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A Marvel Studios spokesperson confirmed to HuffPost that Marvel Studios has parted ways with Kang the Conqueror actor Jonathan Majors, following his highly publicized assault and harassment convictions. Majors has played Kang since 2021 and the character was poised to be the next ‘big bad” for the cinematic multiverse. Recent reports and writer additions suggest Marvel plans to stay the course with the upcoming Avengers: Kang Dynasty still in development. 

No stranger to social media, DCU figurehead James Gunn took to Threads to share some insights and clear up confusion regarding the many casting announcements surrounding his upcoming Superman: Legacy. To paraphrase, the filmmaker suggested that ‘pointless cameo porn’ had contributed to superhero fatigue and defended his cast of characters as the opposite, saying that they are all included in the story for a reason, rather than seconds-long Easter egg appearances. Additionally, Gunn alluded to a meeting with his recently cast Lex Luthor, Nicholas Hoult, hinting how their version of the character would be new and unforgettable. 

Instead of chocolate, we’re eating crow here, as Wonka defied our expectations and won the box office, as well as won over audiences worldwide in its opening weekend. The Paul King-directed-Timothee Chalamet-starring–holiday-tent pole-musical-prequel danced to the domestic number one spot to the tune of $39 million, contributing to its $151 million global haul. 

Critics’ reviews for Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon Part One: A Child of Fire have hit the internet ahead of its Dec. 21 Netflix debut and the consensus has been overwhelmingly negative; the film currently holds a 26 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Snyder and his films have often been subjects in the emerging conversation surrounding the seeming divide between critics and audiences and the director has already announced a director’s cut with close to an hour of extra content. What, if any, impact do these reviews have on our own anticipation for Rebel Moon Part One, or Part Two for that matter?