My Revolution of PARTs

The  Ant-Man and the Wasp  franchise has always been among the smaller corners of the MCU, both figuratively and literally. Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly's shrinking adventures have focussed more on the comedic angle, all while telling smaller family-driven stories in the Marvel world. But  Quantumania  looks set to put an end to that as Jonathan Majors' Kang the Conqueror joins in on the fun, bringing with him more consequences for the MCU. As the scale of the  Ant-Man  franchise ramps up, there will naturally be some casualties as some elements from the first two entries get sidelined.  Captain America: Civil War  greatly upped the scale from  The First Avenger  and  The Winter Soldier , but as a result came close to being an  Avengers  film that abandoned some key elements of the trilogy. ADVERTISEMENT With the introduction of Kang the Conqueror bringing a whole new world to the  Ant-Man  franchise, it appears some simpler elements of the ear...

One of Ryan Reynold's most recent films was  Free Guy . The project was directed by Shawn Levy (who is now helming  Deadpool 3 ) and followed an NPC named Guy in a virtual MMO-type world that sees him through the motions of his life. In his case, this involved events such as random gunfire, brawls in bakeries, and even the daily bank robbery. Everything started to change when he realized he was actually a Not Player Controlled (NPC) character in a video game, with people from the "real world" controlling those parading around the streets of his city and causing chaos wherever they went. Eventually, Reynold's leading character is forced to take action to not only break the mundane cycle of his virtual life but also to save Free City from complete annihilation. ADVERTISEMENT With such a concept, Easter eggs are pretty easy to implement. Of course, Reynolds went to town. Some of the ones that got the biggest reactions were Disney-based. In...

Spider-Man: No Way Home has been one of the biggest cinematic events since Avengers: Endgame . In a way, it’s even grander, going back through the past two decades and bringing back faces such as Tobey Maguire and Willem Dafoe from Raimi’s original Spidey films. It’s an experience that’s hard not to want to watch repeatedly. Who is ever going to get tired of Garfield's webhead saving Zendaya's MJ? Needless to say, fans are eager to get their hands on the movie’s home release. Being able to watch the film on demand is obviously great, but the other draws are the additional behind-the-scenes features that will come with it. ADVERTISEMENT The digital and Blu-ray release will reportedly contain over 100 minutes of additional footage, giving fans a glimpse of how the project was made/ This will also include cut scenes that didn’t make the final product. As exciting as all of this new material is, there is one fan-favorite feature that, unfortunately...