My Revolution of PARTs

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness may not have reached the same intense fervor that the conversation surrounding Spider-Man: No Way Home did, but nonetheless, there’s plenty to discuss and theorize. After all, this is the Multiverse. The film will bring back Benedict Cumberbatch’s Strange, Elizabeth Olsen’s Wanda Maximoff, and Benedict Wong’s Sorcerer Supreme in order to confront the sickness ailing reality itself. The trailers have provided tons of interesting tidbits to fans. For one, it looks like Scarlet Witch isn’t having the best of times. The same goes for Strange, or at least a Variant of his, who ends up getting zombified. Of course, there’s also the shocking return of Patrick Stewart, who was last seen as Professor X in Logan . ADVERTISEMENT Joining the party in this outing is Xochitl Gomez’s America Chavez. Rumors indicate that she’ll be initially from another universe, and her powers to travel between realities could be the crux o...

With every new superhero film and their subsequent sequels, there's something besides the hero's abilities and their adversary that fans always want to know, and that, of course, is the look of their suit. For years, audiences were eager to see what Iron Man's latest Mark model suit's capabilities would be; and recently, fans have been buzzing about Thor's new, surprising look and the design of the costume for Moon Knight . But it's tough to deny that  Spider-Man: No Way Home took superhero threads to a new level with a whopping five Spidey suits for the film's titular hero.  In addition to Tom Holland's Spider-Man wearing his red and black Far From Home suit and his Iron Spider garb from Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame  in No Way Home , he also wore a black and gold suit - which was his black and red costume turned inside out. Then, later on, nanotech combined with that same black and red suit to create a whole new Inte...

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings  was a pleasant surprise for many MCU fans in 2021, providing an origin story for the character of Simu Liu's Shang-Chi and propelling him to being a household name. While the film was praised for its neatly written plot and introducing new characters to the franchise, many viewers were also impressed with the visual effects and the hand-to-hand fight choreography based on martial arts. After the final frames of  Shang-Chi  had passed and the credits began to roll, many fans eagerly waited in their seats to see what the post-credits scenes would be that are present in every Marvel project. The first sequence showcased Meng'er Zhang's Xialing, Shang-Chi's sister, as she returned to the headquarters of the Ten Rings and took her father's place as the head of the organization. ADVERTISEMENT However, the second post-credits scene is what caught the eye of many viewers, as it featured appearances f...