My Revolution-PARTs

Just a few weeks ago, Warner Bros. completely changed up its upcoming slate of DC Comics projects. Dwayne Johnson's  Black Adam  was shifted into later this year and both  The Flash  and  Aquaman: The Lost Kingdom  were pushed into 2023.  Shazam! Fury of the Gods  got the long end of the stick, and instead of being bumped, was pulled into December of this year. Now, instead of 3-4 more live-action projects for 2022, fans are only looking at two. It's a sad change for many, but on the bright side, at least they didn't all get pushed into next year. But what caused the entire shift in the slate? ADVERTISEMENT There are likely a few different reasons behind it, but at least part of it lies with Johnson's  Black Adam , the first of the bunch actually to have been delayed. Now, movie pundit John Campea has revealed at least part of why the upcoming project about the leader of Kahndaq was pushed in the first place, and surprisingly, it's d...

Despite the film's delayed release and so much of the plot leaking online,  Spider-Man: No Way Home  continues to soldier on at the box office and exceed expectations as the flick recently became the first film to achieve a one-billion-dollar-gross since 2019. Even with major franchise releases also taking place following their own delay, including  The King's Man  and  The Matrix Resurrections,  Tom Holland's wall-crawler threequel remains atop the box office. For now, the MCU has no big-screen releases planned until May, but a Marvel project will be back in theaters in April with Sony's  Morbius  finally coming to town. ADVERTISEMENT Sony's latest Spider-Man spin-off will star Jared Leto as Dr. Michael Morbius who inadvertently turns himself into a vampire in trying to find a cure for his rare blood disease. To date,  Morbius  has suffered seven delays with the latest pushing it from January 28 to April 1, 2022. While many assumed...