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Ninja Vs. Shark. It’s a movie. A real movie, one coming to theaters in Japan next month. It even has a real trailer, which is without question the most ludicrously violent, and violently silly, movie trailer I have ever seen.

Boasting 30 feature films as well as eight Disney+ shows in 15 years, the Marvel Cinematic Universe doesn’t seem to be reaching superher

Just before the weekend started, news broke that beloved character actor Clancy Brown would be joining The Penguin, WB’s TV spinoff of the now one-year-old The Batman.

It takes a lot of planning to build a comprehensive, stable cinematic universe.

How do you make Marvel’s next mega team-up movie that ends a phase even more exciting? Adding Steven Yeun sure works.

The structure of superhero movie franchises sure has changed, hasn’t it? It’s easy to forget, but pre-2008, these tentpole blockbusters usually capped themselves at a trilogy of movies, whether they wanted to or not.

Now that we know who’ll headline the first part of James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC universe, the question (and speculation) has naturally pivoted to who can show up in what movie.

In 2021 and 2022, Marvel Studios released 10 brand-new projects on Disney+: eight shows and two specials.

With the huge, global popularity of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s sometimes easy to forget Marvel is much more than that. It’s comic books, obviously, but also video games, toys, TV shows, and excellent animation.