Mike Novogratz

The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is set to incorporate the Mutants into its narratives imminently. Given that Disney acquired Fox, this development was anticipated, sparking excitement among fans who are eagerly awaiting further details. Although Mutants have been present in MCU films previously, it’s the X-Men that haven’t made an appearance yet, and while their arrival may still be a ways off, we’ve been assured of a significant event in the future.

In 1991, when Kathy Bates received the Academy Award for her performance in Misery, she first thought she’d neglected to thank her mother, Bertye Bates. But upon reflection, she discovered that she had indeed acknowledged her mother during her emotional acceptance speech at the Oscars.

Fervent fans of superhero tales, especially those from Marvel, have been captivated by their unique portrayal of heroes and villains in films. Yet, some productions didn’t fare as expected at the cinema. Below is a list of the 10 least successful Marvel movies that you may want to reconsider if you wish to preserve your enthusiasm for action and fantasy films stemming from comic books.

Initially, when “Batman Ninja” debuted, Batman enthusiasts had not encountered anything comparable to this successful anime movie. This innovative anime film provided a unique cultural reinterpretation of the Caped Crusader, along with an exceptionally engaging cinematic journey that significantly changed our viewpoint about DC Comics’ most renowned figure, Batman.

Actress Bella Thorne, currently a major star, gained recognition for her role as CeCe in the successful series Shake It Up, which was on air from 2010 to 2013. In an old interview with Fox News in 2021, Thorne discussed the difficulties she faced during her early stardom.

Notable actress Sally Field recently shared a private and distressing incident from her youth. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Field disclosed that at 17 years old, she underwent an illegal abortion in Tijuana, Mexico. This event transpired during the 1960s, prior to the historic Roe v. Wade court decision that made abortion legal within the United States.

The Arrowverse served as a precursor to the DC Universe (Extended). It represented a harmonious television world that intertwined various series. “Arrow,” centered around Green Arrow, was the catalyst for this universe. Subsequently, numerous prominent superhero shows were produced, and the franchise gained immense popularity, with “Arrow” and “The Flash” being particularly well-received.

For more than a year now, there’s been progress on the making of Spider-Man 4. Some fresh tidbits have surfaced recently that are quite intriguing. It has been confirmed that Destin Daniel Cretton will take the director’s chair for this film, with plans to start shooting in the year 2025.

Following a change in circumstances in the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs case, Judge Arun Subramanian has assumed responsibility for the case. This development opens up an opportunity for Combs to reapply for bail, as his previous requests were rejected by the prior judges handling the case, according to Business Insider.