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The initial teaser trailer raised a lot of questions: Why does the text refer to Steve Rogers instead of Captain America? Who is the young man who appears to be his son? And what’s bringing him back into action? Marvel isn’t releasing just one trailer, though. Reports suggest they’re planning four trailers for the upcoming film, which will be shown before screenings of Avatar 3. While that might seem like overkill to some, it could be a very effective way to build excitement. Here’s a breakdown of Marvel’s plan and a look at other characters we might see in the movie.

Working on Avatar: Fire and Ash was a really special experience for me, and it became even more rewarding as I got to really inject my own style into the music. I recently spoke with ComicBook about what it was like collaborating with James Cameron – it’s all about finding that sweet spot between beautiful music and the incredible scale of the Avatar films. The goal was to make the music feel just as immersive and all-encompassing as the amazing 3D visuals.

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A recent video by Rebs Gaming explains that Microsoft and Halo Studios are choosing to remake older Halo games instead of creating new ones because they’re worried a brand new game might not be well-received by longtime fans.

The latest Avatar movie continues several storylines from the previous films, delving deeper into the world and its mythology. The biggest reveal centers around Eywa, the Na’vi deity, and her role on Pandora. After sixteen years of learning about Eywa’s power and influence, Avatar: Fire and Ash finally shows her to the audience, and her appearance will likely feel familiar to longtime fans.

As a lifelong animation fan, I’ve always been fascinated by Walt Disney Animation Studios. It all began back on October 16, 1923, with Walt’s early Alice Comedies shorts. But things really took off in 1937 with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs – that’s when they started consistently creating full-length animated movies, and they haven’t stopped since! Over the years, from Snow White all the way up to the planned Zootopia 2, they’ve made a whopping 64 feature films. But if I had to pick, there are only seven that I truly consider perfect.

Tony Gilroy, the director of the highly-regarded Rogue One, recently discussed the troubled history of recent Star Wars films. He described an early version of his own film as being in very bad shape. The production of Solo faced even bigger problems, with the original directors, Phil Lord and Chris Miller, being replaced late in the process. Lucasfilm then brought in Ron Howard to reshoot much of the film, nearly doubling its budget, but it still didn’t make money. After the disappointing release of The Rise of Skywalker in 2019, Lucasfilm paused big-screen Star Wars projects, but now appears to be on more solid ground.

All ten movies in the Saw franchise are now streaming on Peacock as of today, December 19th. This includes Jigsaw, the original Saw, Saw II, Saw III, Saw IV, Saw VI, Saw X, Saw: The Final Chapter, and Spiral – perfect for a scary movie marathon!

He’s certainly not unbeatable. Throughout comic book history, both heroes and villains have managed to defeat him, even characters from Marvel. Here are seven of the most powerful Marvel characters who could actually win against Superman – beings with incredible abilities.