My Revolution of PARTs

After a decade of playing the MCU's Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. hasn't slowed down following his exit from the Marvel franchise in 2019's Avengers: Endgame . In addition to producing projects like Netflix's Sweet Tooth and Warner Bros.' Perry Mason , the Iron Man actor also starred in 2020's Dolittle and was recently cast in Christopher Nolan's star-studded 2023 film,  Oppenheimer .  Still, the Marvel star hasn't forgotten his past successes. While the actor continues to praise Marvel Studios and is open in his advice to Marvel's new stars, including Moon Knight 's Oscar Isaac, Downey is still invested in the character of Sherlock Holmes, who he first played in 2009.  ADVERTISEMENT Amidst rumors that the actor could reprise his Iron Man role in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , a new report claims that Downey's focus isn't on the MCU, but rather on reviving and expanding that other successful f...

Spider-Man: No Way Home has been out for a few months now, and many fans have likely seen the film multiple times at this point. It’s hard to blame them—seeing Tom Holland, Andrew Garfield, and Tobey Maguire share the screen may never get old; neither will seeing the three generations of Spider-Men go up against their various former villains. But the real question is when will audiences be able to witness the cinematic event in their own homes? Part of the answer to that question may lie in its video on demand release, which is rumored for February 28—though, sadly, this isn’t confirmed just yet. ADVERTISEMENT For those who tend to wait until movies or shows reach streaming, the wait will be a little longer. After the VOD window, which can often be between 3-4 months, the MCU project will make its way over to the streaming service STARZ. This, however, is different for international markets. Instead of STARZ, anyone with an HBO Max subscription will ge...