My Revolution of PARTs

Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight has been quite the wild ride so far. Audiences are now four episodes in, and by the end of the latest episode, audiences have taken a deep dive into the cracked psyche that is the inside of Marc Spector’s head. By the time this entry comes to a close, audiences are left with a slew of questions about what's actually going on. Some may have seen the twist coming, particularly those who are familiar with the iconic Jeff Lemire run for the character. Others were no doubt blindsided by the massive reality-altering twist. ADVERTISEMENT Is anything audiences have watched in the last few weeks real? Is Marc Spector's head on straight? What in the world is going on? Thankfully, the directors behind the episode are on hand to explain their intentions behind those twisty final moments. Moon Knight Directors Help Explain Warning - the rest of the article contains spoilers for  Moon Knight  Episode 4.  ADVERTISEMENT In an ...

Spider-Man: No Way Home was no doubt a monumental achievement. Not only did it feature an emotional and heartbreaking journey for Tom Holland's Peter Parker, but it managed to integrate many characters from Sony's past Spider-Man films seamlessly into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, one character that did not appear in the film was Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio. It's no secret Marvel Studios isn't afraid of team-ups, having brought dozens of heroes together for the Avengers movies. But Spider-Man: No Way Home took this to another level, interweaving the stories of decades of Spider-Man films.  ADVERTISEMENT Audiences were able to witness villains like Alfred Molina's Doc Ock and Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin team up alongside The Amazing Spider-Man foes like Jamie Foxx's Electro and Rhys Ifans' Lizard. Not only that but fans were treated to a true Spider-verse team up with Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield and To...

Spider-Man: No Way Home served as the culmination of Peter Parker's origin story in the MCU, which is a unique approach since it happened throughout three movies. Tom Holland's Peter Parker made his debut during Captain America: Civil War , with the young hero already suited up as Spider-Man. Since then, the character's solo movies, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home , dove deep into the hero's dynamic with MCU mainstays such as Tony Stark and Nick Fury (Talos) while still developing the web crawler's heroic transition.  Far From Home 's ending created a massive shift in Peter's life as his secret identity was revealed to the rest of the world by Mysterio. As a result,  No Way Home completely changed the game as it introduced Peter to the biggest mission of his superhero life.  ADVERTISEMENT From unveiling the Multiverse to the film becoming a celebration of all things Spider-Man, No Way Home still managed...

Marvel Studios’ Spider-Man: No Way Home has been a dream come true for fans worldwide. People live in a timeline where Alfred Molina got to return as Doc Ock, Tobey Maguire finally got to have his back adjusted, and Andrew Garfield saved MJ as personal redemption for his past—all in one film. That's just a fraction of what Tom Holland's latest outing as Peter Parker offered. It's hard to believe that a film jam-packed with so much content has not only become one of the most successful movies of all time but also happens to be legitimately great—at least, according to both critics and fans. ADVERTISEMENT Juggling five returning villains, two greatly missed Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, the introduction of the Multiverse, and the rest of Tom Holland’s usual MCU crew seems to come easy for the film. As exciting as all of that was, some rumored returning faces never made the cut, among those being Emma Stone’s Gwen Stacy and Kirsten Dunst’s Mary ...