Doc Ock to Jamie Foxx's Electro made their presence felt in the story before the three Spider-Men cured them and sent them back to their worlds. ADVERTISEMENT As more villains found their way into the cast, the idea of a Sinister Six in the MCU became a real possibility, although it didn't turn out that way ...

Spider-Man: No Way Home has been out for over a month now, but it continues to break records and please audiences around the world. More interviews and behind-the-scenes material from the movie have kept on rolling out as well, especially since the unofficial spoiler embargo was lifted and the cast and crew are free to talk about the many twists, turns, and surprises the film is filled with. Even before the film came out, the  No Way Home  team was discussing material that had been cut from the final product, such as a scene featuring Spider-Man actor Tom Holland's brother, Harry. More content in this vein continues to be revealed about the film, including scenes that most likely never even made it to the shooting stage of production. ADVERTISEMENT Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange plays a sizable role in the final cut of No Way Home , but according to some new concept art for the movie, at least one scene featuring the character was either ...