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Calling all MARVEL superhero fans — you’ll want to mark your calendars for an important November date! No matter who your favorite Spider-Man is, we can all probably agree that the franchise has stayed popular for a reason (probably because they keep making movies with different Spider-Men…).
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If you’re a fan of the Tom Holland version of the iconic superhero, you’re in luck, because Spider-Man: Homecoming will be streaming free starting next month!
Travelling can be…well…a lot. Even if you’re headed to Disney World, the part where you have to get to the airport, go through security, get on a plane, and then endure a plane ride can be A LOT.
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Now, if you’re like us, you’ll do everything you can to make your trip more comfortable, including bringing some comfort items like travel pillows and blankets, but we’ll also bring our favorite music and downloaded TV shows and movies. Well, you still need a way to listen to your entertainment device, and Sony and Amazon have got you covered with some new noise canceling headphones.
2023 wasn’t the best year at the box office for Disney.
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Disney released over a dozen movies in 2023. Among those movies, you’ll find Elemental, Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 3, and The Little Mermaid. Many people around the world watched and enjoyed the movies Disney released last year, but was it enough to become the highest-grossing movie studio in 2023? Let’s take a look at the box office numbers to find out! [Read more…]
Okay guys, we’ve gotta talk about Spider-Man.
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Things have been a little complicated for this superhero! Both Disney/Marvel AND Sony are currently making Spider-Man films, and the theme park rights are a whole different story…needless to say, it’s kind of a mess. But are things finally getting a little simpler?
The rights to Marvel superheroes are kind of a confusing situation. Disney has the rights to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but not totally. Universal has the theme park rights to the Marvel comic characters in Orlando and a deal with Disney not to produce any Marvel theme park content too close to their parks. Sony still has some of the rights to Spider-Man. Is your head hurting yet?
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Sony and Disney have struck a deal for the past few films that allows Disney to make Spider-Man movies — which is how we got Peter Parker in Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) movies like Avengers:Endgame. Then, in 2019, the dealings fell apart. It looked like Disney and Sony weren’t going to reach an agreement and that Tom Holland’s Spider-Man would be removed from the MCU. Until, suddenly, they DID make an agreement. Alright, alright, we’ll back up. How did we get here and what does it even all mean??
Spider-man…Spider-man…is still a part of the MCU…land! (Hey, it’s hard to rhyme with MCU guys.)
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After months of back and forth between Disney and Sony, an agreement has finally been reached for the cinematic fate of Tom Holland’s Spider-man!
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