It’s been 20 years since the beginning of 20th Century FOX’s journey into bringing the X-Men to the big screen. X-Men: Dark Phoenix closes the curtain on the decades-long adventure… and now you can own it on DVD/Blu-Ray! -*Read our before commenting.* Please do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks […]
The live-action X-Men film franchise wasted Storm as a character. Instead of making her a fierce leader and an African Goddess, Ororo Munroe was pushed to the background to make Wolverine and other white mutants shine. For those who wish to learn more about why Storm is an iconic comic book character, I recommend you […]
With tickets for Dark Phoenix available for sale, the so-called X-Men Day comes across as nothing more than a cheap marketing gimmick from 20th Century Fox. The studio is trying to promote a movie set in the past as some kind of cumulation of a 20-year spanning live-action X-Men film era. -*Read our before commenting.* […]
A new trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix has been released. It is all about making sure the entire audience knows Jean Grey is a very special girl while Ororo Munroe continues to be a waste of space. -*Read our before commenting.* Please do not copy our content in whole to other websites. Linkbacks are encouraged.
The Star Wars hotel, also known as the Galactic Starcruiser, should be open by 2021! That gives you a little over a year to save for it.
Last May we wrote about the stolen Epcot animatronic Buzzy, who was part of several items stolen from Walt Disney World. There are now new developments in the ongoing story, including an unexpected cameo by an NBA player.
At Anime NYC last month, I got the opportunity to sit down with Lisa Ortiz, who has been working on the Pokemon franchise in some capacity – whether voice acting or directing – for a decade.
This past weekend at Anime NYC, I got the opportunity to talk to Justin Briner, the voice of Deku on My Hero Academia. He was very eager to talk about his role and the show, which he was excited to be …
At Anime NYC this past weekend, I had the opportunity to speak with J Michael Tatum, an American voice actor (as well as director and script writer) for a myriad of anime roles – such as Iida from My Hero …
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