Movies

‘The Mutant Era Is Coming’: Marvel Boss Teases How Post-Deadpool 3 MCU Will Focus On The X-Men

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The Marvel Cinamic Universe has kept fans engaged by continually expanding, with new films in theaters and access to more content through a Disney+ subscription. For longtime viewers who have followed the Marvel movies in sequence, a major question remains: when and how will the X-Men and mutants be integrated into the narrative? Recently, Marvel executive Kevin Feige hinted that the post-“Deadpool 3” MCU would explore the X-Men, stating “the mutant era is on its way.” Let’s delve deeper into this development.

Movie Kisses That Got Actors In Real-Life Trouble

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Movie kisses have been a significant part of cinematic history since the beginning of Hollywood. Actors have shared passionate moments on screen, leaving indelible marks with some becoming iconic. For instance, Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman’s unforgettable lip-lock in “Casablanca,” and Kirsten Dunst and Tobey Maguire’s unique upside-down kiss in “Spider-Man.” A memorable movie kiss can elevate a film, but it can also create controversy for the actors involved.

The Only Main Actors Still Alive From 1982’s Tron

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If you enjoy the stunning special effects in films like “Avatar” and the Marvel Universe, don’t forget to express gratitude towards the pioneering 1982 sci-fi film “Tron.” Although its computer-generated graphics may seem outdated today, “Tron” was a groundbreaking movie that demonstrated the potential of CGI, making it worthy of a devoted fan base. Starring Jeff Bridges as brilliant computer engineer Kevin Flynn, this movie tells two interconnected stories: One in the real world and another in a digital realm where Flynn battles the avatars of his adversaries. Released to widespread acclaim among audiences and critics, “Tron” was even nominated for two Academy Awards. (Interestingly, “Tron” wasn’t considered eligible for the visual effects category due to the Academy’s belief that the film had manipulated the rules by employing computers, as director Steven Lisberger shared in an interview with SFGate.)