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It goes without saying that “Spider-Man: Far From Home” is one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year; not only will it be the first MCU to follow this years “Avengers: Endgame” - which is sure to be a game changer, in and of itself - it will also bears the onus of presenting us with what’s yet to come in the MCU now that the overarching threat of Thanos has been dealt with. It’s actual

"There was an idea.." For close to a decade, we’ve watched them. We've seen them from their beginnings, watching as they showed us just how extraordinary they each were; we watched as they learned painful lesson after lesson, as each of them dealt with losses so unimaginable that they would've crippled any ordinary person; we've seen them muster every ounce of their strength to stave off threats

So, yesterday, news dropped that Tom Holland’s Spider-Man would be making an appearance in the new Venom movie. While it makes sense that Spider-Man would be involved in some capacity, the idea of introducing such a popular Spider-Man villain in a Non-Spider-Man film (&, really, just the whole concept for this movie) seems like a stupendous blunder. While I have a number of issues with this movie

While it may seem strange to do a review on a trailer, I feel that the first trailer to a movie ten years in the making is worth spending a minute discussing. I want to start by saying this trailer was absolutely AMAZING. It’s truly INCREDIBLE just how much Marvel embedded within such a brief 2 minutes and 34 seconds. From the start of the trailer, I was hooked – with the all too familiar sound o