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According to Lost creator and MCU supporter Damon Lindelof, Marvel should create fewer films. The 49-year-old director gave Vulture an interview in which he outlined his reasons for believing that Marvel should produce fewer movies to create a more memorable experience. He declared, "This is a business. "It's a industry." And if you produce a few excellent Marvel films, the natural reaction is to say, "We need to produce more Marvel films, and we need to grow this." I'm thinking internally, 'Wow, I wish they made less because it would make each one that came out a little bit more special. But I watch all of them… People don't want things to end. I do." It's challenging to make an argument against it, especially in light of what Marvel has produced this year. Related: Avengers: Endgame Directors Joe and Anthony Russo Are Not Directing The Kang Dynasty or Secret Wars With the release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever in November, 2022 ha...

WarnerMedia, according to Rolling Stone , paid for research that showed "at least 13% of the accounts who participated in the discourse about the Snyder Cut were considered fraudulent." Last year, social media fans gave birth to "Zack Snyder's Justice League," with July 19 serving as the movie's official digital release date. The #SnyderCut movement may have gone down a dark path before redeeming Zack Snyder's contributions to the DCEU and uniting to make the film a fan favourite "Oscar." According to two reports that WarnerMedia commissioned regarding the #SnyderCut of "Justice League," which were made public by Rolling Stone, "at least 13 percent of the accounts that participated in the conversation about the Snyder Cut were deemed fake, far above the three to five percent that cyber experts say they typically see on any trending topic." According to the report, WarnerMedia employed Q5id and Graphika, two social media moni...

In the Multiverse of Madness , Doctor Strange's intensity was unlike anything else. The Sam Raimi-directed film nailed all the frightening notes, despite the MCU not having really delved into horror until to that time. It was intense to watch Stephen Strange take control of his deceased body during the full last battle at Wundagore and battle the Scarlet Witch with high-pitched, cursed spirits squealing throughout. Many people were shocked that the film managed to go into theaters without the more restrictive rating of "R". It managed to be one of the most violent Marvel Studios productions to date, in addition to having stronger horror imagery. For instance, Black Bolt's head plainly showed the concave scoop after his brain blew out, causing him to cave in. Even Iman Vellani of Ms. Marvel complained that Sam Raimi "did [Black Bolt] filthy" in the scene. The passing of the Royal Inhuman now seems to have contributed to Multiverse of Madness breaking a Disney...

While Marvel is accustomed for generating anticipation with their film marketing, Multiverse of Madness may have over-promised. Courtesy: Marvel Studio Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness debuted this weekend as another Marvel paradox of a film that doesn't quite reach the heights in terms of industry ratings, but is on track to become the year's biggest film by a wide margin, with a $200 opening weekend box office. Despite conflicting reviews from critics, the latest Doctor Strange adventure has received the second-lowest CinemaScore of the MCU films to yet. Doctor Strange, Wong, Wanda Maximoff, and America Chavez have taken audiences on a mind-bending journey through the multiverse, and while the interconnected film is wowed audiences and racing towards a huge opening weekend box office, it has received a B+ CinemaScore, which is tied with Thor and just beats out Eternals, which received a B. However, despite being one of the only Marvel films to not receive an A, it...

Chris Pratt has wrapped work on the upcoming Marvel sequel Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, possibly bidding farewell to Star-Lord. Director James Gunn just announced on social media that main photography on the picture has wrapped. Pratt has already made his own wrap announcement, sharing a photo of the cake his family sent him after he returned home from the shoot on Twitter. Courtesy:Marvel Studios Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 was previously delayed due to James Gunn taking a sabbatical from Marvel Studios.Pratt stars alongside Zoe Saldana, Dave Bautista, Karen Gillan, Pom Klementieff, Sean Gunn, Sylvester Stallone, and Will Poulter in the film. Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper reprise their roles as Groot and Rocket, respectively, and contribute vocal work. Related: DC is planning major changes to become more like Marvel Studio As of currently, James Gunn has no intentions to make any more Guardians of the Galaxy films, therefore this will be the final episode of the trilogy. However...