🍿 Marvel's Impossible Comic Book Problem
Published 26 days ago • 3 min read
Plus: Scarlett Johansson lashes out at OpenAI, Dwayne Johnson looks unrecognizable, and more...
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The return of Marvel Television is the first step toward correcting a problem that has been plaguing comics and the MCU for years.
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The Fall Guy is still in theaters, but Universal has already made it available on VOD. What will this do for the film's overall profits?
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The look of Giedi Prime, the grim homeworld of the Harkonnens in Denis Villeneuve's Dune movies, was inspired by black plastic septic tanks.
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Scarlett Johansson is suing AI company OpenAI for using what sounds like her voice in their ChatGPT voice model, called Sky.
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Our LEGO Marvel Avengers Tower review, digs into the big brick building with an endless assembly of diorama possibilities and many minifigures.
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It's a Wonderful Life |
In the "It's a Wonderful Life" scene where Uncle Billy drunkenly leaves the Bailey house, you hear a loud crash that sounds like he stumbled into some trash cans. What really happened is that a crew member accidentally dropped a tray of props just as Thomas Mitchell walked off-screen. James Stewart started laughing, and Mitchell quickly improvised, "I'm all right! I'm okay!"
Director Frank Capra loved the unexpected moment so much that he kept it in the movie and even gave the stagehand a $10 bonus for the accidental sound effect. |
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Don't know your X-Force from your X-Men? Wondering why everyone got so mad about the Merc without a Mouth? Fear not — here's everything you need to know about Deadpool's story on the silver screen.. |
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