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Today we're reviewing Wicked, the late year box office smash of 2024 that of course stars Ariana Granda and Cynthia Erivo as Glinda and Elphaba, respectively, before the two were known as the Good Witch and the Wicked Witch. The film is likely to win multiple Oscars, but we have an interesting debate on our hands, who deserves Best actress more? Cynthia Erivo? Or Ariana Grande? Let us know your thoughts!

Here is my official reaction to the Superman Trailer that dropped earlier today! This film is of course directed by The Suicide Squad and Guardians of the Galaxy Trilogy director James Gunn, and stars David Corenswet at Clark Kent/Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, Nathan Fillion as Guy Garner/Green Lantern, Isabela Merced as Hawkgirl and Eli Gathegi as Mr. Terrific.

With AMC series Snowpiercer starring Daveed Diggs and Jennifer Connelly reaching its final season, we're taking a look at the film that preceded the series, 2014's Snowpiercer. The film featured an incredible cast with Tilda Swinton, Ed Harris, Octavia Spencer and of course, Chris Evans whose newest movie Red One, with Dwayne Johnson is due out this November. So let us know what you think about the film, whether you think it's good or better than the series!

So here's my official theory about Knull for Tom Hardy's Venom: The Last Dance. Let me know what you guys think!I think Knull came from the MCU as the personification of darkness and was brought into existence as a god-like being when the Celestials brought matter and energy to his side of the universe. He settles on a planet, names it Klyntar and creates the symbiotes. However, a Celestial emerged through his planet, completely destroying everything on it. So he angrily creates All-Black The Necrosword and beheads that Celestial, who would become Knowhere. I think Arishem and the other Celestials separated him from the Necrosword and then banished him to the Sony verse. Venom in Venom: The Last Dance is his key to return to the MCU and enact his vengeance on all the Celestials.

Today I'm starting a new series where we try to fix the Multiverse Saga of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. First up is Black Widow, and the main change here is Taskmaster. Instead of Taskmaster being just a mindless slave to Ivan Dreykov, Taskmaster is actually going to be the one who resurrects the Red Room after she grows up. Her photokinetic abilities would be genetic rather than programmed. In the comics Taskmaster is a great villain and honestly, the original Black Widow ruined them. So we fix that here, Taskmaster has her own autonomy and is the main antagonist of this movie, using her father's mind control formula. What do you think? Would this have worked? Did you like the original Taskmaster in the Black Widow movie?

Today we're pitting two of the latest movies in the Alien and Predator franchises, pitting them against each other, Alien vs Predator style. Ever since Sigourney Weaver and Arnold Schwarzenegger made Alien and Predator iconic films, the franchises have spewed a total of 14 movies, including two crossovers. With Fede Alvarez' Alien: Romulus starring Isabela Merced the latest offering in the franchise, we're comparing it to 2022's Prey starring Amber Midthunder and whether think each franchise will continue to pump out films.

Sony has officially revealed the main villain of Tom Hardy's Venom: The Last Dance will indeed be the symbiote God, Knull. In the comics, Knull is an extremely powerful threat to multiple Marvel teams like the Avengers, the Fantastic Four and Midnight Suns. So here's our reaction to it and whether we think it'll make a significant impact on the Marvel Cinematic Universe.