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Halloween is a staple at our households where my friends bring in horror movies to enjoy for one night. A good number of them had rattled our younger self and even left us sleepless across several nights. However, there have been many horror jump scares that truly gutted away at my bravery and left me […]
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First Steps is one of the best Fantastic Four movies ever made. The Valentine’s Day reveal last year got my hopes up and I am incredibly happy it surpassed my expectations. While there were questions regarding the casting and Vanessa Kirby’s quote in April, the movie is still great. Yes, Pedro Pascal did great as
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Disclaimer: This article will contain spoilers on Superman 2025. You have been warned. Lex Luthor was the clear winner in the movie, and it’s all thanks to hatred. It drove him to find a way of beating an alien who just appeared three years ago. Luthor deserves the victory he earned through his efforts. But
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David Corenswet is not the Man of Steel, he is Superman, and that is a very good thing. James Gunn is going the opposite direction with his depiction of Krypton’s lost son from Snyder’s take. Though it is not doing the anti-Snyder route for the sake of being different, Gunn is going for a DCU
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Nintendo named its leads for the live action Legend of Zelda film. Bo Bragason will play Princess Zelda. Benjamin Evan Ainsworth will wield the Master Sword as Link. Series creator Shigeru Miyamoto shared the news on social media and said he is very much looking forward to seeing both on the big screen. The film
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The Man of Steel is flying high again. James Gunn’s new “Superman” earned an estimated $217 million worldwide in its first four days, bringing fresh muscle to Warner Bros.’ summer slate. The haul came from about $122 million in North America and $95 million overseas, securing the studio’s fifth straight No. 1 opening. Ticket buyers
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