My Revolution of PARTs

When Marvel Studios released Doctor Strange in 2016, the film stood apart from most of the Marvel Cinematic Universe at the time due to its mystical origin story and imaginative visual style. Now, six years and multiple MCU appearances later, Benedict Cumberbatch's sequel is set to break the mold once more in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness . While Doctor Strange 2 is a sequel, it's also a continuation of the Multiversal themes explored in Spider-Man: No Way Home and, due to Elizabeth Olsen's Wanda Maximoff's presence, an extension of her story from Disney+'s  WandaVision . ADVERTISEMENT What truly separates Multiverse of Madness from the larger MCU is its grim tone. In addition to being directed by  The   Evil Dead 's Sam Raimi, Doctor Strange 2 has long been teased to offer a "horror show vibe." Now, ahead of its May 6 theatrical debut, fans are getting a better idea of what to expect from this darker...

Marvel Studios is set to close out 2022 in theaters with Ryan Coogler's Black Panther: Wakanda Forever , which has seen more challenges and controversy than almost any movie in MCU history. Thankfully, fans can rest easier knowing that the sequel finally finished shooting in the last few weeks as Marvel prepares for its November 11 release, returning to the world of Wakanda.  Without the late Chadwick Boseman leading the way as T'Challa, other supporting players will do their best to step up into bigger roles for Black Panther 2 . Letitia Wright's Shuri will lead the way for the royal family, while Winston Duke's M'Baku and Danai Gurira's Okoya find themselves serving their country more prominently too; the sequel will also bring Dominique Thorne's MCU debut as Ironheart. ADVERTISEMENT Almost every actor from the original movie is set to return to their roles for Black Panther 2 , although there are still a few key supporting ...

Last December was a big month for fans of the previous Marvel Netflix shows. After the cancelation of the entire Defenders slate, fans thought they’d never see those characters on screen again. But thankfully, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige had other plans. Audiences got the lovely surprise of not only getting Vincent D’Onofrio’s Kingpin back in Hawkeye , but also Charlie Cox’s Daredevil in Spider-Man: No Way Home . As exciting as those appearances were, they brought one key question to the forefront of every viewer’s mind: when will they be seen next? The final moments of Hawkeye tried to trick audiences with a Kingpin death fakeout, while No Way Home only gave a brief tease of Matt Murdock. ADVERTISEMENT Well, it looks like a new crew member's resume may have revealed the answer to that question. But which Marvel Studios project gets the special honor? An Echo of Daredevil and Kingpin? Marvel Thanks to costume designer Stacy Caballero’s ...

After months of hoping and speculating - and despite fervent denials from the threequel's cast - Spider-Man: No Way Home did, in fact, unite Tom Holland's MCU Spider-Man with Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's. The hype for the film, coupled with this cinematic feat, has led to a record-breaking theatrical run for No Way Home and fan demands for the former actors to receive new films of their own.  While Maguire, Garfield, and Holland are the only stars to have ever played the web-slinger in live-action on the big screen, they're far from the only actors to have portrayed the Spidey in some form or fashion; and with Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One) on the horizon, they won't be the last. ADVERTISEMENT Since Spidey mania is driving the moment, naturally there's been talk about past and present Spider-Man stars and how they compare; however, according to one former web-slinger, not everyone has their story straight...