Monthly Archives: June 2018
Spider-Man Homecoming 2 Title Revealed by Tom Holland
Tom Holland, the latest actor to play Spider-Man, has been pretty bad at keeping secrets regarding the Marvel Cinematic Universe. As of last night, it appears Marvel has leaned into that joke, as Holland has "accidentally leaked" the name of the Spider-Man: Homecoming sequel: Spider-Man: Far From Home.
In an Instagram post from Ace Seattle Comic-Con, Tom apologized to his fans that there will be no "real revelations" about Spider-Man 2, but mentioned he did just get the new script and it's "going to be great." However, when he mentioned the script, he held up an iPad with an image that reveals the Spider-Man: Far From Home title.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp First Twitter Reactions
Disney screened Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp for members of the media in Los Angeles last night. Following the showing, attendees were allowed to share their first thoughts on the sequel to 2015's Ant-Man (and the first Marvel movie since Avengers: Infinity War) on social media.
IGN's Terri Schwartz "had a blast" and thought Ant-Man's daughter stole the show.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Spoilercast
Welcome back to the IGN Movies Podcast! In this week's episode, Jim Vejvoda, Laura Prudom, and Tom Jorgensen explore all the latest developments from the geek moviesphere!
We begin with a discussion on the conflicting reports about the state of the Star Wars Story anthology films before seguing into our reactions to those set photos of Linda Hamilton back as Sarah Connor in the latest Terminator reboot.
We also chat up the trailer for Creed II and address the buzz about the long-awaited Black Widow solo movie closing in on a director.
Finally, we close with a FULL SPOILER discussion about Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and share our thoughts on where the franchise could go next.
DC Comics Pulls the Plug on Cyborg
DC Comics has canceled its monthly Cyborg comic, according to writer Marv Wolfman. The recently released Cyborg #23 will serve as the series' final issue, with the previously solicited Cyborg #24 and #25 being canceled.
This marks the second time the series has been put on the chopping block in 2018. It previously ended with issue #20 in January before unexpectedly returning in April with Wolfman (who co-created the character in 1980) installed as the new writer. Unfortunately, that second lease on life didn't last very long.
Cyborg #23 cover by Dale Eaglesham. (DC Entertainment)
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First Act of Fortnite’s Save the World Campaign Arriving ‘Shortly After v5.0′
Fortnite’s Save the World State of Development – June 2018 blog has announced that the first act of the Canny Valley campaign, and a new desert biome, are arriving shortly after the launch of v5.0 in July.
Canny Valley will take players through a desert terrain and will “answer many questions – was Dr. Vinderman a hero or a villain? What happened to him? Who is “the real Ray”, and where is she? What really is the Storm, and why did it happen? You’ll also see Lars and his band, “Steel Wool”, Dennis, Penny and all the other characters you love, along with iconic locations and enemies.”
Complete Guide to We Happy Few Preorder Bonuses and Collector’s Edition
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Almost three years since it first made a splash as a Kickstarter project, We Happy Few finally has a release date: August 10, 2018.
The game takes place in a "tranquil" alternate reality 1960s England, where the townsfolk of Wellington Wells have gone off their meds, literally. A government-mandated medication known in-game as "Joy" keeps everyone in an artificial state of subdued happiness. The game picks up when people begin to rebel against the forced medication, suffering violent and bizarre withdrawal symptoms.
Atari’s New Console Under Fire Again As Crowdfunding Campaign Nears End
Atari’s upcoming VCS system has recently garnered more negative attention as its crowdfunding campaign nears its end.
Responding to concerns raised by an article from The Register written in March during GDC, Atari recently referred to the author as an “irresponsible troll” on its Facebook page. The Register article panned Atari for its inability, or lack of willingness, to answer seemingly basic questions about the VCS during an interview.
Atari’s Facebook post responded by pointing out the piece was written about a nonfunctional design model, also saying The Register author “wrote what he wanted instead of what was discussed with him.” The Register rebutted yesterday by posting audio from their GDC interview backing up their statements.
Eternals: Millie Bobby Brown & Angelina Jolie’s Marvel Movie Explained
Even with all the characters introduced in the first decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, these movies have barely scratched the surface of what's out there. And it looks like Phase 4 of the MCU is adding another major new franchise: The Eternals. We've met Thanos, but what about the rest of his people?
Reports indicate that The Rider director Chloe Zhao will direct Marvel's The Eternals and none other than Angelina Jolie is in talks to star in the film. (Could she be playing the Eternal known as Sersi? Some fans think so!) Also reportedly cast in the film are Millie Bobby Brown, Kumail Nanjiani, and Richard Madden. But who exactly are the Eternals? Let's dig into their comics history and how they fit into the grand scheme of the Marvel Universe.