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Dave Callaham has been selected to write the sequel to “Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire,” with Adam Wingard likely to return as director. This sequel, marking the fifth installment of Warner Bros.’ Monsterverse franchise, will see Godzilla and Kong team up against a new threat. Callaham’s experience with big blockbuster scripts, including “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” positions him well to tackle this next chapter in the Monsterverse.

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Marvel’s recent adjustments to its Phase 5 and 6 release schedules suggest a strategy reminiscent of the comic book industry’s response to market pressures. As superhero fatigue begins to emerge in cinemas, Marvel is focusing on its core franchises like the Avengers while integrating lesser-known characters into these popular narratives. This approach allows for an exploration of new characters without the risk of standalone failures, mirroring successful comic book tactics. The strategy also emphasizes complete storytelling within films, ensuring each movie provides a satisfying narrative arc, addressing critiques of Marvel’s previous reliance on interconnected sagas that sometimes left individual films feeling incomplete.

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Spoiler alert for Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

“Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” features a clever callback to the 1968 original film with a humorous twist. In the film, a character named Raka introduces a human woman as “Nova,” a nod to Linda Harrison’s character in the original. However, the joke unfolds as Raka nonchalantly explains that all human women are called “Nova,” a misremembered tradition from “Caesar’s time,” highlighting the theme of distorted historical interpretations.

#KingdomOfThePlanetOfTheApes #EasterEgg #Nova #1968Original

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Ralph Ineson has been cast as the iconic villain Galactus in the upcoming “The Fantastic Four” film. Known for roles in films like “The Green Knight” and “The Northman,” Ineson’s deep, commanding presence is expected to bring a new depth to the character, diverging from previous portrayals, potentially aligning closer to the traditional, gigantic humanoid depiction from the comics.

#FantasticFour #Galactus #RalphIneson #MarvelCinematicUniverse

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