Avengers: Endgame is far from your typical chick-flick but it still drew women and little girls to the box office nonetheless. As of this writing, it's earned a whopping $2.76 billion worldwide, including the recent re-release with extra footage. But beyond the numbers, I've always seen this film as not only one of the most culturally-relevant movies of our time but also the most empowering. More so because in this film, compared to previous MCU movies, the women reigned supr

The constant battle between DC and Marvel has been an argument that has existed for what feels like the length of time, but it has excelled massively, of late, when Marvel created it’s Cinematic Universe 10 years ago. Marvel has without-a-doubt created a money making machine within cinema today, so why is it that Warner Bros. have struggled to get their DC Universe off the ground, especially when they have had huge advantages over Marvel? Such as owning all the heroes within

If you’ve read many Avengers: Infinity War reviews, they’d tell you how it is 10 years on since the MCU started, where Tony Stark was introduced to the big screen and, with that, the first ever after credit teaser was revealed. “You think you are the only superhero out there? Mr Stark, you have become part of a bigger universe” Fury tells Tony, but little did we know just how big the Marvel Cinematic Universe would be. Avengers: Infinity War is an event marking the 10 year an

On Wednesday we were gifted, by Marvel Studios, the first trailer for Avengers: Infinity War, and it was something very special. In such a short space of time, it has become the most watched trailer ever, and rightfully so. Unlike the Justice League, we have all been on a very long journey with these characters and it is now coming to point where we see what Marvel have been working towards, with this tease only adding to the anticipation and excitement. I’ve said it before,