My Revolution of PARTs

There are plenty of examples of how Marvel Studios has evolved creativity throughout the years, but one of the best projects to showcase this is Chris Hemsworth’s Thor: Love and Thunder . The film recently released its first teaser trailer, and it sure looks like director Taika Watiti’s brand of insanity is intact at dialed to eleven. It’s hard to believe such a movie exists in the MCU; that the story, and Marvel in general, would get around to adapting the material seen here.  Asgard is now one of the biggest tourist attractions on Earth, Thor is a peace-advocating guru going on a journey to discover himself, and Jane Foster now wields his former hammer. If someone were to tell fans 15 years ago that this movie was going to exist, they’d have thought you were Marc Spector levels of crazy. ADVERTISEMENT In response to the new trailer, a former writer for 2011’s Thor has acknowledged how he knows for a fact that Marvel Studios has loosened up creatively....

Spider-Man: Far From Home introduced a new AI created by Tony Stark, which Stark gifted to Tom Holland's Peter Parker. This technology was named EDITH, an artificial intelligence security and defense system with an acronym that stood for "Even Dead, I’m The Hero." The AI glasses served as an integral part of the sequel's narrative, essentially proving to be an advantage and disadvantage over the course of the movie.  Initially, Holland's Peter was the only one who could access the complex AI, thus giving him access to tactical drones from Stark Industries' satellite. This dangerous weapon eventually fell into the wrong hands, with Peter openly giving it to Jake Gyllenhaal's Mysterio - Far From Home 's main villain.  ADVERTISEMENT While the sequel ends with Peter successfully defeating Mysterio and regaining access to EDITH, Far From Home proved that this AI is a terrifying weapon that could quickly become a threat if l...

One of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's hallmarks is its grouping of films or series into phases or chapters. Beginning with 2008's Iron Man and ending with 2019's Spider-Man: Far From Home , the MCU completed three full phases of projects that are collectively referred to as the Infinity Saga. And, while fans and critics alike doubted Marvel's ability to continue its success into Phase 4, in reality, the MCU had only just begun. Following a year without content in 2020, Phase 4 of the MCU kicked off in January 2021 with WandaVision , which was Marvel's first event series for Disney+ with ties to the franchise's theatrical films.  ADVERTISEMENT By the end of 2021, Marvel Studios had released five successful series on the streaming service, in addition to four theatrical films, proving the franchise has no interest in slowing down anytime soon. However, after a full year into the studio's current phase, Marvel fans are just n...