In 1998, Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch introduced the Authority, a new supehero team with one goal: to build a better world. And with members like Apollo, the Doctor, and Jenny Sparks, the Authority had the ability to do it. Moreover, because they existed in the WildStorm Universe and not the DC Universe, no one […] The post James Gunn Confirms The Authority Isn’t Coming to the DCU, Yet appeared first on Den of Geek.
“Every mystery forms a complex web,” monologues Nicolas Cage in the newest Spider-Noir trailer. He’s not kidding. Even with the several teasers and images already released for the Prime Video and MGM+ spinoff of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, questions surround Spider-Noir. We know that Cage plays private investigator Ben Reilly instead of Peter Parker, breaking […] The post Spider-Noir Trailer Confirms Big Change From Classic Spider-Man appeared first on Den of Geek.
Movies tend to try and remain in theatres for as long as possible, or at least, as long as it remains profitable. But of course, for every success story there are ones filled with backlash, controversy and the need to reduce (or outright remove) time spent in cinemas. These are the films that, due to their content, were removed from theaters shortly after release. Not all stories are worldwide, since censorship does not work the same way everywhere. But they all present the same tale: sometimes, there are tales too controversial to be told. The post 15 Movies That Were Pulled from Theaters Right After Release appeared first on Den of Geek.
Plot holes tend to be the reason movies are ruined for a lot of viewers, reducing a masterpiece to dust in their eyes. However, certain films are so good, so groundbreaking in their premise, that we allow them to make some ‘mistakes’ in the name of filmmaking. After all, to err is human. Pointing plot holes remains, as we know, incredibly entertaining, but this selection isn’t meant to criticize. We point at these movies with the utmost affection, signaling that not everything needs to be raised to the ultimate standards; it’s ok to make mistakes, as long as there is passion at work. The post 15 Big Plot Holes Nobody Actually Cares About appeared first on Den of Geek.
When movies are crafted with expertise, certain details can fly by our heads and we don’t even notice. Of course, part of us does notice, which leads to feelings of dread or discomfort that are hard to describe. Well, the reason was the movie itself all along, hiding horrible details for our brain to register. Some eagle-eyed viewers spot these moments on a first watch, but most of the time, they are moments that are meant to be reframed once something is revealed. The best way to enjoy these scenes, once you know what’s going on, is to rewatch the film and enjoy it with different eyes. The post 15 Unsettling Movie Facts You May Not Have Noticed Before appeared first on Den of Geek.
The world of The Boys seemed to be expanding rapidly for a while. The mothership series kept getting early renewals, and two spinoff shows soon arrived on Prime Video. There was The Boys Presents: Diabolical, an animated anthology show, and Gen V, a live-action project focusing on the lives of college-aged Supes at Godolkin University. […] The post The Boys Franchise Is at a Crossroads After Gen V’s Cancellation appeared first on Den of Geek.
Acting requires a lot of sacrifice, particularly for actors that want to give their all to a role. But what does ‘all’ mean? Well, in some cases, it quite literally means all they have to give, leaving actors and performers with nothing to go home with. These are the celebrities that left blood, sweat and tears on the line, later regretting it, wondering if it was all worth it. Mental and physical health was sacrificed in the name of a role, something that, for many, might just be too much to give. The post 15 Actors Who Later Regretted How Much They Gave to a Role appeared first on Den of Geek.
A picture is emerging of Daredevil: Born Again’s ratings, and it isn’t a particularly good one. The first season had a solid but comparatively low-key launch in Marvel terms, snagging 7.5 million views in its first five days. Previous MCU series Agatha All Along hit 9.3 million views in its first week on Disney+, so […] The post Why Aren’t More People Watching Daredevil: Born Again? appeared first on Den of Geek.
What qualifies as a “punchable” character? Well, as you may all know, it is a character in a film whose role is to infuriate the audience. Through a combination of script, direction and performance, these characters are brought to life so efficiently, that we wished they were real so we could smack them. It goes without saying, but we mean no harm to the actors. They just did their job a little bit too well, and they didn’t do it alone. It is what they fictionally represent that rubs audiences in a certain way, and makes them memorable in the most violent of ways. The post The 15 Most “Punchable” Movie Characters of All Time appeared first on Den of Geek.