Well, it’s official: Captain America: Brave New World is a dud with the third-worst second-weekend drop in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s (MCU) 17-year history. Between week one and week two, Brave New World dropped 68 percent, which is third only to The Marvels, which lost 78 percent of its audience, and Ant-Man and the Wasp:
Nolte: ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Suffers Third Worst Box Office Drop in Marvel History
February 25, 2025 by
Nolte: Marvel, ‘Star Wars’ Shows Losing Popularity on Disney+
September 17, 2024 by
Disney+/Lucasfilm The black and rotted heart of the Disney Grooming Syndicate’s streaming outlet, Disney+, has been its Marvel and Star Wars programs. The latest data reveals that those widely ridiculed streaming series are dropping in popularity. “Disney+ is experiencing diminishing returns from its high-profile Star Wars live-action series,” writes the Wrap. “[T]he most recent live-action Star
Nolte: Flailing Woke Marvel Lays Off Staff, Says It Will Reduce Output
April 18, 2024 by
Marvel Studios The Disney Grooming Syndicate’s flailing Marvel division laid off 15 staffers this week, reports the far-left Variety. “The layoffs were predicated,” the report adds, “by the overall reduction in Marvel’s slate of film and TV titles after the challenges of the 2023 releases led the company to reassess the rapid increase in productions
Kenneth Mitchell, ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ and ‘Captain Marvel’ star, dead at 49 from ALS
February 25, 2024 by
Actor Kenneth Mitchell — known for his roles in “Star Trek: Discovery” and “Captain Marvel” — died on Saturday at age 49 following a five-year battle with ALS. “With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Kenneth Alexander Mitchell, beloved father, husband, brother, uncle, son and dear friend,” his family wrote in a statement shared […]
Bob Iger Admits Disney “Made Too Many” Marvel Sequels – But Blames ‘The Marvels’ Poor Box Office Performance On A Lack Of “Supervision On The Set”
December 1, 2023 by
Disney CEO Bob Iger has some ideas about what led to the The Marvels‘ lackluster performance at the box office last month. While speaking at The New York Times’ DealBook Summit earlier this week, Iger explained that the movie was “shot during Covid,” which meant “there wasn’t as much supervision on the set, so to […]
Nolte: Woke Marvel Turned ‘Blade’ Into Women’s Film ‘Filled with Life Lessons’
November 8, 2023 by
Twentieth Century Fox The Disney Grooming Syndicate had originally planned to release Marvel’s reboot of Blade this year. You won’t believe the madness that has held it up. Actually, you will… As we all know, Marvel’s biggest problem is that it is dying due to its affirmative action programs. Rather than making universal entertainment for
‘Barry’ Recap: An Oscar-Winning Director Sells Out to Marvel
May 1, 2023 by
Barry has majorly upped its cameo game for this fourth and final season. As if casting one iconic auteur wasn’t enough—Guillermo del Toro, come back!—Bill Hader has now brought in another Oscar-winning director.This time, it’s Sian Heder who joins the Barryverse, making an appearance as herself in Sunday’s episode, “it takes a psycho.” But this
Nolte: Marvel Fires Exec Who Pushed Disastrous Trans Agenda
April 2, 2023 by
Jesse Grant/Getty Images for Disney Marvel Studios has fired Victoria Alonso a mere ten months after promoting her to President of Physical, Post Production, VFX, and Animation, or The PPPPVA. “She is one of the most dynamic, candid, and accessible executives in the industry, and we’re thrilled that she’ll continue to be by our side in
James Cameron Says ‘I Can Relate’ to Marvel Villain Thanos Killing Billions of People
March 4, 2023 by
Avatar director James Cameron, a climate change activist, said he can “relate to” Marvel villain Thanos’ plan to kill billions upon billions of people as well as other creatures in the universe for the sake of population control. In the Avengers finale, Thanos famously wanted to destroy half of the universe’s population to preserve its
Independence Day: Marvel Comics Makes Captain America Say American Dream ‘Is a Lie’
July 4, 2021 by
Just ahead of Independence Day, Marvel Comics featured a new Captain America issue in which the Captain slams the American dream as a false promise. The first issue of the new series, “The United States of Captain America,” by writer Christopher Cantwell, was published on June 30, only four days before the country traditionally celebrates…
