Contrary to the prevailing narrative suggesting that superhero movies are losing their appeal, Marvel Studios’ “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” demonstrates that this genre still commands significant attention. Early previews have already amassed around $23 million, a figure that exceeds expectations and indicates robust audience interest. With such a strong opening, the film’s projected domestic
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Scarlett Johansson’s recent remarks about the Academy’s disheartening lack of recognition for *Avengers: Endgame* highlight a pivotal moment not only in cinematic history but also within the broader cultural landscape. With nearly $2.8 billion in ticket sales, *Endgame* has cemented its status as a cornerstone of contemporary filmmaking. Yet, despite its monumental success, the film
Marvel Studios has once again proven its dominance at the global box office with the release of “Thunderbolts,” an ensemble flick featuring a collection of antiheroes who blur the lines between right and wrong. The film debuted internationally on a Wednesday and quickly amassed an impressive $47.2 million across 52 markets by Friday. This exciting