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Anthony Mackie has made a significant impact in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Starting with his introduction as Sam Wilson/The Falcon in “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” in 2014, he’s become a consistent figure within the extensive franchise. In 2021, the character advanced significantly when Sam Wilson assumed the role of Captain America. Mackie is now slated to lead “Captain America: Brave New World,” and prior to that, he achieved an accolade that only Scarlett Johansson and a select few MCU veterans have attained.

It’s clear that many people enjoy the 2024 Netflix film titled “Hit Man,” starring Glen Powell as a college professor who finds himself in deep trouble when he assumes the role of a contract killer. Critics raved about it, audiences devoured it during its summer release, and I must admit, I found Powell’s performance quite engaging. Yet, there’s an aspect of this movie that leaves me feeling uneasy, and I can’t help but share my thoughts on the matter.

The head of Marvel Studios shares the same enthusiasm for Marvel films as every other fan. Therefore, much like millions of MCU fans, he’s particularly eager for certain upcoming movies, and during a talk at the Disney APAC Content Showcase in Singapore, Feige shared which upcoming Marvel Studios projects have him the most thrilled and why.

Cobra Kai, currently one of the hottest shows around, is known for being quite cheesy despite its popularity. Despite being marketed as a martial arts series with plenty of battles, it surprisingly incorporates a lot of humor. The over-the-top characters and humorous scenarios add an amusing touch to the numerous fight scenes.

The well-known banjo player, scriptwriter, and director Marshall Brickman, often working alongside Woody Allen, has been reported dead at the age of 85. This follows their joint win of an Academy Award for the outstanding Annie Hall screenplay they co-authored together.