Disney+ will be launching next month and we’re sure that are many are excited for it. After all, a lot of us grew up watching Disney shows as well as the other brands that Disney has under its umbrella, like Marvel and Star Wars. That being said, if you’re skeptical about whether or not to sign up for the service because you’re not sure what to expect, Disney is here […]
One of the selling points of the upcoming Disney Plus subscription is that it is expected to play home to quite a few original live-action TV shows based on various Marvel characters. However, if you have been skeptical about their success, especially based on previous and current series, you might not have anything to worry about.
Disney+ is currently slated for a launch in November, but it seems that for some living in the Netherlands, the service has gone live in the region. The good news is that thanks to the service going live in the form of a trial version of the service, we have an idea of some of the content that we can look forward to, such as classic Marvel animated series from […]
Late last month, it was revealed that despite the initial success of Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: Far From Home, Sony and Disney/Marvel could not come to an agreement regarding the licensing of the Spider-Man franchise. It seems that Disney had demanded a much bigger cut than Sony was willing to give, and as such, Sony decided to walk away from the deal.
In the past, we have seen Lenovo team up with Disney to launch the Star Wars: Jedi Challenge which allowed gamers to take on the role of a Jedi where through the use of augmented reality (AR) and the Mirage AR headset, it created an immersive gaming experience. Now it looks like Lenovo and Disney’s partnership will be extending to Marvel.
While many of us would be hard-pressed to imagine anyone else playing the role of Tony Stark aka Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, did you know that at one point in time, it was reported that Tom Cruise had actually wanted to play that character? Neither Cruise nor Marvel have confirmed if those reports are true, but in case you’re wondering how that will turn out, you’re in […]
We know that Disney+ will be playing home to a bunch of Marvel shows, some of which were announced at the San Diego Comic-Con not too long ago. However, it turns out that it might have only been the tip of the iceberg because during Disney’s D23 event, the company has confirmed more Marvel shows that will be launching on the platform.
As some of you might have heard, discussions between Sony and Disney over the Spider-Man franchise have fallen apart, resulting in Spider-Man more likely than not to leave the MCU. We’re sure many are wondering how the franchise will be moving forwards, but as it turns out, it will soldier on just fine.
Following the success of Spider-Man: Far From Home and with the way the movie ended, it was largely assumed that there would be a third Spider-Man movie in the works. While there still might be, it seems that Marvel/Disney’s involvement with the movie could be at an end, at least according to a report from Deadline.
Apart from Marvel’s own series of movies, Deadpool was one of the few non-Marvel owned movies that did exceptionally well, especially considering that it was an R-rated movie which meant that it limited the scope of its audience. Now that Disney owns Fox, and thus Deadpool, we’re sure many are wondering how Deadpool will fit into the MCU.