My Revolution of PARTs

Through the years,  Black Panther: Wakanda Forever  had its fair share of ups and downs. The film's development suffered a major setback when lead star Chadwick Boseman tragically passed away in 2020, leaving director Ryan Coogler to map out a new narrative. Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige confirmed that the studio agreed not to recast T'Challa, meaning that the sequel will have to address his absence moving forward.  Wakanda Forever will feature a returning cast led by Letitia Wright's Shuri, Danai Gurira's Okoye, Winston Duke's M'Baku, and Angela Bassett's Ramonda. These characters are expected to take a much more prominent role in the sequel while also paying tribute to the late MCU veteran.  ADVERTISEMENT Plot details are still being kept under wraps, but rumors and reports suggest that Wakanda Forever is poised to be a bigger film than its predecessor. Now, one of its stars has expressed a similar sentiment.  Waka...

Spider-Man: No Way Home was only the beginning, Marvel fans. After a year of avid speculation about web-slinging cameos,  Doctor Strange 2 is now following suit in terms of its Multiversal cast; but this time, the range of possibilities is much broader. Since the film's trailers have already confirmed Doctor Strange variants and Patrick Stewart's Professor X, fans are now wondering just who else the studio is keeping a secret; and one of the leading theories is a cameo from Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool. Following fan claims that Deadpool is hiding in the poster for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , Reynolds dismissed the theory, promising audiences that he's not in the upcoming sequel. However, in the wake of Andrew Garfield's adamant denials about his  No Way Home role, the Deadpool star's claims did little to stem the speculation. ADVERTISEMENT Now, a new rumor suggests that fans have more reason to hope for Deadpool...

Spider-Man: No Way Home  united three generations of live-action Peter Parkers. After a calendar year of connecting the dots, Hollywood's worst kept secret made its way to the big screen, sending theaters into a frenzy. Even though all three actors were portraying the same character, audiences worldwide marveled at Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire's unique takes on Peter Parker sharing scenes together. Each actor's journey to becoming the web-slinger had its own special flavor. Maguire went through a lengthy audition process, Garfield read Peter Parker comics since childhood, and Holland transformed himself into an agile acrobat to ensure he could perform as many Spidey stunts as possible. ADVERTISEMENT While each man embodied the character in their own ways, one of the three benefitted from an enhancement. Spider-Man's Gluteus Upgrade Marvel With glute power comes glute responsibility. Speaking on Late Night with Seth M...

Marvel's Iron Man and DC's Batman have many classic traits in common. Both of them are billionaires, superheroes, and orphans whose parents died when they were young. As a result, the similarities between the two often lead to fan debates about who is better. The discussion was further amplified when the MCU and the DCEU launched on the big screen.  The Caped Crusader has been a generational hero, with Gotham's protector being played by iconic actors such as Christian Bale, Michael Keaton, and Ben Affleck. Meanwhile, the live-action Tony Stark is only portrayed by Robert Downey Jr. starting in 2008's Iron Man  and going all the way to 2019's Avengers: Endgame .  ADVERTISEMENT The DCEU is now transitioning into a brand new chapter as it welcomes another actor who is set to play its new iteration of the Dark Knight. This comes with Robert Pattinson set to don the cape and cowl for a fresh new take on Gotham's protector in Matt Ree...