Richard Nebens
Writer and Editor at The Direct
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3 days ago |
thedirect.com | Richard Nebens
To celebrate the 17 years of MCU history and the franchise's latest release, OG star Robert Downey Jr. shared a special call with Marvel Studios' newest leading star. Downey is showing no signs of slowing down with Marvel Studios, now taking on a role as Doctor Doom after leading the way as Tony Stark for more than a decade. Now, always one to propel the next generation forward, he is taking a moment to hype up what the MCU has to offer next.
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4 days ago |
thedirect.com | Richard Nebens
Marvel Studios reportedly made a last-minute change to its next movie, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which is not to the liking of many MCU fans. After a string of releases from the MCU that have not gotten great reviews, The Fantastic Four is already building hype as the next big winner for Marvel. However, not everything coming out of reports on the film has been all positive. A recent update for The Fantastic Four: First Steps indicated the movie has a runtime of 1 hour and 55 minutes.
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4 days ago |
thedirect.com | Richard Nebens
Phase 5 of the MCU is set to end behind an epic villain team-up in Marvel Studios' second live-action Disney+ show of 2025. The Multiverse Saga's second phase featured a new round of powerful and scary antagonists, both on the big and small screen, along with veterans and newcomers from the hero side. That trend will continue as the MCU has a brand-new unit ready to arrive. Marvel Studios released a new spot for Ironheart featuring a team of MCU villains.
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4 days ago |
thedirect.com | Richard Nebens
Ahead of Ironheart's upcoming debut on Disney, critics have seen their first look at the new series, sharing wildly mixed reactions to the newest MCU project. Starring Dominique Thorne as Riri Williams, Ironheart will be the final series in Marvel Studios' Phase 5 slate, giving fans a new look at the Chicago youngster as her solo journey continues.
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4 days ago |
thedirect.com | Richard Nebens
A supporting star from DC Studios' Superman, who previously appeared in a Marvel movie, addressed the controversial death of his Marvel hero years after it came to pass. As James Gunn's DCU gets set for its theatrical start, the franchise will include multiple stars who have ties to both Marvel and DC, some of whom played characters that did not get the most satisfying ending.
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