My Revolution of PARTs

The end of 2021 ushered in the new era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that is seemingly focused on the Multiverse. The Tom Holland-led Spider-Man: No Way Home emphasized this tenfold by re-introducing Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's Spider-Men into the fray, bringing together two decades of Spider-Man films into one epic culmination. Despite these star-studded appearances, however, others were rumored to be joining. A year before No Way Home 's release, Mary Jane Watson actress Kirsten Dunst and Gwen Stacy actress Emma Stone were both said to be returning in the threequel. It was Dunst who then continuously added fuel to this fire, though originally unintentional, as she was spotted for possible reshoots another year after that initial rumor. ADVERTISEMENT Three months after that, Dunst point-blank stated that she wasn't in No Way Home , and when the film was released soon after that, her words were proven true. Still, this hasn...

Moon Knight  is set to introduce a host of new heroes and villains into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series is Marvel Studios' first small-screen project in 2022, and it will feature the debut of Oscar Isaac as the titular vigilante. Moon Knight follows the story of Marc Spector as he becomes an agent of the Egyptian moon god Konshu while trying to explore different personalities due to his dissociative identity disorder.  Isaac's Marvel hero will be pitted against Ethan Hawke's Dr. Arthor Harrow. Moon Knight 's villain is a mad scientist who uses zombified soldiers as his minions and test subjects for his experiments.  ADVERTISEMENT The first footage from Moon Knight revealed Hawke's ominous presence in the show, with the character having a cult following solely dedicated to him.  Hawke's involvement in Moon Knight marks his debut in the superhero universe. The Training Day actor previously explained his decision to joi...