My Revolution of PARTs

Marvel Studios' next film release,  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , is almost ready to open a sling ring portal and land in theaters across the globe. With less than a month to go for the hotly anticipated MCU sequel, the hype meter is at a fever pitch as fans continue to theorize, speculate, and patch themselves up for what is sure to be a blockbuster of gargantuan proportions.  And as such, the marketing blitz for the film has well and truly begun. Marvel has been rolling out TV spots, merchandise and posters for Multiverse of Madness  and will, of course, continue to do so until it has arrived in cinemas. ADVERTISEMENT Sometimes, Marvel Studios will need to adjust certain aspects of their releases for different regions. In many cases, it's to update the film's references to appeal to the more local crowd. This was most notable in 2014's  Captain America: The Winter Soldier,  with Steve Rogers' journal containing varyi...

Disney, its streaming service, and more mature content have been hot topics as of late. Whether it's the new parental controls because of the Netflix Marvel series bringing their TV-MA rating to Disney+, or a darker MCU outing in  Moon Knight  finally seeing the light of day, a contingent of parents is worried about their kids falling into mature content on the largely kid-friendly service. That is not to say the service has lacked any brutal violence or mature themes. Across the MCU, Star Wars, and elsewhere in the Disneyverse, there have been instances of some pretty shocking/adult sequences. Even Disney+-exclusive series like  The Falcon and the Winter Soldier  have featured shots and scenes that would fall into the more adult bucket.  ADVERTISEMENT TFATWS  specifically saw a man beat someone to death with one of the most iconic symbols in Marvel history, which came alongside a number of instances featuring blood and violence. Despite this, in an ...