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The upcoming movie Avengers: Secret Wars will conclude the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Multiverse Saga, the main storyline that began after Endgame. Although not every project in this saga has directly involved traveling to different universes, the idea of the multiverse has been a major focus in recent Marvel films and TV shows. While this approach has allowed for unexpected returns of characters, Secret Wars pushes the concept so far that it will be difficult to continue using it in the future.

The Legend of Hercules actor recently reunited with his Twilight brethren, Peter Facinelli (Carlisle) and Jackson Rathbone (Jasper), at the San Francisco Fan Expo. The three Cullens chopped it up on stage, reminiscing about the early days of filming the first Twilight movie, nearly two decades ago. It turns out Twilight fans found the vampire actors’ hotel rooms while they were filming the first film. Lutz hilariously admitted that he didn’t know any better, and let them in:

During a recent appearance at GalaxyCon New Orleans, actor Charlie Cox discussed the potential for his character, Daredevil, to become an Avenger. Cox, whose new season of Daredevil: Born Again will be available on Disney+ starting March 4th, shared his thoughts on the possibility, as reported by Popverse.

Woken before dawn by Erica and Murray, Mr. Clarke—who was surprisingly in bed with the school librarian—initially thinks his tracking device will pinpoint Dustin’s location somewhere in town. However, Dustin isn’t simply hiding or trapped underground. The group comes to trust Mr. Clarke enough to show him Eleven’s powers and even expose him to the terrifying Upside Down. Remarkably, he stays calm and helps lead the search for Dustin in the dark. Back in Hawkins, he even contributes to planning their rescue operation, dubbed “Operation Beanstalk.” It helps that he’s a huge fan of Dungeons & Dragons, and he cleverly names the Upside Down “a realm of pure chaos and evil” after a place in the game.

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Okay, I get it – When Harry Met Sally… covers all seasons and spans ten years, but trust me, it’s the perfect New Year’s Eve movie. Let me explain why…

Okay, so I’m hearing some interesting buzz about the upcoming ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ movie. Apparently, Doctor Doom won’t just be a villain right away. The word is he’s going to play the hero for a good chunk of the film, lulling everyone into a false sense of security before he inevitably turns on the Avengers. It sounds like a really clever way to build tension and make his betrayal even more impactful, if it’s true!

The show Foundation cleverly uses time jumps to enhance the story, not create problems, allowing its world of history, politics, and science to evolve. Instead of focusing solely on its characters’ journeys, Foundation builds lasting elements – both in terms of storytelling and overall themes – that will continue to matter long after the initial story concludes. This approach is what truly sets Foundation apart from other science fiction series on Apple TV.

If you’re looking for something to watch this holiday season, all four seasons of Castlevania are available on Netflix. Since its debut in 2017, it’s consistently ranked as one of Netflix’s best original series. The first season, though only four episodes long, packed a powerful and complex story about religious conflict, all set within a fantastical world. The following seasons – ten episodes each – continued the story, taking the characters on increasingly dangerous quests to protect the world from vampires. Here’s what the show is about:

The movie is leaving Netflix on December 31st and will then be available on Starz starting January 1st. However, it won’t stay on Netflix for very long – it’s scheduled to leave the platform almost as quickly as it arrived, becoming unavailable on January 31st.