My Revolution of PARTs

Spider-Man: No Way Home  has left theaters, but chatter about the blockbuster franchise has yet to slow down. Tom Holland's web-slinging threequel united three generations of Peter Parker, debuted Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and caused a Multiversal fever whose only prescription comes from the good doctor. With the aforementioned alternate reality chaos culminating in May 2022's  Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness  and Daredevil's next MCU steps seemingly set, the future of the trio of Spider-Men remains vague. ADVERTISEMENT Holland is expected to continue his iteration of Peter Parker in a new college-age trilogy, while Tobey Maguire could return as soon as  Doctor Strange 2 . That leaves Andrew Garfield, who has had no shortage of fan demand. Since Garfield's return to the character in December, chatter about a potential  The Amazing Spider-Man 3  has been astronomical. The fan campaign f...

When the pandemic began at the start of 2020, Evangeline Lilly was quite dismissive in a controversial post questioning the coronavirus. She went so far as to compare lockdowns and quarantining to " Marshall Law."  However, she quickly apologized to fans and backtracked on her position following the enormous blowback from her comments. After all, this was before she would begin shooting what would eventually be  Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania . Unfortunately, Black Panther star Letitia Wright eventually made even more dangerous comments regarding the vaccine, which landed her in hot water with fans. Although, Disney apparently let the matter blow over, which was helped when Wright deleted her Twitter account. ADVERTISEMENT Unfortunately for Disney, the matter persisted for some months with rumors of Wright actively promoting her anti-vax beliefs on the set of Black Panther: Forever . Now, after two years, it appears that Lilly has wadded i...