Marvel’s Best Multiverse Saga Project Exposes The MCU’s Fatal Flaw

Superhero stories gradually gained popularity from the 1970s through the 1990s, attracting talented directors and actors. This trend really took off in the 2000s with the success of films like the X-Men trilogy and Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, and then the launch of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Iron Man.

I Just Rewatched Christmas Vacation, And I Need To Talk Out This A+ Joke I Only Just Noticed

I’m not referring to Clark’s awkward interactions or even the famous lines from Christmas Vacation. I’m thinking about the scene around the middle of the movie, when Clark brings his boss, Mr. Shirley, a Christmas gift. Mr. Shirley is busy yelling at someone on the phone (“I’ll retool you!”) but tells Clark to put the gift on the table with the others. It’s easy to see all the presents lined up, but I just realized they all look exactly the same – including the gift Clark and Ellen worked so hard to choose for Mr. Shirley.

7 Years Ago, Kim Kardashian Spent 1.3 Million On The Perfect Holiday Party. This Year, She Can’t Even Get Her Kids To Take A Picture

Kim Kardashian shared her hilariously relatable attempt to get North, Saint, Chicago and Psalm to smile for the camera. Kim was decked out in all brown — a fur coat covering what appeared to be a leather corset, complete with leggings and knee-high thong sandals — with her hair pulled back in a tight bun and sunglasses to complete the look. “I really tried,” she wrote on her Instagram post that showed her fruitless efforts:

‘Song Sung Blue’ Review: Hugh Jackman & Kate Hudson Electrify Tragic Tale

Hugh Jackman gives a fantastic performance as Mike Sardina, a Vietnam War veteran and single dad in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, during the late 1980s. Mike is working through alcoholism and finds joy in singing and playing guitar for anyone who’ll listen. He works as a mechanic and also performs for Mark Shurilla (Michael Imperioli), who puts on a Buddy Holly tribute show at the state fair. While Mark wants him to perform a variety of artists, Mike prefers to stick with his beloved Neil Diamond songs.

Netflix’s ‘Assassin’s Creed’ Live-Action Series Lands ‘Chernobyl’ Director Johan Renck

Netflix has tapped Johan Renck to direct its upcoming live-action Assassin’s Creed series. Renck is a well-known director with credits including episodes of Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, and the Emmy-winning HBO drama Chernobyl. He most recently directed the 2024 Netflix film Spaceman, starring Adam Sandler. According to Variety, Renck is currently the only director attached to the Assassin’s Creed series, though the number of episodes hasn’t been announced.