My Revolution of PARTs

For comic book movie fans, recent months have been both the best of times and the worst of times. Spider-Man: No Way Home was a gift in that it not only completed Tom Holland's first trilogy but also united all three of cinema's live-action Spideys on the big screen. But then, as a chaser to Marvel and Sony's Multiversal web-slinging epic - and as a preview of what Sony has planned for its adjacent Venom Universe - the latter studio presented Marvel fans with  Morbius . Starring Jared Leto as the good-hearted doctor turned vampire, Morbius finally made its theatrical debut on April Fools' Day. While it was intended to be Sony's next film in its growing universe, Morbius largely disappointed audiences and drastically lowered expectations for the studio's future plans. ADVERTISEMENT While both fans and critics alike have their grievances with  Morbius ' editing, story, and some of its performances, one of the biggest objectio...

Spider-Man: No Way Home  has continued to be a massive success, showcasing how the movie theater is far from dead. It helps that the recent Marvel Studios film was also a good one and brought back familiar faces. While Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire's returns were great, one of the most notable aspects of the movie was how the story juggled five different villains—the most to ever go against one hero in a live-action superhero film. However, one of the first observations fans made was how the selection of five antagonists was just one shy of being able to form one of Spider-Man's most infamous threats: The Sinister Six. Had Sony and Marvel Studios added just one more person in that fight, they could have finally had what they have been trying to achieve for years now; just take a look at  The Amazing Spider-Man 2 's post-credits sequence. ADVERTISEMENT It could have been Mysterio returning from the grave, Michael Keaton's Vulture, or e...

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is introducing new heroes in Phase 4, and one of them is Kamala Khan's Ms. Marvel. The young hero is set to star in her own Disney+ series under the same name, and the character will be portrayed by newcomer Iman Vellani. Alongside Vellani, Ms. Marvel features an impressive cast that includes  Aramis Knight, Saagar Shaikh, Yasmeen Fletcher, Farhan Akhtar, Rish Shah, and Zenobia Shroff.  Ms. Marvel follows the origin story of Kamala as she transitions into a full-fledged hero. The character has been confirmed to be a 16-year-old student in Jersey City, and she is an avid fan of MCU's superheroes. Among Earth's Mightiest Heroes, Kamala strongly admires Brie Larson's Captain Marvel.  ADVERTISEMENT Ms. Marvel wrapped filming in May 2021, as evidenced by wrap gifts on social media. The show's cast and crew filmed in several locations, such as Atlanta, New Jersey, and Thailand.  Despite wrapping up early, s...