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GIVEAWAY: AVENGERS – INFINITY WAR!

August 8, 2018 by Steve Norton 17 Comments

The War has begun…

In Avengers: Infinity War, Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk and the rest of the Avengers unite to battle their most powerful enemy yet — the evil Thanos. On a mission to collect all six Infinity Stones, Thanos plans to use the artifacts to inflict his twisted will on reality. The fate of the planet and existence itself has never been more uncertain as everything the Avengers have fought for has led up to this moment.

The winner will receive a copy of the Avengers: Infinity War 4K Ultra HD/Blu-ray Combo Steelbook Edition.

To enter, simply like or share our post on Facebook and answer the following question in the comment section: Which Infinity Stone (Time, Space, Soul, Power, Mind or Reality) would you use first and how?

For a bonus entry, like or share the post on Twitter and Instagram.

All entries must be completed by 11:59pm on Monday, August 13th, 2018.

 

Avengers: Infinity War will be unleashed on Blu-Ray on Tuesday, August 14th, 2018

Filed Under: Film, Giveaways Tagged With: Avengers, Avengers: Infinity War, Black Widow, Captain America, Hulk, Infinity Stones, Infinity War, Iron Man, Kevin Feige, MCU, Russo Brothers, spider-man, spiderman, Thanos, Thor

Avengers Infinity War: The Hype is Real! (Spoiler Free)

April 28, 2018 by Arnaldo Reyes 4 Comments

It’s hard to believe when you look back at it that it has been 10 years since Marvel Studios–then on its own–embarked on a bold strategy to change cinematic storytelling as we knew it. What started in 2008 with Iron Man has evolved into what can arguably be called the standard of superhero film-making. Of course, during that time, many of the films have fallen between OK to amazing in terms of quality. Lately, the box office tallies have been record breaking (Wakanda Forever!). So, after 10 years, and the much anticipated Thanos showdown with the entire MCU, it is of no surprise that this weekend Marvel will shatter even more records. Still, the question remains whether or not the film actually lives up to the hype?

Ever since the first Avengers film, Thanos has been a lingering threat. Slowly, Marvel has moved towards the inevitable collision with the Mad Titan and we had to wait until now for, as Bobby Bouche’s mom tells him, “The chickens [to finally]come to home to roost.” I can say that, for the second film in a row, Marvel has knocked it out of the park with their villain (something they haven’t been able to do since Loki). Like Killmonger, Thanos comes off as a villain whose motive actually makes sense though in the mind of a mad man, it is insane. Josh Brolin is exceptional in this role, and we are given a character in Thanos who is not just menacing and powerful, but even almost relatable. In the midst of a high pace edge of your seat film, The Russo brothers were able to inject just enough of Thanos’ background to give us a glimpse into what makes this madman tick. If not for the fact that he wants to wipe out half the universe without remorse, one might almost feel bad for him. When Infinity War was over, I was left speechless and in awe and Thanos was a big reason as to why.

One of the questions many had going into the film is how managing all these characters in one film would work. There are some things that I question, but overall the Russo brothers did a great job in putting together a film that balanced the characters extremely well. Not an easy task, that’s for sure! There was balance between character screen time, pace, seriousness, and humor. Like most Marvel films, you find your self laughing out loud at parts, edge of your seat for some, and even tears for others. All emotions are tapped and some for the most unexpected of characters. From the ego filled banter of Tony and Dr. Strange; the camaraderie of Thor and Rocket; the respect of T’Challa and Captain America; to the relationships that take center stage of the film, each character gets a moment to shine like we know they can (even teenage Groot). My only gripe in relation to the characters has to do with a missing person, and what I consider a cop out near the end of the film. Outside of that, the film handled the balancing act very well.

From the start, this film was intense with a splash of fun added in for good measure. It truly brought the past 10 years of Marvel films together while showing us what heroism is. From the start, the heroes were over-matched and outgunned, as it should be. The children of Thanos (Black Dwarf, Proxima Midnight, Ebony Maw, and Corvis Claive) were a handful for our heroes on their own. From the beginning, we witnessed the power of Thanos. Still, similar to the scene in Captain America: The First Avenger, where a puny Steve Rogers is getting beat up and continues to get up, the heroes stood up to fight. We see that no matter what the enemy throws at us, we need to stand firm and fight. In the end, although we may be broken, battered, shattered, and feel like the world as we know it is ending, we can look to the horizon and realize there is still hope.

Avengers: Infinity War not only lives up to the hype, but I believe it may even shatter some expectations. There are story points that not even the cast knew would happen until they actually watched the film. The ending will leave the audience speechless, and some bold decisions might make some fans unhappy. However, in the end, this is what makes the film work. It stayed on point, never drifted away from what it wanted to do, and delivered what may one day be considered one of the best superhero films of all time. Avengers 4 comes out next year, and it has a lot to live up to.

Personally, I hope the Russo brothers can deliver again.

P.S. The film has no mid-credit scene. Though, there is a post-credit scene that really Marvels…

 

Filed Under: Film, Reviews Tagged With: Avengers, Avengers: Infinity War, Black Panther, Captain America, Guardians of the Galaxy, Iron Man, Loki, Thanos, Thor

GIVEAWAY: Infinity War Lego Set!

April 28, 2018 by Steve Norton 2 Comments

Now, you can assemble the Avengers yourself!

In Avengers: Infinity War, Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk and the rest of the team unite to battle their most powerful enemy yet — the evil Thanos. On a mission to collect all six Infinity Stones, Thanos plans to use the artifacts to inflict his twisted will on reality. The fate of the planet and existence itself has never been more uncertain as everything the Avengers have fought for has led up to this moment.

In honour of the biggest action epic of all time, we’re giving away the brand new official Lego set, “Thor’s Weapon Quest”, featuring Thor, Rocket and Groot!

(Incidentally, click the links to check out our interviews with actors Sean Gunn (who plays Rocket) and Terry Notary (who plays Groot.)

To enter, simply like or share this post on Facebook and tell us in the comments section which Avenger you think is the most like you and why?

For a bonus entry, like or retweet this post on Twitter or Instagram.

All entries must be completed by 11:59pm on Thursday, May 3rd, 2018.

 

Avengers: Infinity War will be unleashed in theatres on April 27th, 2018

Filed Under: Featured, Film, Giveaways Tagged With: Avengers, Groot, Guardians of the Galaxy, Infinity War, Iron Man, Marvel, MCU, Rocket Raccoon, Sean Gunn, superhero film, Thanos, Thor

Thor Ragnarok: Lies Destroy

March 13, 2018 by Arnaldo Reyes 2 Comments

The Marvel Cinematic Universe continues Phase 3 with the third solo film of Thor. The first Thor film was good, not great, but good. The second film was a big disappointment and a missed opportunity with one of Thor’s comic based greatest foes in Malekith. In Thor: Ragnarok, we get arguably the best film out of the three and Chris Hemsworth’s best performance to date. But does that make it a great film?

I guess it depends on you are as a viewer (I’ll get to that later).

At the end of Age of Ultron, we discover that Thor was in search for the Infinity Stones and the crazy dreams about the destruction of Asgard tells us what it means. This is where Ragnarok starts, as Thor gives us an introduction of what he’s been doing. Ultimately, he’s been trying to prevent Ragnarok from happening. Upon his return to Asgard, he finds Loki still pretending to be Odin and he exposes him. They then go looking for Odin who Loki put in a nursing home in New York. With the help of Dr. Strange, Thor and Loki get to Odin where the truth is revealed: Thor cannot stop Ragnarok because Hela (Cate Blanchett),the Goddess of Death, is coming. In their initial confrontation with her, they didn’t stand a chance and from there the race to stop Hela begins.

The other part of the film focuses on another Avenger who went missing after Age of Ultron, and that is Dr. Banner aka Hulk. Taking from the famed comic Planet Hulk storyline, Hulk is on a planet called Sakaar where he is a champion gladiator. Thor arrives and is forced to face him, all the while trying to escape and get back to Asgard.

As I said above, the film is the best version of Thor to date. It’s exciting and fun with great special effects and the Marvel staple of humor. It’s the type of film that shows where MCU is going, as they move towards a more ‘Guardians of the Galaxy-type’ loose fun adventure. (In fact, the opening sequence is a page out of James Gunn and the Guardians films in that it really lets you know that you’re in for a good time. The characters were great, and finally Hulk was given a personality rather than being portrayed as just a giant ape-like monster.

Of course, there are still those out there that won’t like it. I can see where many will think “nothing new here, same Marvel style film, bored of the formula, etc.” when they are looking for something different. For instance, my favorite film in the MCU is Winter Soldier because it is the one film that deviated from the formula and got it right, while others failed when they tried (Thor: The Dark World). But again, this film is extremely fun and definitely a good time for everyone.

However, and this probably the fanboy in me, I still left disappointed. Not because the film wasn’t fun, but because it left me wanting more. Hela was a formidable villain but I just didn’t get enough of her or the details of her background. I felt that I got two great stories crammed together and leaving me unsatisfied. Planet Hulk is one of the greatest Hulk stories in comics and this did it no justice. I would rather a full movie that stars this version of the Hulk (you know, the one with a personality) that details how he got to Sakaar and his rise in the gladiator world while working to liberate it. The film went too fast in parts where I wanted it to slow down and too slow in parts where I wanted it to speed up. By putting the story of Ragnarok and Planet Hulk together, we were cheated of great opportunities to flesh out the characters of Hela and Valkyrie as well as seeing Hulk as he should be and not just a mindless brute.

The one thing the film does well is in its message. Lies destroy, and Ragnarok came because of lies. In fact, most of Thor’s journey through all three films have come with him discovering the lies and sins of his father coming back to haunt him. Sin is a fickle thing. The Bible says that the wages of sin is death, and in this case it really was. Many times we fail to realize that the consequences of our actions don’t just affect us, but can affect those around us as well. It trickles down to our children, our friends and the world around us. Loki says it best when he tells Thor that, “it doesn’t feel good to find out you’ve been lied to your whole life”. Of course, his actions didn’t help in the matter. But the great thing about family curses is that all it takes is one to finally step up and put an end to it. In this film, it wasn’t just Thor taking that stand, but many of the characters needed to search within themselves and find redemption. Instead of running away from the problem, they must confront it and overcome it. A lesson we can all learn is that, to be worthy, we need to just simply believe in ourselves and do what is right.

Special features on the Marvel Studios Combo Blu-ray pack include “Getting in Touch with your Inner Thor” and “Unstoppable Women: Hela & Valkyrie.” There are deleted scenes, a gag reel, the director’s commentary, and the exclusive short, “Team Darryl.” Thanks to the Multi-Screen Edition, you can watch the film anywhere. 

Filed Under: Film, Reviews Tagged With: Hela, Hulk, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios, Planet Hulk, Ragnarok, Thor, Thor: Ragnarok, Valkyrie

4.05 Tackling THOR: RAGNAROK

November 12, 2017 by Steve Norton Leave a Comment

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This week, while Steve is away, the Levac’s will play! ScreenFish’r Julie Levac and her husband, Paul step into the arena to battle over Marvel’s latest entry, THOR: RAGNAROK! With the end of the world fast approaching, the God of Thunder turns to… comedy? While it’s getting great reviews across the board, this is certainly a different feel for the Thor franchise… but is there more behind the laughs?

A special thanks to Julie and Paul for taking the reigns!

Filed Under: Film, Podcast Tagged With: Cate Blanchett, Chris Hemsworth, Thor, Thor: Ragnarok, Tom Hiddleston

Dr. Strange – It’s Not About you

November 4, 2016 by Arnaldo Reyes Leave a Comment

doctorstrangeThe Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) expands once again with the addition of Dr. Stephen Strange.

Dr. Strange brings us to a world of magic within the MCU that has been hinted at but never actually seen. Although we’ve heard his name before (Captain America: Winter Soldier), Stephen Strange had never been featured onscreen and now, finally, he makes his debut. In the comics, he is known as the Sorceror Supreme and carries a heavy burden of keeping our world and reality safe from the threats that others like the Avengers cannot see. However, Dr. Strange wasn’t always a believer of the spiritual and the mystical and that’s where this film begins.

Dr. Strange is an origin story that carries a similar feel to it as the film that started it all, Iron Man. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) is a man at the top of his profession who only thinks of himself. What a personal tragedy changes the way he sees the world, he begins a journey to find the true purpose of life.

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Dr. Strange features amazing Inception-like visuals that takes us into uncharted territory for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. A number of different supernatural elements have been introduced throughout the Marvel films in recent years. In Thor, we first heard of the 9 realms. The Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy introduced the idea of aliens and space. The series has also introduced us to the idea of the all-powerful Infinity Stones, eventually leading us to 2018’s Avengers: Infinity War (and Thanos, biggest of the bass). In Dr. Strange, we get to explore the ‘multiverse’, or the manner in which different dimensions intertwine with (and even on top of) each other. Of course, it wouldn’t be a Marvel film with out the adventure, a bad guy trying to destroy the world and a sense of humor that seems to hit at just the right moments.

With all that said, I believe that Dr. Strange is a good film–but not a great film. Visually, it’s stunning (except I felt that the climax was a let down). Story-wise, I felt it was average given that we’ve seen this before (and, frankly, done much better). I feel like they rushed his mystical progress and I would’ve preferred to see Strange “earn” it just a little more. (In fact, several years back, there was an animated film that, despite it’s faults, actually told the story of his journey to master the mystic arts more effectively than this film.) Personally, I feel that, by going big on the visuals, they took a little bit off on the storytelling, making the overall film just good and not great–and it could have been great. Benedict Cumberbatch did an amazing job as Dr. Stephen Strange. At any given moment, he was both charismatic and funny, compelling and arrogant and, in the end, embodied the character very well. However, the rest of the cast were mostly mediocre, leaving few memorable moments. In addition, the villain  really fell short to my expectations (almost to the level of Galactus in the second Fantastic Four film).

ancient one astral punch“Arrogance and fear still keep you from learning the simplest and most significant lesson of all… It’s not about you” -The Ancient One

In many ways, Strange’s journey is similar to many of ours as so much from this story applies to real life. Most of the time, our pride, our fears, our knowledge (or lack thereof) drive us and guide us. The reality is, there is so much more that we can tap into spiritually if we just surrender ourselves. There is a perfect plan and perfect path laid out for us but we just have to open our eyes and open our hearts. Jesus says in Matthew 16:24-25 “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take up his cross and follow me. For whoever would save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will find it.” It’s not an easy thing to do, and its something we have to do daily. Still, when we finally realize that our lives are not about us, we can freely open our hearts to Jesus and find that what we thought was the perfect life was actually far from it.

Dr. Strange is a film that I wish would have challenged the main character a little bit more in order to reach his inevitable potential. However, the visuals and overall film are good enough and therefore watchable.

Just maybe not at premium price.

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Filed Under: Film, Reviews Tagged With: Avengers, Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejofor, Disney, Dr. Strange, Mads Mikkelsen, magic, Marvel, Marvel Studios, Scott Derrickson, Thor, Tilda Swinton

College of William & Mary’s Ashley Miller on Superheroes, Stories, & Success

October 25, 2016 by Jacob Sahms Leave a Comment

millerWhat happens when you gather the minds behind films like L.A. Confidential, Thelma & Louise, Groundhog Day, Guardians of the Galaxy, The Silence of the Lambs, In the Name of the Father, and Apollo 13? You get a stunning set of interviews about what it means to tell stories, change culture, and create new ways of thinking.

Ashley Miller, a College of William & Mary alum who has written X-Men: First Class and Thor, can claim some credit in the new generation of superhero films. In the new book by the Austin Film Festival, On Story – Screenwriters and Filmmakers on Their Iconic Films, editors Barbara Morgan and Maya Perez collect an A-list group of filmmakers to compare notes and share from their experience. In between the release of the book and 2017’s Power Rangers, ScreenFish connected with Miller to talk about the new book, loving superheroes, and telling stories.

Miller, an English major at W&M, said that he was potentially better off because the school didn’t have a screenwriting program. “I studied renaissance lit in school,” he shared. “I was always a writer, ever since I was tiny. I love to tell stories and wrote them down. Honestly, I didn’t really know what I wanted to do when I grew up. It took me awhile even after college.”

“I was out in the world a solid six years before I came out to LA. That particular education at W&M was great prep because it honed my creative skills and honed my analytical skills. I discover reasons every day for why those skills are important. It’s just that my story is not the usual trip through USC or UCLA.”

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Now, Miller is one of the leading voices in supehero-related storytelling. Joining Michael Green, Nicole Perlman, and Álvaro Rodríg, Miller’s thoughts on superhero films were included in the chapter, “I am Groot.” Our conversation turned to the importance of those heroic stories, both on the printed page and the silver screen. I asked Miller why the superhero films were finally having a relevant response in general audiences everywhere, and when the tide changed.

“I think superheroes would’ve spoken to anyone who would have bothered to open the page and consider what they were looking at. I think the barrier is sometimes the perception of the medium,” Miller mused. “Part of why they weren’t translated to film was generational; some of it was cost and risk. It was nearly unachievable as a task of production. It wasn’t until the Batman films became successful that they permeated the general populace. With the exception of Batman & Robin, the films were pretty good on their own.”

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Miller’s knowledge about the stories in various forms became abundantly obvious as his answers included not only anecdotal historical evidence but also pop culture geek nostalgia.

“Marvel and DC were hanging on by a thread as comic book companies fifteen years ago, having rough times. The comic book readership goes up and down; these things move in cycles. But if you walked down the street wearing an Iron Man t-shirt fifteen years ago, even ten years ago, no one knew who Iron Man was. Iron Man! So walking around with a Thor t-shirt was even more unheard of. [The transition to movies] needs several billion dollars worth of marketing to get people past that in perception, to understand what they were about, so people can understand how these stories matter.”

When, I asked, did Miller think the change came? Was it Burton’s Batman, Nolan’s Batman, or something earlier?

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“Superman the Movie was a transcendental moment in film in terms of film’s relationships with comic books,” Miller proposed. “It took another twenty years, maybe less, if you look at the mini-boom in the 1990s, that showed people that comic book characters could be taken seriously. Even though it’s campy in some moments toward the end of the film, by the time you get there, you are so in with Clark Kent, and you believe that a man could fly. That’s the bar they had to meet. I think Tim Burton’s Batman raised it again to show people what these stories could mean.”

“The next watershed was Bryan Singer’s X-Men films and Sam Raimi’s Spiderman, which made Marvel’s last decade possible. It made FOX’s success with X-Men possible,” Miller continued. With growing enthusiasm, he remembered, “Fox wasn’t convinced it was going to be a hit. People believed in it but didn’t know what the audiences would do with it. I’d put those films together as the things that have redefined what people think of superhero movies.”

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As our time came to a close, I asked Miller what we might expect from his next film, Power Rangers, which is expected in 2017. As I write this, I have two boys at home who are hoping that the film will be made for them.

“Ideally, the finished film is aimed at a wide audience,” Miller explained. “We have saying, that we’re aiming for a “4Q” film, the four quadrants or the bullseye. It’s the kind of film the studio prefers to hit when it’s spending $150 million! I would hope that you, and both of your sons, would enjoy the film, but on different levels.”

Miller clearly knows his stuff, as do the host of other filmmakers in On Story – Screenwriters and Filmmakers on Their Iconic Films, available now.

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Filed Under: Current Events, Editorial, Featured, Film, Interviews Tagged With: Ashley Miller, Power Rangers, superheroes, Thor, William & Mary, X-Men First Class

Comic-Con International

July 21, 2016 by Arnaldo Reyes Leave a Comment

comic-con-2016It used to be that when you mentioned Comic-Con, it was only referencing San Diego. However, in the past decade, pop culture has evolved and, with so many “comic-con’s”, one has to be more specific.

Comic-Con International is THE Comic-Con.

There isn’t any that actually comes close to the massive convention that takes over San Diego, CA every year. As the gaming industry and Hollywood have jumped on board, the Con has developed and now focuses on more than just comics making it a behomoth of a convention. In fact, Comic-Con International has grown so large that the San Diego Convention Center can no longer contain it, spilling into the streets and nearby hotels in downtown San Diego (even the San Diego Public Library has panels this year!).

Since we all know how big it’s become, let’s get to what we can expect this year. Due to personal reasons, I can’t make it to the event this time (my nice Walking Dead press badge is sitting on my kitchen table), but I am more than happy to share what I know and what to expect each day.

Outside of Twitter and Facebook, you can follow live from Comic-Con from the likes of ScreenJunkies Central (YouTube), Marvel.com/sdcc2016, twitch.tv/skybound, and comic-conhq.com. Some will be comics related, others movies and shows, and some breaking news as they come.

Whether you are attending Comic-Con, or following from afar, here is what you can keep an eye out for this weekend when it comes to movies and TV.

Thursday:

luke-cageExpect news and chatter from CBS Tevlevision presentation early in the day. However, even with Dreamworks presenting on the first day, I expect most of the news and conversation will be from Netflix/Marvel Luke Cage series. That panel is near the end of the day, so expect news, descriptions of footage and how the series can stack up next to Daredevil and Jessica Jones.

Friday:

Marvel’s Agents of Shield will be on hand discussing what happened in Season 3 and also what to expect in Season 4 (perhaps a fiery skull faced motorcycle rider?)

As great as that news might be, the big guns of TV will take center stage on Friday as The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones will be the talk of Hall H.

Also, Friday evening is the world premiere of WB/DC Animated Batman: The Killing Joke that sees the return of Mark Hamill as The Joker, Kevin Conroy as Batman, and Tara Strong as Batgirl/Barbara Gordon. This title remains a very popular comic book that many fans have been clamoring for, and one of the few Joker origin stories that many refer back to. Batman: The Killing Joke will also have a one-time theatrical debut on Monday July 25 or, if you don’t have tickets, you can also wait until it comes out on digital or Blu-ray.

Saturday:

wwssAs the biggest day of the event. If you are in San Diego, this has to be the one day where you looked at the schedule and channeled your inner Luke Skywalker “NOOOOOOOOOO”. For TV shows, the day features: Once Upon a Time; Supergirl; Flash; Arrow; Vampire Diaries; Grimm; DC’s Legends of Tomorrow. That is one heck of a lineup all in Ballroom 20. So expect announcements and confirmations all throughout the day. One thing I’m looking out for with these, are the rumors true that Batwoman and Oracle will be debuting on season 2 of Supergirl? We shall see!

Well, the TV shows are just the appetizer. Saturday is the big Hall H day as well. Warner Bros. will start the day off with a monstrous 3 hour slot that includes Wonder Woman, Suicide Squad, Lego Batman, King Arthur and Kong: Skull Island. One film that’s surprisingly missing though is Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. One would think that bringing back the world of Harry Potter would be a no brainer, but the film does not appear on their schedule. Either way, Wonder Bros. is sure to have the talk of the day.

Star Trek, which had their premiere Wednesday evening, has the unfortunate task of following Warner Bros. After them, it’s a 30th anniversay panel of Aliens, and one of the most recent popular additions is Entertainment Weekly’s Women who Kick Ass.

strange-1However, the final big presentation of the day belongs to Marvel Studios. We are for certain that Dr. Strange and Guardians of the Galaxy 2 will be shown. Fans can also expect something from Thor: Ragnarok, as well as possible details on Black Panther film and of course, Spiderman: Homecoming. Marvel never dissappoints, so stay tuned Saturday night as I’m sure social media will be on a frenzy over what happened at the Marvel Studios presentation.

Sunday:

This is the “Get the last deals before you leave” day… but contrary to popular belief, there are still panels.

Hungover from his Marvel Studios Dr. Strange panel the night before, Benedict Cumberbatch will be on hand for Sherlock, followed by Supernatural. And well, actually, that’s it, so maybe Sunday is deals day!

Well, there you have it, what to expect this weekend. Follow ScreenFish on Facebook as we will try to share any breaking news we hear.

 

 

 

Filed Under: Current Events, Film, News, Television Tagged With: Arrow, Black Panther, Comic-Con, Comic-Con 2016, Dr. Strange, Marvel, San Diego, Supergirl, The Flash, Thor, Warner Bros., Wonder Woman

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