My Revolution of PARTs

Recently, Netflix rocked the world when it was announced that the service would be losing streaming rights to its own original Netflix series. This meant the likes of Daredevil , Jessica Jones , Luke Cage , Iron First , The Defenders , and The Punisher would be leaving their homes. Even better, they were posed to join the rest of the Marvel live-action library on Disney+. When the move was made, many people worried about censorship; the shows can be fairly brutal, after all. Thankfully, that was never the case, and the integrity of the shows was maintained. ADVERTISEMENT However, they weren’t immune from changes. For example, the original credit for Netflix in the opening credits was removed from the shows, instead replaced by a Disney+ logo. Now, another adjustment to one of the shows has been discovered: the removal of a tribute to Stan Lee. Stan Lee Tribute Removed on Disney+ As discovered by Reddit user u/Skittle1321, a tribute to Stan Lee has be...

Before the Marvel Cinematic Universe, before Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man films and before the original X-Men trilogy, there was Blade . The Marvel vampire hunter essentially kickstarted the modern era of superhero movies back in 1998, and now, fans in the U.S. can relive the action as the film trilogy makes its way to streaming.  The Blade trilogy stars Wesley Snipes as Eric Brooks, a half-vampire or 'dhampir' who has the strengths of a vampire but is devoted to eradicating them. Snipes played the character in three films, Blade (1998), Blade II (2002) and Blade Trinity (2004). Blade was heralded as one of the first major comic book movie successes and remains one of the few Marvel films with an R-rating thanks to its horror and violence. ADVERTISEMENT After the film trilogy, the character lived on in Blade: The Series and appeared in cartoons like Spider-Man: The Animated Series and Ultimate Spider-Man . But now audiences have the ch...

While the MCU awaits its return to Phase 4 storytelling with Moon Knight and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , Disney+ now hosts another extensive group of Marvel-centric content to enjoy. This comes in the form of more than half a dozen series produced under Marvel Television that formerly aired on Netflix and ABC before Marvel Studios took on its own Disney+ shows. The canonicity of these series is still largely a mystery in relation to the larger MCU, but their popularity remains high as they all come together on the same streaming home. Also arriving are new categories for the Netflix shows on the site, and while there are some funny promotional changes, the series are already making the rounds for viewers both new and old. ADVERTISEMENT As these shows transition from Netflix and ABC onto Disney+, their stars have taken to social media to celebrate the occasion throughout their first couple of weeks in their new home. Now, Disney+ itsel...

Fans were rattled recently when some unexpected news hit the web: Netflix was going to be losing its original programming based on some of Marvel’s famous characters, such as Daredevil , Jessica Jones , and The Punisher . They would no longer be able to be streamed on the service that they came into this world on; instead, audiences would have to go over to Disney+ to watch any of the series. Netflix’s Defender universe was once its pride and joy, even with some of the critical failures it brought about, such as Iron Fist . Many fans claimed Daredevil to be some of the best live-action Marvel content to exist. ADVERTISEMENT With the various series’ now on Disney+, viewers have noticed a small yet important change: In the new cuts of the shows, every acknowledgement of Netflix has been removed from their iconic credits sequences. Netflix Name Removed In the original opening credits for the Netflix-distributed productions, the service’s logo could be se...

The Defenders  and Marvel's other Netflix original series made an unprecedented move away from their streaming home to join the rest of the MCU on Disney+. After two years of legal hurdles and difficulties, all six of the street-level Marvel epics have made their way onto Disney+ to fans' delight, but some were left disappointed by one key flaw. In an ever-growing technological age, both visual and audio quality have become increasingly important to audiences. While it wasn't too long ago that TVs were square and content was played via VHS tape, home entertainment has made great strides in the streaming era where 4K displays have become increasingly standard in home setups.  ADVERTISEMENT With this equipment now available to streamers around the world, viewers naturally expect to be able to take full advantage of it to ensure the best quality. But as the Marvel Netflix shows arrived on Disney+, many were disappointed to discover the quality w...

Back in 2015,  Daredevil  opened up a new era for the MCU as marked its first foray into mature content and kickstarted a multi-year and multi-project collaboration between Marvel and Netflix. The production deal went on to spawn solo series for  Jessica Jones ,  Iron Fist ,  Luke Cage , and  The Punisher , along with the blockbuster  Defenders  crossover event.  Unfortunately, as Marvel Studios looked to turn its attention towards streaming productions as Disney+ plans kicked into gear, all six series were gradually canceled one by one after a combined total of 13 seasons between them. ADVERTISEMENT With the Netflix licensing deals at an end, all six series have now shifted onto Disney+, marking the streaming service's most mature content yet domestically. On the run-up to the move, many were curious as to how Disney+ would categorize the street-level projects among the MCU. Disney+ Gives Defenders Series Special Collection Disney+ added a new col...

For fans of on-screen Marvel entertainment, March of 2022 looks to offer more options than ever. In addition to Spider-Man: No Way Home 's new digital release date of March 15, as well as Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight  Disney+ debut on March 30, Marvel's string of Netflix series, and ABC's Agents of SHIELD , are set to arrive on Disney+ on March 16. While the home release of a record-breaking film, and the first MCU Disney+ series of 2022 is significant news, the latter additions have been making waves of their own.  ADVERTISEMENT Since these Marvel-based shows were largely produced independently of Marvel Studios, the question of their canonicity within the MCU has long been a source of debate amongst fans. The fact they will now stream on the same platform as the MCU's roster of Disney+ series has only added a new layer to those discussions.  Also, since these shows contain adult themes and violent content, Disney+ has to update its p...

Even though WandaVision was Marvel Studios' first series for Disney+, Wanda Maximoff's Westview incident was far from the first Marvel television show. In addition to Agent Carter and Agents of SHIELD,  Marvel branded heroes have also had a presence on Netflix through series like  Jessica Jones , Luke Cage , Iron Fist , Daredevil , and more.  Still, despite bearing the Marvel name and featuring characters from Marvel Comics, the Netflix-based shows never had a home on Disney+. Not only is this because Marvel Studios had little to no involvement in their production, but it was also attributed to their mature content. ADVERTISEMENT However, things took a surprising turn in December 2021 when Daredevil 's Kingpin, played by Vincent D'Onofrio, appeared in Hawkeye on Disney+. This was then followed by a cameo of Daredevil 's own Matt Murdock in Spider-Man: No Way Home . While the hopes of fans who had long fought for their canonicity ...

Marvel's Netflix shows have had their fair share of ups and downs over the years. Back in 2015, Netflix introduced Daredevil and Jessica Jones to Marvel fans, with each show debuting to positive acclaim. After the success of the two shows, more projects arrived, such as Iron Fist, Luke Cage , and The Punisher , ultimately leading to a crossover special entitled The Defenders where the heroes (sans Punisher) assembled against The Hand.  Despite the success of several shows, less than stellar follow-up seasons and Disney+'s arrival ultimately led to their cancellation. However, diehard fans of the show were given a new lease of life when the MCU's Hawkeye and Spider-Man: No Way Home brought back Vincent D'Onoftio's Kingpin and Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock respectively, thus hinting that the shows were canon to the franchise.  ADVERTISEMENT When the show's rights reverted back to Marvel, fans were hoping that they would come ...

Netflix threw fans into a frenzy recently when it was announced that its selection of original Marvel shows would be taken off the service. Not only that, but their destination is currently unknown. Some evidence indicates they could be coming to Disney+, but others lean towards Hulu being their new residence. One thing is for sure: Disney will be taking the reigns from here. Many never thought they'd live to see the day that Netflix was going to lose the streaming rights to the shows they distributed. Most likely didn't even know it was a possibility. ADVERTISEMENT Yet, it's happening, and their time on the service has nearly run its course. The reality has now begun to sink in even more, thanks to Netflix taking steps to get rid of profile images containing images of the New York City heroes. Marvel Avatars Removed from Netflix Ahead of the removal of  Daredevil ,  Jessica Jones ,  Luke Cage ,  Iron Fist , and  The Defenders on March 1 at...

Marvel's Netflix shows introduced a plethora of incredible characters such as Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, and the Punisher, while also expanding the franchise into the realm of television. While the projects reference major events from the MCU such as the Battle of New York in 2012's The Avengers , it is still unknown if the shows are canon to the big-screen franchise, especially considering the fact that they are produced under Marvel Television. Despite that, the Defenders franchise still earned a generally positive reception from fans and critics due to its stellar storytelling and impressive performances from the cast. As a result, most of the shows enjoyed a run of at least two seasons, but disappointing follow-up installments and the development of Disney+ ultimately led to their cancellation.  ADVERTISEMENT After the shows were canceled, many fans speculated that the characters would make their jump to the MCU, specifically on the Di...

Marvel's Defenders Move to Disney+ A press release from Disney+ Canada, via Twitter user  Shahbaz - The Movie Podcast , officially confirmed the release date of Netflix's Marvel shows on the streaming service.  The announcement revealed that Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Punisher, and The Defenders will start streaming on Disney+ Canada on March 16, 2022. It's unknown if Disney+ in the United States and other territories will begin streaming these series on this date or at a later time. ADVERTISEMENT Disney   Developing... FOLLOW MCU DIRECT https://myrevolution.in/sci-fi/disney-announces-release-date-for-daredevil-more-marvel-netflix-shows/?feed_id=13501&_unique_id=62165eed069e3

Way before Disney+ existed a little TV show called Agents of SHIELD forged its own path in the Marvel universe. The show first aired in 2013, a time when the presence of SHIELD in the MCU was really picking up after the events of The Avengers . Clark Gregg was the star of the series as Agent Phil Coulson, a familiar face from SHIELD in the Marvel movies, who was tasked with putting together a team of specialists to handle strange cases.  Over the years Agents of SHIELD went from being the cleanup crew for the MCU's leftovers to bringing in some of Marvel's biggest names and events, like dealing with the destruction of SHIELD from Captain America and the Winter Soldier and introducing Ghost Rider to the small screen. Plenty of debate has been had around whether Agents of SHIELD is considered canon in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but regardless the show garnered millions of fans throughout its seven-season run.  ADVERTISEMENT Agents of SHIELD...

Netflix's Daredevil  was the most popular Marvel series on the streaming service, but it was ultimately canceled after three seasons. The series followed the story of Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock as he tried to protect Hell's Kitchen as the titular hero against Vincent D'Onofrio's Wilson Fisk a.k.a. Kingpin. Cox is joined by a stellar ensemble that includes Deborah Ann Woll's Karen Page and Elden Henson as Foggy Nelson.  The series had a successful run from 2015-2018, with the third season closing out Murdock's chapter under the Netflix banner. Daredevil 's cancellation earned a mixed reception from fans and even critics, fueling online discussion on social media and fan campaigns such as #SaveDaredevil.  ADVERTISEMENT Despite being canceled, there have been rumors that some of Daredevil 's cast will make the jump into the MCU. This was further solidified by D'Onofrio's appearance in Hawkeye and ultimately, Cox...