This weekend at the 95th Academy Awards, a robbery took place. Angela Bassett did not win Best Supporting Actress for her performance in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever . She is the first actor to be nominated for an Oscar for a role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and she deserved it! She should've become the first actor to win an Oscar for an MCU role, but as we know, that did not happen. Instead, Jamie Lee Curtis won a legacy award. Whoopee. It's wild that Black Panther movies are the only…

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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

There are SO many easter eggs in both universes that connect to each other, it's insane.

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,…

He's on a mission to find himself.

Back in 2019, Tom Holland told a story on Jimmy Kimmel of how he allegedly saved the Spider-Man movies. The story goes that, at the time Sony had rights to Spider-Man and was not coming to an agreement with Marvel for them to continue. During this time, Holland apparently was upset that he might not continue his character, so he wrote a heartfelt email to the chairman of Disney , Bob Iger. A few days later, Holland was drunk at a pub with his family when Iger called his cell. Apparently, after…

Think of all the GoFundMes

So, uh, the Avengers could have used your help.

Memes for fans waiting on the next series

They're Hela-rious

Warning: spoilers ahead

Meme reactions to the series premiere