In the original plans for Captain America 4, Joaquin’s winged Avenger (Ramirez) was intended to join forces with Sam Wilson/Captain America during the climactic confrontation against Hulked-out Thunderbolt Ross, instead of Cap fighting alone as it turned out in the 2025 MCU blockbuster. This alteration would have prevented Falcon from being sidelined and kept him involved in the action.
As a follower, I can’t help but feel exhilarated about the post-credits scene of Daredevil: Born Again perfectly setting up the upcoming Marvel Studios’ Punisher Special Presentation on Disney+. This second reboot project is making MCU history by featuring Frank Castle in a showdown against a female villain, which will mark the first time he faces such an adversary. Although plot details remain under wraps, recent updates about the Special Presentation have surfaced online, giving fans a sneak peek at its set.
Hearing about Brooks leaving made me recall a chat I had with an actor from Law & Order, eager to resume his NYPD character last spring. However, priorities come first!
Lately, there have been various speculations about Marvel’s upcoming X-Men film, such as Jake Schreier being considered as director. Fans are excitedly waiting to learn who will portray the young mutant heroes in the MCU. In a recent episode of The Hot Mic with John Rocha, Jeff Sneider, an industry insider, provided additional information about the Jean Grey casting situation. Sneider hinted that there’s another potential candidate for the role of Jean Grey, joining two others he had previously mentioned.
Based on recent information from Bloomberg about Toho Co., the company renowned for producing Godzilla films, it appears they are considering a follow-up movie which might be released as early as the upcoming year.
Upon returning home, one of my initial actions was to catch up on Ronald F. Maxwell’s “Gettysburg”, a four-hour masterpiece that portrays the bravery, destruction, and significance of the three-day conflict between Union and Confederate troops in July 1863. I must say, it was worth the wait as it ranks among the most acclaimed Civil War films ever made. Let me explain why…
In the original Happy Gilmore film, Carl Weathers portrayed the character Chubbs Peterson. Sadly, he passed away in 2024, preventing him from appearing in the sequel. During an interview with Collider, Adam Sandler shared that Weathers’ passing necessitated major revisions for the new movie because Chubbs was supposed to play a substantial role in the sequel. Sandler stated…
In the thirteenth season of Chicago Fire, Michael Bradway made his debut as Severide’s half-brother, Jack Damon. He appeared in a total of seventeen episodes throughout seasons twelve and thirteen. However, after that stint, it has been confirmed by TVLine that he will not reappear for the upcoming fourteenth season, which is set to air this fall according to the 2025 television schedule.
So far, the audience has observed as the contestants have been gradually reduced to six final groups: 3Quency, Midnight ‘Til Morning, SZN4, Siren Society, Soulidified, and Sweet Seduction. But with only three episodes remaining, a victor is nearly within reach.
Viewers found themselves disappointed with “The Old Guard 2,” even though the initial film had earned much favorable regard. In contrast, I appreciated it more than many others, but the finale of “The Old Guard 2” left me feeling so frustrated that I considered chucking something against a wall. The majority of plotlines were left unresolved, and the cliffhanger ending kept the outcome of most characters uncertain. Frankly, why would you leave fans hanging like that with no resolution at all?