CycloneErik
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I thought there were only 6, but this weekend's digging shows a total of 9.
I was trying to figure out how they were going to land this plane in the next episode. Didn't seem possible.
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I thought there were only 6, but this weekend's digging shows a total of 9.
I was trying to figure out how they were going to land this plane in the next episode. Didn't seem possible.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing after last Friday. I was like dang, they left a lot to chew on here for the last episode.
CycloneErik
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And all the hints that Wanda isn't in control......I thought, whoa, that's gonna be a huge swerve for a finale.
I'm actually happy about it, because before then Wanda was absolutely the villain of this series and she was actively harming thousands of people to live out a fantasy. If she doesn't have control... she needs to pivot to save them.
CycloneErik
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Marvel is killing it with WandaVison, awesome story telling, creativity and linking the past to the future of the MCU.
Falcon and Winter Soldier will have a high bar to match.
Falcon and Winter Soldier will have a high bar to match.
Couldn't agree more. It makes me hopeful that X-Men are "relegated" to Disney+. The stories and sheer number of mutants are better suited for TV, rather than trying to cram a narrative (like Dark Phoenix) in a single movie.
Same. Still think the best thing ever created around X-Men was the animated series which is actually streaming on Disney+
I think it was originally supposed to be 9, but latest news shows evidence there is a surprise episode 10.
WandaVision: Evidence Suggests Surprise Extra Episode
New evidence in the form of a Facebook post may indicate that WandaVision has 10 episodes after all.
thedirect.com
It'd make a lot of sense with them leaving a week gap after episode 9I think it was originally supposed to be 9, but latest news shows evidence there is a surprise episode 10.
WandaVision: Evidence Suggests Surprise Extra Episode
New evidence in the form of a Facebook post may indicate that WandaVision has 10 episodes after all.
Keanu Reeves Formally Offered The Role of Kraven The Hunter In Solo Film: Exclusive - THE ILLUMINERDI
Sony's Spider-Man universe continues to grow as Keanu Reeves has officially been offered the role of Kraven the Hunter in his own solo film.
www.theilluminerdi.com
There is rumors out there now that Keanu Reeves has been offered the role of Kraven the Hunter. While I originally wanted Luke Evans in the role, its hard to argue too much about seeing Keanu in any role. Only thing that would be slightly disappointing is the fact that I'd prefer Keanu as some type of hero down the road rather than a villain.
For having his own film ala Joker, I think it’s a solid idea.Keanu Reeves Formally Offered The Role of Kraven The Hunter In Solo Film: Exclusive - THE ILLUMINERDI
Sony's Spider-Man universe continues to grow as Keanu Reeves has officially been offered the role of Kraven the Hunter in his own solo film.
There is rumors out there now that Keanu Reeves has been offered the role of Kraven the Hunter. While I originally wanted Luke Evans in the role, its hard to argue too much about seeing Keanu in any role. Only thing that would be slightly disappointing is the fact that I'd prefer Keanu as some type of hero down the road rather than a villain.
Keanu Reeves Formally Offered The Role of Kraven The Hunter In Solo Film: Exclusive - THE ILLUMINERDI
Sony's Spider-Man universe continues to grow as Keanu Reeves has officially been offered the role of Kraven the Hunter in his own solo film.
There is rumors out there now that Keanu Reeves has been offered the role of Kraven the Hunter. While I originally wanted Luke Evans in the role, its hard to argue too much about seeing Keanu in any role. Only thing that would be slightly disappointing is the fact that I'd prefer Keanu as some type of hero down the road rather than a villain.
Sounds like Keanu passed on Kraven months ago. From a Disney "Insider" Blogger:
Disney+ currently at 94.9 million subscribers. That was the number as of Jan 2, and does not account for any new subscribers that may have signed up for WandaVision.
At the launch of Disney+, Disney announced that they hoped to reach 90 million subscribers in 4 years, and they eclipsed that number in just 14 months. They have revised that goal to reach 230-260 million subscribers by 2024.
Whispers are that Disney is using Raya and the Last Dragon, which will be same day launch in theaters and Premier Access on Disney+, as a test to see if Black Widow will need to do the same. Black Widow is still set for a theatrical release only, but it appears that Disney is still flexible on that as well as the May release date:
variety.com
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www.theverge.com
At the launch of Disney+, Disney announced that they hoped to reach 90 million subscribers in 4 years, and they eclipsed that number in just 14 months. They have revised that goal to reach 230-260 million subscribers by 2024.
Whispers are that Disney is using Raya and the Last Dragon, which will be same day launch in theaters and Premier Access on Disney+, as a test to see if Black Widow will need to do the same. Black Widow is still set for a theatrical release only, but it appears that Disney is still flexible on that as well as the May release date:
Disney Still Plans to Release ‘Black Widow’ Theatrically, CEO Bob Chapek Says
Disney CEO Bob Chapek debunked speculation that "Black Widow" may debut on the Disney Plus streaming service.
variety.com
Disney Plus hits 94.9 million subscribers, beating its four-year goal in 14 months
Streaming is up, but Disney is still struggling with its theme parks, thanks to COVID-19.
CycloneErik
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Disney+ currently at 94.9 million subscribers. That was the number as of Jan 2, and does not account for any new subscribers that may have signed up for WandaVision.
At the launch of Disney+, Disney announced that they hoped to reach 90 million subscribers in 4 years, and they eclipsed that number in just 14 months. They have revised that goal to reach 230-260 million subscribers by 2024.
Whispers are that Disney is using Raya and the Last Dragon, which will be same day launch in theaters and Premier Access on Disney+, as a test to see if Black Widow will need to do the same. Black Widow is still set for a theatrical release only, but it appears that Disney is still flexible on that as well as the May release date:
Disney Still Plans to Release ‘Black Widow’ Theatrically, CEO Bob Chapek Says
Disney CEO Bob Chapek debunked speculation that "Black Widow" may debut on the Disney Plus streaming service.
Disney Plus hits 94.9 million subscribers, beating its four-year goal in 14 months
Streaming is up, but Disney is still struggling with its theme parks, thanks to COVID-19.
I'll pay a fee to watch Black Widow at home.
Disney+ currently at 94.9 million subscribers. That was the number as of Jan 2, and does not account for any new subscribers that may have signed up for WandaVision.
At the launch of Disney+, Disney announced that they hoped to reach 90 million subscribers in 4 years, and they eclipsed that number in just 14 months. They have revised that goal to reach 230-260 million subscribers by 2024.
Whispers are that Disney is using Raya and the Last Dragon, which will be same day launch in theaters and Premier Access on Disney+, as a test to see if Black Widow will need to do the same. Black Widow is still set for a theatrical release only, but it appears that Disney is still flexible on that as well as the May release date:
Disney Still Plans to Release ‘Black Widow’ Theatrically, CEO Bob Chapek Says
Disney CEO Bob Chapek debunked speculation that "Black Widow" may debut on the Disney Plus streaming service.
Disney Plus hits 94.9 million subscribers, beating its four-year goal in 14 months
Streaming is up, but Disney is still struggling with its theme parks, thanks to COVID-19.
The pandemic has a good deal to do with the subscription rate, I'd think.
Absolutely i think it’s all forced a shift that was inevitably coming anyway. I like movie theaters for big blockbusters but have little desire to see dramas and romcoms there. If I can watch movies at home on a big screen I’ll keep going with it.
If 10% of Disney+ subscribers were to pay premier access ($29.99) for Black Widow it would come out to $284 million which would rank #16 (out of 24) for domestic MCU releases. Pair that with box office numbers and I think Disney would be foolish not to try it.
CycloneErik
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And now that there's been a large gap between Marvel movies, 10% doesn't seem that difficult to attain.
