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Although Sentry might not be the most powerful character in Marvel Comics as some people might think, there are several others, like Franklin Richards, Galactus, and Silver Surfer, who could argue their case effectively. It’s not unexpected that these powerhouses are making their way to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, one extraordinarily powerful Marvel character may never get a chance to shine on the big screen, which is unfortunate because they might just be the publisher’s top superhero.

As a movie enthusiast, I can’t help but notice the ripple effect that the success of the Barbie film has made in Hollywood. It’s sparked a surge of excitement for a potential Bratz adaptation, and rightfully so! Toy-based movies have been receiving more funding since then, but whether this trend will prove profitable remains to be seen.

At first glance, it might seem straightforward to compare Bratz with Barbie. However, the nuanced differences between these two iconic brands could make or break this upcoming project. It’s a fascinating challenge that I, as a fan, can’t wait to see unfold on the big screen.

Ever since Netflix stopped streaming “Alita: Battle Angel” in early May, it’s been hard to find the movie on any significant streaming platforms. However, this dry spell is about to be over next week as the film becomes accessible again.

The film “Terminator: Genisys,” marking its tenth anniversary this year, failed to revive the “Terminator” series; instead, it dealt a significant blow to the longevity and goodwill associated with the “Terminator” brand. In contrast, the 1991 release “T2: Judgement Day” shattered box office records, while “Genisys” sealed the fate that for the “Terminator” films, it’s “hasta la vista, baby.

In about two weeks, we can expect the release of Resurrection, and to get us pumped up, marketing efforts are going all out. Snippets of Dexter: Resurrection have been circulating, showcasing fresh episodes and offering behind-the-scenes perspectives from the cast and crew. But there’s also a unique video that features Dexter Morgan himself, Michael C. Hall, and Angel Batista actor David Zayas as they reminisce about their past experiences.

San Antonio’s Alamo Beer Company is partnering with Hulu to produce an authentic version of the beer that Hank and his friends often drink, signaling that things are in full swing for this collaboration. Eugene Simor, the founder, shared excitement about the upcoming project, stating “We’re just finalizing the release date.” Although the specific launch date remains unknown, they aim to make it available either in July or August to take advantage of Arlen’s resurgence. A sneak peek at the beer was presented during a Texas gathering with the cast in May, but it has yet to appear on store shelves. We’ll keep you updated once it does become available.

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