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The Bill & Ted movies are a series of sci-fi comedies that follow the adventures of two lovable and gullible teenagers tasked with saving the space-time continuum. The franchise consists of three films: Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, Bill & Ted's Bogus Adventure, and Bill & Ted Face The Music, each taking the duo on a journey that is both excellent and ridiculous. While the films can be watched chronologically or in release order, their time-travel shenanigans make the story progression full of fun detours, but each movie follows the events of its predecessor.

The Bill & Ted movies take their two heroes on many excellent adventures through space and time. Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure became a sleeper sci-fi comedy hit upon its release, following two slow-witted but lovable teenagers, Bill Preston (Alex Winter) and Ted Logan (Keanu Reeves), aspiring rock stars tasked with saving the space-time continuum. Bill & Ted's...

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from American Horror Stories season 3, episode 2.

American Horror Stories season 3, episode 2 explores the dangers of artificial intelligence and loneliness during a lockdown, resonating with viewers in a simplistic yet relatable way. The ambiguous ending leaves viewers questioning whether Daphne or Will is the true villain, with evidence leaning towards Daphne framing Will for the murders. Daphne's obsession with Will leads her to poison and kill his girlfriend, Sarah, as she wants Will all to herself and is willing to go to extreme measures to achieve it.

Hulu released American Horror Stories season 3 just in time for Halloween, and episode 2, "Daphne," centered around the dangers of artificial intelligence and loneliness during a nationwide lockdown. The anthology television series tells a different story with each episode, and "Daphne" is probably one of the show's least horrifying installments. However, the hour highlights the very real terrors of robots taking over.

Joanna Robinson, author of the new Marvel book MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios, recently mentioned that she's heard whispers that Marvel Studios is scrapping its upcoming Disney+ series, Wonder Man.

During an interview on The Watch podcast, Robinson said that she has heard that "they're trashing the Wonder Man project." The Marvel Cinematic Universe series was originally in production before the writers' and actors' strikes brought work to a halt. Until now, it was believed that Wonder Man would resume filming, alongside other halted productions like Daredevil: Born Again and Deadpool 3, after the SAG-AFTRA strike. The Writers Guild of America strike ended on Sept. 27 after the labor union reached a tentative agreement with the AMPTP. The contract was officially ratified on Oct. 9 by the WGA.

Related: Loki Season 2: Marvel Fan Spots an Eternals Easter Egg in Episode 2

Announced in June 2022, Wonder Man is expected to be...

Melissa Joan Hart, who played Sabrina on "Sabrina The Teenage Witch," continued acting in various films and TV shows, including "Melissa & Joey" with Joey Lawrence. Beth Broderick, who portrayed Zelda Spellman, made a return to her character in "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina." She also starred in Christmas movies and appeared in other TV shows and films. Caroline Rhea, who played Hilda Spellman, reprised her role in an Easter egg episode of "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" and appeared in other TV shows and films, including Disney shows and "The Perfect Man."

Melissa Joan Hart starred as Sabrina Spellman in the 1996 sitcom Sabrina The Teenage Witch. The series was based on the Archie Comics series but had a much lighter and comical tone than the later adaptation, Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina. The series also starred Beth Broderick and Caroline Rhea, with guest appearances from celebrities like Britney Spears. The show would be rebooted several years later,...

As I've talked about before on /Film, "The Creator" is a movie that gives us an epic, emotionally brutal sci-fi story that is markedly different (and better) than most genre films being released today. The movie sees the United States in an all-out war with the AI community, who have sought refuge in Southeast Asia.

We see this conflict unfold through the eyes of a military veteran, Joshua (John David Washington) and the AI child he comes across (Madeleine Yuna Voyles). And while the story in the film is deeply personal, it also depicts the immense and brutal power of the United States via Nomad, a massive military spaceship capable of bombing AI strongholds to oblivion.

Creating Nomad was a long process for director Gareth Edwards and his team. "There was, I mean, hundreds of designs, probably," Edwards told me in a recent interview, where he also added that he...

We’ve got questions, and you’ve (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we’re lobbing queries left and right about lotsa shows including The Righteous Gemstones, Physical, Hijack and Cruel Summer!

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1 | Forget for a moment that Righteous Gemstones has already been renewed. Can we all agree that Sunday’s uproarious...

This all must be some terrible misunderstanding. And it lies not with Spider-Man but with Spider-Men, or to be more inclusive – Spider-people.

In a visually eye-watering display of not a few, not a few dozen, and not a few hundred but a few thousand, spider-powered super beings populate the dizzying spectacle that is Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023).

Exactly How Many Possibilities Are There?

Suffering from the same issue that plagued Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), Across the Spider-Verse could use some editing, as fans balked at the hefty two hours and twenty minutes. As in the tradition of its previous installments, this all-encompassing epic features the worthy inheritor of the Spider-Man mantle, Miles Morales (Shameik Moore).

Unfortunately, that's where the positive similarities end. With Gwen Stacy's salvation, Across the Spider-Verse contradicts the events referred to in Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021), namely Gwen Stacy's tragic demise as portrayed in The Amazing Spider-Man 2...

James Gunn is a part of the Dcu in a major way, obviously overseeing the next stage of the franchise. However, it seems that he has also become part of the franchise in a more literal sense thanks to a brief appearance of a movie poster for Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed in this summer’s The Flash. Gunn responded to a fan who pointed out that the inclusion of the poster means that the writer-director is now officially exists as canon in the franchise.

The Easter egg was pointed out by a Flash fan site on Twitter, which circled the poster in a screenshot from the movie and noted that “Young Barry has a poster of Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed in The Flash. This means James Gunn is a real person in the Dcu because he wrote Scooby-Doo 2. Simply Incredible.”

Gunn’s reply was short and simply said, “I’m canon?...

Warning! Spoilers ahead for Young Sheldon season 6, episode 18.

Missy wears a significantly shorter hairdo in Young Sheldon season 6, episode 18, and there's a tragic reason. After ignoring the only Cooper daughter for most of the year, the CBS family comedy has finally given her the attention she deserves when tackling her runaway outing. Until now, however, Missy continues to deal with the fallout of her dangerous and idiotic plan to drive without a license down to Florida with Paige. Despite Young Sheldon making light of the narrative, it's one of the more serious arcs in season 6, and the behind-the-scenes situation filming the outing makes it much darker.

On the way to film Missy's runaway episode, Raegan Revord and her mom got into a car accident when their car was T-boned. While the incident didn't result in any physical injuries to all parties involved, it scarred the young actress quite badly. Instead of taking a break,...

Fans who watched "Firefly" when it aired on Fox for its one and only season must feel really justified these days. The network aired the episodes out of order and canceled the show before the entire season had aired, and yet its appeal is undimmed all these years later. Watching it now, it's almost comical how they could have missed how brilliant the series was. Sure, there are some things in the 2002 space Western that didn't age well, including the alleged actions of its creator Joss Whedon. Still, it created a whole new version of the quippy patter conversation style that went beyond what Whedon's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" gave us.

The show has gained cult status over the years, with fans called Browncoats gathering at conventions some two decades after "Firefly" premiered and the release of the 2005 film "Serenity," which essentially served as the series' second season. "Firefly" references...

Go far off enough off the beaten path in any game, and you’re almost certainly going to be rewarded. Maybe it will just be with a collectible or side quest, but in a lot of instances, that’s where developers hide Easter Eggs – those little in-jokes or nods to other games or media that are meant only for the most dedicated fans.

Easter Eggs have been around almost as long as video games themselves, and as they’ve become more common, it’s become increasingly difficult for them to stand out, but still, a few are particularly worth taking the time to find. These are the best video game Easter Eggs ever.

15. Adventure – Secret Credits

Adventure is often mistakenly credited as the first video game Easter Egg (that distinction actually belongs to 1973’s Moonlander). While it wasn’t the earliest example of an Easter Egg, it can be credited...

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for The Mandalorian season 3, episode 5.

The Mandalorian season 3, episode 5 has succeeded in bringing one of the most challenging animation characters to live-action in the form of Garazeb "Zeb" Orrelios from Star Wars Rebels. With Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni's The Mandalorian universe including many characters who debuted in animated projects, the question of which important players would make the transition was raised. After the likes Bo-Katan Kryze, Ahsoka Tano, and Cad Bane appeared in The Mandalorian and The Book of Boba Fett, many wondered which animated character would show up next.

With the upcoming Star Wars TV show Ahsoka confirmed to include three prior animation characters in Ezra Bridger, Sabine Wren, and Hera Syndulla - and another in Grand Admiral Thrawn all but guaranteed - The Mandalorian-centric universe of Star Wars has set a precedent. This only continued with a The Mandalorian season 3 ,episode 5 Easter egg,...

David Letterman has called out Tom Cruise for skipping the 2023 Oscars, arguing that the actor “should’ve been there”.

The Top Gun: Maverick star’s absence at the Academy Awards was announced by emcee Jimmy Kimmel during his opening monologue, in which he made a Scientology joke that he later said would’ve been cut had Cruise been there. Cruise is famously a member of the controversial religion.

Speaking to the late-night host about his successful Oscars broadcast on Wednesday (15 March) night’s episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Letterman asked: “Where was Tom Cruise?”

“We don’t know where Tom Cruise was,” Kimmel answered. “We heard production issues.”

“What does that mean?” Letterman asked, calling it “nonsense”.

“Exactly. It’s very non-specific,” Kimmel agreed. “But we have no idea what happened.”

Letterman added: “Cruise should’ve been there celebrating his jet pack Maverick show”.

“Yeah. It seems like he should’ve been there,...

You showrunner and co-creator Sera Gamble has explained the thought process behind the shocking season finale twist.

The fourth season of Netflix’s hit psychological thriller series sees Penn Badgley’s character Joe Goldberg bringing his antics across the pond to London, where he’s adopted a new life as Professor Jonathan Moore.

After coming into contact with his neighbour Kate (Charlotte Ritchie) and her wealthy circle of friends, Joe watches as one by one they turn up dead.

In an unusual turn of events, Joe finds himself the prey of a murderous stalker, threatening to expose his identity. He later discovers mayoral candidate Rhys Montrose (Ed Speleers) as the Eat-the-Rich killer, who wants Joe’s help in framing the string of murders on Kate’s family friend Roald, played by Ben Wiggins.

Warning: The following contains major spoilers forYou season four part two

Picking up right where things left...

Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett (Scream, Ready or Not) are back behind the camera for Scream VI, now playing in movie theaters nationwide.

In the brand new movie, “The Scream saga continues with the four survivors of the Ghostface killings as they leave Woodsboro behind and start a fresh chapter.”

That means we can expect themes and character arcs introduced in 2022’s Scream to deepen. With Bettinelli-Olpin and Gillett at the helm, that also means brand new Easter eggs and franchise nods nestled within the slasher thrill ride. The franchise, since its inception, revolves around its commentary and reverence for the horror genre, after all.

Bloody Disgusting spoke with the directors ahead of the film’s release. They explained that they couldn’t resist one of the more obvious references regarding their New York City set sequel: Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan.

The filmmakers hide...

Keira Knightley has said she felt “caged” after being in the blockbuster film franchise Pirates of the Caribbean.

The double Oscar nominee, 37, starred in the first film, The Curse of the Black Pearl, in 2003, alongside Johnny Depp and Orlando Bloom.

She played heroine Elizabeth Swann in that movie and three sequels.

Her character goes through a transition from daughter of a gentlemen to pirate while pursuing a romance with Bloom’s character Will Turner, a blacksmith’s apprentice, until her last outing in 2017’s Dead Men Tell No Tales.

She told Harper’s Bazaar UK: “[Elizabeth] was the object of everybody’s lust, not that she doesn’t have a lot of fight in her, but it was interesting coming from being really tomboyish to getting projected as quite the opposite.

“I felt very constrained, I felt very stuck, so the roles afterwards were about trying to break out of that.

Nicolas Cage has dismissed calls for him to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

The actor appeared at the Miami Film Festival on Monday (6 March), where he was given the Variety Legend & Groundbreaker Award.

During his acceptance speech, the National Treasure star shared his views about the Marvel film franchise.

“I’ve gotta be nice about Marvel movies, because I named myself after a Stan Lee character named Luke Cage,” he said, referring to the well-known origins of his stage name.

“What am I going to do, put Marvel movies down? Stan Lee is my surrealistic father. He named me.”

He continued: “I understand what the frustration is. I get it. But I think there’s plenty of room for everybody. I’m seeing movies like [recent Oscar nominee] Tár. I’m seeing all kinds of artistic and independently driven movies. I think there’s plenty of room for everybody.”

When Cage was...

Jenna Ortega has said that she had to put her “foot down” after reading Wednesday’s script.

The 20-year-old actor leads Netflix’s hit comedy-horror series as Wednesday Addams.

Since the show’s November 2022 release, it’s become the streamer’s second biggest English-language series ever.

However, before it went on to shatter streaming records, its early scripts apparently needed a lot of editing, according to Ortega.

“When I read the entire series, I realised, ‘Oh, this is for younger audiences,’” Ortega told Dax Shepard on a recent episode of his Armchair Expert podcast.

“When I first signed onto the show, I didn’t have all the scripts. I thought it was going to be a lot darker. It wasn’t… I didn’t know what the tone was, or what the score would sound like.

“I don’t think I’ve ever had to put my foot down more...

Lewis Capaldi has postponed two of his scheduled concert dates at the request of his doctor.

The Scottish singer, 26, who is currently on tour, admitted that he’s been “struggling” with his voice recently.

“As lots of you know, for the past few nights of tour, I’ve been really struggling with my voice. Last night in Stockholm, I tried my best to sing through the show even with it feeling really uncomfortable,” Capaldi posted on social media.

“I’ve just been to see a voice specialist in Sweden who’s told me I’ve got Bronchitis and that I should be on vocal rest for at least 3 days to give me any chance of not damaging my voice and being able to continue touring.”

Apologising, he announced that, as a result, “the shows in Zurich tomorrow night and in Milan the day after will be postponed”.

Capaldi’s Zurich show,...

Piers Morgan name-checked Meghan Markle during his acceptance speech at the Sports Journalism Awards.

Morgan received the Scoop of the Year award at the ceremony on Monday evening (6 March), for his interview with Cristiano Ronaldo.

While acknowledging those who’d contributed to him getting the accolade, the broadcaster decided to mention Meghan as a person responsible for his success.

“I’d also like to thank Meghan Markle, without whom there wouldn’t be a TalkTV Piers Morgan Uncensored,” he told the crowd.

According to journalists at the event, this remark was met with groans and other audible expressions of discomfort.

The Independent has reached out to representatives for the Duchess of Sussex for comment.

Morgan has been a long-time critic of Meghan Markle and left his anchor position at Good Morning Britain after he, the programme and ITV were heavily criticised for his comments on her interview with Oprah Winfrey.

Seth Rogen has talked about how “devastating” he finds negative reviews of his work.

The Superbad star, 40, said that over the years he has gained perspective on his creative successes and failures and is now “much better at dealing with it”.

Speaking on the The Diary of a CEO podcast, Rogen opened up about his own career self-doubt, and the effects of criticism on himself and others within the industry.

“It hurts everyone, very much,” he said. “I think if most critics knew how much it hurts the people that made the things that they are writing about, they would second guess the way they write these things. It’s devastating.”

Rogen continued: “I know people who’ve never recovered, honestly – a year, decades of being hurt by this. It’s very personal.

“It is devastating when you are being institutionally told that your personal expression was bad... and that...

A producer of Sir David Attenborough’s forthcoming series has detailed some of the health and safety issues they faced while filming.

Wild Isles, which will air its first episode on Sunday (12 March), is the 96-year-old broadcaster’s first foray into exploring the wildlife of the UK.

It took three years to film and is set to mark Attenborough’s 69th year of being on television.

Ahead of the launch, Alastair Fothergill recalled some of the challenges of putting the series together.

One notable factor was the difficult terrain on the Welsh island of Skomer, where shearwater birds fly. There, they had an idea for a quirky interaction between Attenborough and the birds.

“The shearwaters are not great at taking off, so what the warden on the island said is, ‘If you sit David close to the burrows, they will almost certainly climb up his arm, onto his head and...

Michael Moore has called for a boycott of US pharmacy chain Walgreens over the company’s refusal to sell abortion pills in 21 states.

Last week, the retailer announced that it would no longer be selling mifepristone, the first of two medications necessary for a medication abortion, in 20 US states. The news follows the overturning of Roe v Wade in the US in June 2022.

Medication abortion is the most common kind of abortion in the US and is currently legal in 37 states – including states where the retailer will no longer offer the medication.

On Monday (6 March), Bowling for Columbine director Moore shared a blog post on his Substack titled: “Boycott Walgreens, a Pharmacy that Stands with Anti-Abortion Extremists Against the Rights of Women.”

In the post, the filmmaker accused the pharmacy chain of “caving in to threats from the extremist anti-abortion/Forced Birth movement”.

“This decision by Walgreens to further cement...

John Candy’s children and wife have paid tribute to the late actor, 29 years on from his death.

The Splash star died from a heart attack in Mexico on 4 March 1994. He was 43 years old.

On Saturday (4 March), his surviving family posted messages of love for their father and husband on the anniversary of his death.

His wife, Rose – who is now 73 – posted a picture of her late husband, writing: “I was going through photos today and I thought this is a great one to post.

“Miss you today. As always with love,” she added.

His daughter Jennifer, 43, shared a photo of herself as a toddler with her father.

“You will always be around. You will always be missed. You will always be loved,” Jennifer wrote next to the photograph.

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Meanwhile, Candy’s son Chris, 38, said he still thinks of his father every day.

Players can find several references to The Witcher 3 in Cyberpunk 2077, but the best Easter egg may belong to Johnny Silverhand. One of the first The Witcher 3 references that fans can discover in the game is the Ciri Easter egg in the Corpo Lifepath. In V’s desk drawer, there is a magazine named Retro Gaming that features Ciri wielding a sword on its cover and names The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt as the game of the month. Other The Witcher 3 Easter eggs in the game include the Smuggler’s Cache in the northwest of Pacifica, arcade booths called Roach Race, and the Wolf School jacket.

Although most Easter eggs in the two CD Projekt Red titles are mostly fun details that have no story implication, there are several references that could imply a connection between the two worlds. For example, some players have stumbled upon an Easter egg related to...

Singer and actress Olivia Newton-John, who starred in the 1978 hit film musical Grease, died Monday at the age of 73, according to her official Facebook page. No official cause of death was released, but Newton-John had been battling breast cancer for years, with the cancer returning in 2017.

Newton-John “passed away peacefully at her Ranch in Southern California this morning, surrounded by family and friends. We ask that everyone please respect the family’s privacy during this very difficult time,” according to the statement.

More from TVLineOlivia Newton-John Dies: John Travolta Remembers Grease Leading LadyPretty Little Liars: Original Sin EPs Address Caleb...

This article contains Hollywood spoilers. You can find our easter egg guide for the previous episode here.

The sixth and penultimate hour of Hollywood attempts to ask some difficult questions about what would happen if a major Hollywood studio attempted to make a film with an African American lead and an interracial romance. The latter aspect is key in understanding the events that occurred. While there were several black stars in Tinseltown by this time, most notably Lena Horne, who Camille Washington is very loosely based on, they were either in supporting roles, usually as a glorified musical act, or leading all-black productions.

Burning crosses notwithstanding though, a movie like Meg would face major pressure in 1947, and not just from Southern censors. Interracial relationships themselves were forbidden by the Hays Code, a fact the show unfortunately glosses over. Nevertheless, things get grim, and perhaps for that reason this is the...

This article contains Hollywood spoilers. You can find the easter egg guide for the previous episode here.

In what might be the most glamorous episode of Hollywood yet, George Hurrell’s decadent photo sessions get name checked, and (probably) Mickey Cohen’s mob gets involved. Let’s get cracking at those eggs!

Hollywood Episode 5

-The episode begins with Avis and company lamenting how terrible Walt Disney’s Song of the South is. And they’re not wrong, although one of its stars, Hattie McDaniel, is about to get a pretty glamorous treatment beginning in this episode…

-As production of Meg gets underway, we hear Ethel Merman’s iconic “There’s No Business Like Show Business” playing.

-We are also introduced to Queen Latifah as Hattie McDaniel… and she’s in a three way with a man and woman?! This is based on speculation and rumors that she was part of...

This article contains Hollywood spoilers. You can find our easter egg guide for the previous episode here.

A lighter episode for inside baseball winks and nudges, the fourth hour of Hollywood still crucially introduces us to the concept of Avis being friends with Eleanor Roosevelt, as well as the prospect of turning “Peg” into “Meg.” So like Ace’s blood pressure, let’s get cracking.

Hollywood Episode 4

-As far as I’m aware, there is no Gene Tierney movie in which she plays a fake nun who seduces William Holden, nor is there a movie where Humphrey Bogart plays Indian-slaughterer William Henry Harrison, but I totally buy they’d make those movies in 1947! Apparently they did at Ace Pictures. Also Ace just came up with the plot of Old Yeller (1957) when he pitched making a movie about a boy and his dog where the boy has to kill the dog at the end.

When it comes to the McU, we often find that every detail has some significance for future movies or the overall coherency of this shared fictional universe, and what better way to prove this than casually slipping in an intricate Avengers Easter Egg in the first Thor?

The God of Thunder has gone through one hell of a character arc in the last 10 years, first starting as an insolent Asgardian prince who didn’t know the value of humility or what it means to be a hero. In fact, in the first Thor, Chris Hemsworth’s character was so far off from the person we came to know and love that his father Odin had to banish him from Asgard and strip him of his powers. This led to the godly weapon, Mjolnir, crash-landing in New Mexico and drawing the attention of S.H.I.E.L.D. Now, an...

Stars: Ruby Rose, Rachel Skarsten, Meagan Tandy, Nicole Kang, Camrus Johnson, Elizabeth Anweis, Dougray Scott | Created by Caroline Dries

After a lackluster episode last week, Batwoman returned this week with possibly the best episode all season. A villain is killed off, Kate crosses the one line that Batman never did, and we learn why Alice is Alice.

Batwoman is hand-delivered a captured Doctor Cartwright with a note stuffed in his mouth stating, “Ask about mommy dearest”. Kate proceeds to take Cartwright back to the private section of her club, The Hold Up, and calls on her father, Jacob, to help interrogate the good doctor. Jacob is then caught up to speed on a few things: His daughter Alice is actually alive, and Cartwright is a master manipulator and a villain the Crows should have devoted their time to investigating instead of chasing Batwoman.

Cartwright explains that Alice was sent to...

Stars: Ruby Rose, Rachel Skarsten, Meagan Tandy, Nicole Kang, Camrus Johnson, Elizabeth Anweis, Dougray Scott | Created by Caroline Dries

After a week off, Batwoman is back this week with a villain that is eerily similar to Batman’s arch nemesis, the Joker, but while the idea was good, the result was lackluster.

The story of our new villain, Duela Dent (Alessandra Torresani), starts in 2012 as she stands in the mirror applying makeup. Her mother, who has her own issues, berates her and body shames her own daughter, resulting in Duela punching the mirror and using a shard of glass to make a Joker-like smile on her own face. The social commentary regarding appearance and how we all perceive ourselves is a nice change of pace for a villain and very poignant in our society today.

Duela doesn’t just disfigure herself though, she decides to take on all the models that call Gotham home.

Episode two of the new Creepshow anthology series on Shudder began streaming yesterday. If you have not seen the new episode yet, turn back now, cause you get no grace period from us. We're diving right in to each tale, Bad Wolf Down and The Finger   Lovers of classic special effects work need not worry. Once again, both episodes also feature good old fashioned pratical effects from animatronics, to puppetry. What we see in episode two though is a signigicant and welcome rise in the amount of gore. More on that in a bit.    If there was ever a drinking game to be had while watching Creepshow it might be 'Spot the Harrow's'. However, since that particular Easter Egg has only appeared once per...

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A new Avengers: Endgame Easter Egg reveals how Tony Stark finally cracked time travel. Now that the movie is available both digitally and on Blu-ray, Marvel Cinematic Universe fans have been able to watch it frame by frame. Since the home release, we've seen a lot of undiscovered gems that went unnoticed in theaters by most viewers, including how some of the fight scene choreography is pulled from previous McU installments or even the comic book source material.

The latest Endgame Easter Egg discovery revolves around Tony Stark figuring out time travel. Stark was not into the idea of rejoining the Avengers to take part in their time heist, but that doesn't mean he wasn't tinkering with the idea after they left his cabin. In the scene where he finally cracks it, he looks at a photo of himself and Peter Parker holding a diploma. For most, the picture represents...

Godzilla: King of the Monsters didn’t exactly make a Kaiju-sized splash at the box office, but for many fans, it was still great to see the atomic breathing lizard back on the big screen. Director Michael Dougherty counts himself amongst those fans and tried to fill the sequel with as many hidden Easter eggs for franchise buffs as possible, from lore-inspired characters and weapons, to hidden roles for some of the geekiest celebrities in Hollywood. Now, thanks to a new interview with the filmmaker, we know about quite a few secret performances in one of the movie’s biggest actions sequences.

In a recent chat with Fresh Fiction, Dougherty revealed that when Rodan’s first battle scene required a few masked pilots to try and save the day, he called on a few big names to stop by set and suit up:

“I knew we were shooting this sequence...

The Avengers: Endgame Easter Eggs are starting to flood in after the digital release last week. Some of the hidden tidbits have been bigger than others and Marvel Cinematic Universe fans are even finding continuity mistakes now. However, this time around, an eagle-eyed fan has discovered a clever nod to the Marvel Comics multiverse, which has been teased in other movies from within the McU over the years. This one is definitely a blink-and-you-miss-it type of situation, but it was very much done on purpose.

The latest Endgame Easter Egg can be found when Scott Lang makes his way back from the Quantum Realm through the van portal. At the end of the Ant-Man and the Wasp, Lang was stuck in the bizarre world where time works differently after Thanos' mighty snap. The van and the rest of Lang's belongings are all in storage at the start of Endgame, which...

The Russo Brothers set Avengers: Endgame up with a lot of references to the past. Some of the references are easy to pick up on, but others are so subtle that they fall into the Easter Egg category, like this newly discovered scene. As it turns out, the epic battle at the conclusion of the movie between Captain America and Thanos mirrors a scene from the first Avengers movie where Thor is fighting Hulk. When looked at simultaneously, one can easily see how much extra credit work went into making Endgame.

Speaking of extra credit, the Marvel Cinematic Universe fan who first noticed the new Endgame Easter Egg should get some. The fan goes by the name Thanos on social media, though we know it's not really the Mad Titan's official account (he's dead), and he figured out that the fight scene between Thanos and Captain America strongly follows the...

It looks like the Russo Brothers may have included a clever Gwen Stacy Easter Egg in Avengers: Endgame. The epic movie was released digitally earlier this week and Marvel Cinematic Universe fans have dusted off the microscopes to look over every frame of the nearly three-hour movie. So far, there have been a decent amount of discoveries, but this may be one of the larger ones, and more subtle at the same time, than we have seen so far and it could have big implications for the McU's future.

The Gwen Stacy Easter Egg doesn't explicitly reveal that it's a nod to Spider-Woman. The Endgame scene in question takes place later in the movie when Peter Parker and Ned are reuniting in their school's hallway after being dusted. While the two friends are hugging, a girl can be seen from behind in the lower left side of the screen with blonde hair,...

Avengers: Endgame is now available to purchase digitally and fans are discovering new Easter Eggs. The latest discovery has to do with the opening Marvel intro and how it differs from past movies, specifically Infinity War. Marvel Studios has a pretty crazy eye for details when they make their movies, even with different directors, writers, and producers. The continuity is one of the reasons Marvel Cinematic Universe fans keep coming back and watching the movies multiple times, often discovering hidden connections and Easter Eggs in the process.

While watching the Marvel intro for Avengers: Endgame, it looks like the previous McU intros. However, upon closer inspection, one can clearly see that all of the dusted characters from Infinity War have been removed. Black Panther and Scarlet Witch are removed, making for an emotional start to the movie. It's a small and subtle detail, but that's why the fans are so loyal.

Music supervisor Maggie Phillips had her hands full on “Homecoming” and “The Umbrella Academy,” but for very different reasons. When director Sam Esmail insisting on using only pre-existing classic soundtracks to score his conspiracy thriller, Phillips found herself in uncharted territory, which turned into a licensing nightmare. And even though the series about an adopted sibling superhero rivalry offered a more conventional challenge, Phillips was still keen on pushing the nostalgic factor in fresh musical ways.

“All of my projects before [‘Homecoming’] I’ve chosen songs and editors are temping in score, and then the composer comes in and replaces,” Phillips said. “And sometimes I’ll help with the temp score, but that’s not very common. But Sam wanted all pre-existing soundtracks as cues [to evoke the paranoia vibe] of ‘All the President’s Men,’ ‘Klute,’ and ‘The Conversation,’ and then that list got expanded and changed out of necessity because of the licensing...

You could spend days in Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Disneyland’s brand-new theme park attraction, and you still wouldn’t be able to see all of its hidden secrets and surprises. Of course, that should be expected of an area built to resemble a historically dense media franchise like Star Wars. Before it was sold to Disney, creator George Lucas pretty much dedicated his entire life to filling out its many worlds with comic books, cartoons, and expanded novels; every character, no matter how small, had a story. Now, it seems like Disney has tipped its hat to Lucas’ contributions by referencing his next biggest franchise in an Easter Egg at Galaxy’s Edge.

ScreenRant recently attended the opening of the Disneyland attraction, spending ample time in the planet Batuu’s Black Spire Outpost, and specifically in Dok-Ondar’s Den of Antiquities within. There, they made a shocking discovery,...

Solo features a Knights of Ren Easter Egg. Earlier this week, Star Wars fans were treated to a new look at The Rise of Skywalker with some behind-the-scenes images and videos, which has given us our best look at the upcoming movie yet, aside from the first trailer. With that being said, the biggest buzz out of these new photos is the confirmation that the Knights of Ren are returning for the first time since 2015's The Force Awakens.

J.J. Abrams can be seen directing the Knights of Ren out in the desert and we can see them all holding their own unique weapons. In addition to The Rise of Skywalker news this week, it was also the one-year anniversary of Solo: A Star Wars Story hitting theaters and some diehard fans have been campaigning on social media for a sequel. With both bits of Star Wars news going on at the same time,...