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The first five minutes of Secret Invasion have been released, and they are incredibly epic. However, despite this excitement, some words from the show’s director, Ali Selim, calling it “a six-hour movie unto itself” have caused skepticism amongst fans. This statement further highlights Marvel’s misunderstanding of television as a genre, with the studio underselling the creativity and potential of TV. Nevertheless, the show is highly anticipated, and fans are excited for the fresh storyline.
Secret Invasion is the latest MCU series to fall victim to a streaming trend that needs to end
When it comes to Marvel content, it seems like the phrase “extended movie” is always mentioned. However, this simply undermines the potential of the TV genre, and the line between film and television is not as black and white as the studio may believe. It would be more refreshing for Marvel to embrace the qualities of a great TV show instead of pretending it is an extension of a film. The upcoming Secret Invasion is just one more example of this.
Thunderbolts manages to shrug off the writers’ strike to get itself back on track to start shooting very soon
Good news for Marvel fans, as Thunderbolts reportedly resumes production after being hit by the writers’ strike. This film is highly anticipated as a part of Phase Five, and fans are excited to see the project finally being back on track. The troubled script has hopefully been sorted out, and audiences are eagerly waiting for the movie’s release.
First trailer for moving Disney Plus documentary reveals Stan Lee as you’ve never seen him before
Before audiences get to watch Secret Invasion, Marvel fans can celebrate the life of the legendary Stan Lee in an upcoming documentary. The trailer features rare footage of Lee without his signature mustache, taking viewers on a fascinating journey through his life and career. Fans of Marvel and comics alike will enjoy this personal look at one of the industry’s most influential figures.
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Khushi Patel is a science fiction author who lives in Austin, Texas. She has published three novels, and her work has been praised for its originality and imagination. Khushi is a graduate of Rice University, and she has worked as a software engineer. She is a member of the Science Fiction Writers of America, and her books have been nominated for several awards.
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