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The story of Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is the most intricate among all superheroes due to a unique rights situation. Unlike other MCU characters, Sony, rather than Marvel Studios, owns the rights to Spider-Man. This separation initially prevented a seamless connection between the initial Spider-Man films and the main MCU movies. However, when Tom Holland stepped into the role, collaboration between Sony and Marvel allowed for three movies featuring the young actor to be produced within the MCU.

Johnny Depp is ready to debut his upcoming biopic “Modì” at the Rome Film Festival, which starts on October 16. In addition to the movie, Depp will attend the event to receive a career award. The specifics of the accolade have not been announced yet, but he will be given the prize for his outstanding performances in Hollywood’s film industry throughout his career.

Although Universal Studios Orlando’s Halloween Horror Nights often steals the spotlight, the event at Universal Studios Hollywood is equally thrilling, sometimes even surpassing it. This marks the 23rd year of this spine-tingling event, which has been delivering chills to visitors since 1997 during the spooky season. We had a chance to explore Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights and are now ready to rate all eight haunted house attractions for this year, starting with the least scary and moving up to the most terrifying.

The latest Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) series, titled “Agatha All Along,” is a spinoff from the popular show “WandaVision.” Interestingly, this title was retained despite multiple name changes during its development process. The premiere of the series took place on Disney+ on September 18, 2024, with two episodes. Subsequent episodes will be released weekly until the series finale on November 6.

Movie director Matt Reeves, renowned for a variety of films including the Planet of the Apes Caesar Trilogy and stunningly depicted Gotham in 2022’s The Batman, left spectators spellbound with his dark, noir-style visuals and cinematography. This gripping portrayal resonated deeply with viewers around the world. Now, excitement is building as Reeves revisits his take on the legendary city through HBO’s upcoming limited series titled The Penguin.

In this era post-“Get Out”, creativity in horror continues to thrive, with standout films like “Smile” and “Barbarian”. Now, Netflix’s “Don’t Move”, produced by the legendary Sam Raimi, seems poised to join that list. The film presents us with a challenging question: What would you do if you had just 20 minutes to flee from a serial killer, while your body is progressively paralyzing? Honestly, I can only think of running as fast and as far as possible, and trying to find a place to hide until the dreadful effects wear off… if they ever do. The first trailer for “Don’t Move” is captivating, offering intense action without revealing too much about the movie. That’s crucial with such an apparent premise like this one.

When Colin Farrell was chosen to play Oswald Cobblepot (also known as The Penguin) in Matt Reeves’ film, The Batman, many viewers were uncertain due to their unfamiliarity with his potential performance. However, fans soon realized that Farrell delivered a remarkable villainous role, and the costume designers skillfully created an authentic appearance for him. As a result, The Penguin gained significant popularity, prompting HBO to commission an immediate stand-alone spin-off series right away.

Season two of the enigmatic animated series on Netflix is introducing a fresh combatant. This series is also breaking new ground with an unusual release pattern on the platform. During Geeked Week, we were treated to a season two trailer for Arcane, giving us a sneak peek into the impending excitement. It’s no wonder fans are buzzing about this upcoming season, as demonstrated by over 940,000 views and countless comments. After all, with its impressive cast and overwhelmingly positive reception for the first season, who wouldn’t be eager to see more?

When Colin Farrell got the role of Oswald Cobblepot, also known as The Penguin, in Matt Reeves’ movie “The Batman”, some fans were uncertain about his portrayal due to initial doubts about his fittingness for the character. However, despite Farrell not initially appearing to be the typical choice, the costume design team did an outstanding job and Farrell delivered a superb villainous performance that was so captivating that HBO decided to create a separate series centered around The Penguin as a standalone focus.

There was uncertainty among some fans when it was announced that Colin Farrell would play Oswald Cobblepot, or The Penguin, in Matt Reeves’ “The Batman”. Since Farrell didn’t initially seem to fit the character, fans were hesitant about how he’d portray the role. However, the costume design team did an outstanding job, and Farrell turned out to be a fantastic villain. In fact, HBO moved so quickly that they ordered a standalone series focusing on The Penguin.