My Revolution-PARTs

After years of starring in his own solo series on Netflix, Charlie Cox has finally made his way onto the big screen within the MCU as Matt Murdock, better known as Daredevil. While the debate about the show's canonicity to the larger universe is still a hot topic, Cox had just over a minute of screen time in Spider-Man: No Way Home offering his services to Tom Holland's Peter Parker.  Now that Cox's Daredevil is officially in play, fans are already looking forward to where he may show up next, particularly as he has yet to appear in costume as the Man Without Fear. Rumors have pointed to him being in line for a role in this year's She-Hulk , even teasing that fans will actually see him don the classic yellow Daredevil suit for the first time on screen. ADVERTISEMENT The even bigger news is that Cox was reportedly seen as one of the biggest names on the cast list for Echo , which also includes Kingpin star Vincent D'Onofrio as they pr...

Last year, Marvel Studios took its first foray into the world of television with  WandaVision , but that wasn't the first supposedly MCU-set series to release. In the years prior to Disney+, Marvel TV created many heroic series for Netflix, ABC, and more, that claimed to take place in the MCU but were never referenced by the movies.  Spider-Man: No Way Home  and Hawkeye  recently changed the game, as Charlie Cox's Matt Murdock and Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin made the jump from the Daredevil  Netflix series into the wider MCU. But even after that, some continued to argue that the actors were playing Variants of their Netflix characters. ADVERTISEMENT The plot continued to thicken recently as  Daredevil ,  The Punisher , and the entire "Defenders Saga" was removed from Netflix and made the jump to Disney+. But with their canon status still yet to be addressed by Marvel, an official page on the company's site may have settled t...

Marvel fans have a unique opportunity for celebration now that multiple shows from Marvel Television reside alongside the MCU's movies and mini-series on Disney+. This includes everything from Agents of SHIELD to Jessica Jones , as fans have more than 250 episodes of history to look back through. Included in that bunch is Daredevil , which is making its own set of exciting rounds. The end of 2021 gave Daredevil new life as Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio reprised their roles in Spider-Man: No Way Home and Hawkeye , respectively. Fans and crew alike have also shared their thoughts about a potential Daredevil revival, which could go a number of ways depending on how Marvel Studios revisits the character. ADVERTISEMENT Recently, Daredevil showrunner  Steven DeKnight hinted that he'd love to see Marvel Studios bring the series back, although he had no insight into if or when that may happen. This came after a leak claimed that a fourth sea...

Spider-Man: No Way Home  delivered a rare moment when the film united all three Spider-Men from different generations. Directed by Jon Watts, the MCU movie pushed the Multiverse to the forefront by bringing back villains from past  Spider-Man films, such as Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin and Alfred Molina's Doctor Octopus. However, the big surprise came when Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield's web crawlers entered the scene to aid Tom Holland's MCU hero.  Maguire and Garfield's involvement in No Way Home revived conversations about which Spider-Man stands out the most. The topic dominated social media throughout the film's theatrical run, thus leaving fans to comment on their respective picks.  ADVERTISEMENT The conversation even branched out to which Spider-Man movie is the best, thus leading to more discussion online. Now, a Marvel actor has been prompted to join the debate.  Charlie Cox Can't Choose Which Spider-Man Is the ...

There was a lot to take in for those who watched Spider-Man: No Way Home . For one, villains such as Willem Dafoe’s Green Goblin and Alfred Molina’s Doc Ock were back on the screen as if they never left. On top of that, both Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire put back on their Spidey suits to aide Tom Holland’s webhead. The cherry on top? Charlie Cox’s return as Matt Murdock. The last time the hero was seen was in Netflix’s Daredevil , which ran for three seasons before getting canceled. When he was on the screen, all of his stories never really intersected with the bigger MCU storyline or characters (the show’s canonicity in that regard is still in question). ADVERTISEMENT But if the character were to have been able to interact and crossover more with other franchises, what storylines would have been touched upon? According to the actor under the suit, he would have enjoyed seeing a romance blossom between Matt Murdock and Scarlet Johansson’s Black Wido...

Charlie Cox made an immediate impact in his arrival to Marvel Studios' MCU with his short but sweet appearance in 2021's Spider-Man: No Way Home . Following a successful three-year run leading the Netflix-housed Daredevil series, Cox's Matt Murdock finally made his first appearance in an MCU movie as he got to reprise his highly-celebrated Marvel role. Before No Way Home 's release, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige confirmed that Cox would come back into play for the franchise, hinting at the excitement that would soon come. That first true appearance in No Way Home may have only used about 70 seconds of screen time, but it was enough to send the MCU fandom into a frenzy over his comeback. ADVERTISEMENT Considering how many other monumental moments came in the Spider-Man threequel, it's almost a minor miracle that the team behind the film introduced Daredevil to such great reception with so little screen time. As it turns out, ...

Marvel Studios is officially finished with its entire 2021 release slate in theaters and on Disney+, which just concluded with the sixth and final episode of the streaming series Hawkeye . Jeremy Renner's solo series took some bold steps in that last entry, with Clint Barton and Kate Bishop tackling the Tracksuit Mafia while also delivering a full MCU debut for Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin from the Netflix series Daredevil . D'Onofrio had spent most of the few weeks prior to his MCU debut hinting at his imminent arrival through cryptic social media posts and mysterious teases through interviews on the subject. Now that the powerful villain is fully engrained into the fabric of the MCU, the opportunity to explore his backstory and history more deeply is now present, even with the show's ending placing him in a precarious situation. ADVERTISEMENT The lingering question about Kingpin's story now is how directly it will tie back to his...