Games

In the next Marvel Cinematic Universe release, we find ourselves at the fourth installment of the Captain America series. Here, Anthony Mackie’s portrayal of Sam Wilson takes center stage as he assumes the responsibility of wielding the legendary shield once held by Steve Rogers, played by Chris Evans in earlier films.

During a chat with a media outlet, the director shared that bringing back McGillis wasn’t part of the plan. He explained, “I didn’t want our stories to keep dwelling on the past.” Kosinski also mentioned his preference for introducing fresh characters and new faces in the sequel.

The monstrous figure known as Hell Hulk is the product of a clandestine operation, codenamed Project Inferno, that sought to harness the power of the underworld. The tests conducted have inadvertently released an abomination: a beast capable of inducing homicidal frenzy in people. As these waves of violence sweep across the land, only the vigilant Hellverine stands between us and the rampage of the Hell Hulk.

It is said that the Oscar-winning individual was apparently given a proposal of $500,000 for a comedy special, with full control over the show belonging to the streaming platform and the rights to copyrights as well. In her lawsuit, she argued that this deal demonstrated the company’s aim to underpay a female artist of African descent.

At the same time, it’s important to note that the film holds significance for Mackie too, who has recently shared insights into his preparation process for portraying the character time-displaced.

As a die-hard fan, I can’t help but feel a pang of disappointment when I hear that the two beloved figures from our cherished franchise – Rosa Salazar and Logan Kim – won’t be gracing our screens as initially anticipated in their MCU debut. It’s a bittersweet moment indeed.