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Spoilers for the first four episodes of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” Four episodes in, and it’s clear that “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” is building to one hell of a fight between Sam Wilson, aka Falcon, Bucky Barnes, aka Winter Soldier, and John Walker, aka the new Captain America. And that’s exactly what is teased in the new trailer for the final two episodes of the series.

In today’s take-in-with-a-big-spoonful-of-salt news, there’s a report that Din Djarin, Pedro Pascal‘s stoic masked protagonist in “The Mandalorian,” will make an appearance in the upcoming “Star Wars” show “The Book Of Boba Fett.” READ MORE: ‘The Book Of Boba Fett’: Robert Rodriguez Joins Favreau & Filoni As Exec Producers & Disney Confirms Mando S3 Still Coming The scoop comes from Cinelinx, reporting that Din Djarin will appear in the new show.

In a big case of déjà vu, another Marvel Disney+ series is preparing audiences for what could be a surprise Marvel cameo, as the showrunner behind “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” keeps teasing some exciting character appearance that fans are probably already speculating is actually Mephisto all along.

Fans have been seemingly enjoying the steady trickle of Marvel Studios content with the weekly release of new episodes of TV series on Disney+.

Loki has a big task ahead of him. In the trailer for, the upcoming Disney+ series, Tom Hiddleston's eponymous character is tasked by the Time Variance Authority with helping to fix the reality he broke when he teleported with the Tesseract in .Owen Wilson's set to star in the series as TVA member Mobius M.

Recently, the full cast was announced for the Disney+ live-action “Star Wars” series titled “Obi-Wan Kenobi.” And though there were plenty of surprises, including Kumail Nanjiani and Benny Safdie. But there’s one name that wasn’t mentioned in the list of cast members that made some “Star Wars” fans a bit confused.

In a series that introduced a new Captain America (no, not the one you’re hoping for), a potential sidekick for Falcon, new super-soldier villains, and more tragic backstory for Bucky, people really latched onto a fairly surprising aspect of the first two episodes of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier”—just how broke these guys are. And according to the head writer of the series, fans weren’t the only ones that were taken aback by the news that Falcon couldn’t get a loan.

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After numerous delays and tons of fan speculation, it appears that Lucasfilm is ready to begin production on the long-awaited “Star Wars” live-action series, “Obi-Wan Kenobi.” And with production scheduled to begin in April, the studio is ready to pull back the curtain and unveil the ensemble cast that will help bring the prequel series to life.

The second MCU show on Disney+, “The Falcon And The Winter Soldier,” has been reckoning with Old Man Steve’s decision to leave the shield behind and retire in “Avengers: Endgame,” but it is also building up a possible bright future from the Marvel Cinematic Universe by introducing the Young Avengers.

Disney+ just went up. From March 26 on, a Disney+ membership has increased $10, jumping from $70 to $80 for an annual subscription.

Disney+ is going up… and soon.Starting tomorrow, a Disney+ membership will increase $10, jumping from $70 to $80 for an annual subscription. For monthly subscribers, the price will increase $1, from $7/month to $8/month. If you’re a monthly subscriber who’s already signed up, consider locking in the lower annual plan price before March 26 to save yourself a few bucks.

Sign up before the end of March to lock in the lower annual price.Disney+ subscribers have unlimited access to new and popular animated movies such as andThe streaming site is the ultimate spot for  and Marvel fans due to their extensive library of  and Marvel Cinematic Universe titles.Many of your favorite princess movies are on Disney+, such as,, and the warrior The streaming site is also home to some must-see documentaries.

If you’re hoping that Disney is going to come up with a ton of new, original IP for its Disney+ streaming service, you’re absolutely crazy. Why would the biggest studio on the planet try to reinvent the wheel when it has a car sitting on wheels made of Pixar, Marvel, “Star Wars,” and its own Disney library? Don’t be silly.

Disney+ is going up… and soon.On March 26, a Disney+ membership will increase $10, jumping from $70 to $80 for an annual subscription. For monthly subscribers, the price will increase $1, from $7/month to $8/month. If you’re a monthly subscriber who’s already signed up, consider locking in the lower annual plan price before March 26 to save yourself a few bucks.

is finally coming out, albeit with one final delay: Marvel Studios' first film released in nearly two years will be in theaters and on Disney+ with Premier Access on the same day, July 9.The long-awaited Scarlett Johansson headliner was originally scheduled to open in theaters on May 1, 2020, officially launching Phase 4 of the MCU. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the studio postponed its release to Nov.

When Marvel Studios pushed “Black Widow” from May 2020 to November 2020, due to the pandemic, the thought was that the whole world will have this whole COVID thing figured out in a few months. Well, that didn’t happen.

Disney+ continues. Marvel's premieres on the streaming service this Friday, just a couple of weeks after the season finale of.

As Marvel Studios embarks on an epic six-chapter buddy-spy thriller, it’s not only seeking to explore the legacy and relevance of Captain America in the 21st Century but what exactly the mantle of the star-spangled man and his shield means to someone like Sam Wilson who had such a symbol thrust upon him at the end of “Avengers: Endgame.” It requires a filmmaker who not only has a proven capability of crafting exhilarating action set-pieces, but also a strong sense of vision and character paired

Disney+ is going up.On March 26, a Disney+ membership will increase $10, jumping from $70 to $80 for an annual subscription. For monthly subscribers, the price will increase $1, from $7/month to $8/month. If you’re a monthly subscriber who’s already signed up, consider locking in the lower annual plan price before March 26 to save yourself a few bucks.