It wouldn’t be an overstatement to say 2018’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is one of the greatest superhero films of all time. The commercial and critical smash hit success quickly topped many people’s charts. It’s obviously no surprise that the franchise sequel Across the Spider-Verse has set Twitter ablaze. It’s been five years since the first film. Although not surprising considering the degree of craft and care put into the film’s animation, people have been champing at the bit for any…

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Also, can we talk about how Paul Rudd never ages??

In the debate of Marvel vs. DC comics, I feel like most of the world has agreed that Marvel is the superior IP. Even the most DC pilled person can admit that they have a much larger variety of heroes than DC has. The foundational units of DC are Batman and Superman, but mostly Batman. Personally, I can't help feeling inclined towards DC based on the strength of the Batman brand alone. One of my favorite things about Batman are his villains. Gotham City has no shortage of weird guys and girls wh…

The film bro community is one of the most oppressed groups in modern history. Well, not really, but they don't deserve a lot of the slack they get online. Sure, there is something annoying about a pretentious guy trying to overexplain well-known filmmakers to you like you're a baby. Unfortunately the label of “film bro” has gotten so muddied over the past couple of years, it is now used to describe anyone with slightly non-normative tastes in movies. The term “film bros” used to represent a gro…

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a Bonafede cultural juggernaut at this point. Pre-pandemic, it seemed like Marvel could do no wrong, and the brand's influence knew no bounds. After a couple of “flops” by Marvels standard coming out in 2021, it's hard to know what the future of the brand looks like. Will they ever be able to top Endgame ? Is that what they should be attempting? Will Disney+ be the death of the MCU? Is this

Have y'all ever realized that politics can be kind of boring? That's why we're so lucky to have memes to spice current events up with wacky main characters. People who aren't on social media miss out on the fun side of politics facilitated by memes. While the events of January 6th were crazy and memeable in their own right, a new meme man has emerged from the hearings of the storming of the Capitol, and that meme's name is Clark Kent .

Marvel fans are rejoicing as Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is released across the country. The reviews are mostly favorable, with CNET saying that the picture lives up to the Doctor's name ("The strangest Marvel movie yet."). Other reviews say it's over-the-top, and messy in a good way. As stoked as everyone is, across the internet we're seeing fervent pleas for people to keep spoilers to themselves. Fortunately for you, we haven't seen it and have been avoiding detailed reviews,…

I recently saw Spider-Man: No Way Home for the first time and I have so many questions. The first crazy idea that came to Peter's mind was to make the entire world forget he existed and he didn't even sleep on it. Peter didn't even consider the fact that he could make the world forget about Mysterio instead. Or, more specifically, what about making the world forget that Mysterio revealed Peter's identity? But then I suppose we wouldn't have a nostalgia-filled movie with fun Peter Parker cameos…

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Well, it wouldn't be boring.