🍿 Did The Terminator Copy Marvel Comics?!
Published 4 months ago • 3 min read
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Marvel Comics beat The Terminator to the punch with X-Men: Days of Future Past, a story that also involves time-travel and the robot apocalypse.
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The Alien: Romulus trailer makes the original Alien's iconic tagline even more horrifying (and literal) than it already was.
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The MaXXXine trailer brings back Mia Goth for the conclusion to Ti West's horror trilogy.
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Star Wars: The Acolyte makes it easy for anyone to jump into a galaxy far, far away by requiring only the most basic of franchise knowledge, and that's great.
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Dune: Part Two used a real Italian sanctuary for key scenes featuring Florence Pugh and Christopher Walken, and no movie had been allowed to shoot there before.
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The 2014 sci-fi blockbuster "Edge of Tomorrow" was a visual feast. Starring Tom Cruise as William Cage, a reluctant and inexperienced U.S. Army Major who finds himself trading blows with alien forces hell-bent on taking Earth, the flick blends time-travel shenanigans, mech warfare, and invading aliens to shockingly fun results. Much of the film is spent watching Cage slowly but surely gain the upper hand thanks to his newfound time-looping power — and it's this very ability that contributed to an ending that had some viewers seeing red.
While the film's closing moments were undeniably optimistic, some fans left the theater confused, feeling that the movie's conclusion didn't exactly mesh with its otherwise gritty themes. And, wouldn't you know it: At one point in time, the folks who made the movie felt the same way. It turns out that "Edge Of Tomorrow" had an alternate ending that was even more confusing!. |
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