Hero Nation Podcast: ‘Eternals’ Scribes Kaz Firpo & Ryan Firpo On “Most Challenging” Marvel Movie Ever, Sequel Ideas & Working With Chloé Zhao

Red Notice is primed to take the crown of Netflix‘s most-watched film ever, according to official figures.The streaming platform has revealed that the Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds-starring film has now clocked up 277.9million hours of combined views two weeks after its release.It puts the action comedy just behind 2018 thriller Bird Box, which currently has 282million hours of viewing, and well ahead of third-placed movie Extraction, which has 231million.Red Notice had already

Jamie Dornan might be headed for the world of superheroes.

“Things were happening fast and, on the fly, and, you know, when you are walking into a world that is very much established and you’re trying to establish yourself, it can be tricky,” says Hailee Steinfeld of making her Marvel live action debut with Disney+’s upcoming Hawkeye series.

, and — and returned to the big screen with,  and all in 2021. So, what comes next?Well, even more new series and films, with the return of some popular Avengers on the big screen while Ms.

The names Kaz Firpo and Ryan Firpo are probably not names you recognize right off the bat.

Our Spidey senses are tingling! Spider-Man: No Way Home promises to give us more of Tom Holland’s Peter Parker — and maybe a few other Spider-Men.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Gal Gadot, and Ryan Reynolds are the big stars of Netflix‘s upcoming movie Red Notice, which hits the streamer later this week!

“The Voice” kicked off the season 21 live shows on Monday, with incredible performances from the top 20 singers. However, they may have saved the best for last with Team Blake Shelton’s Wendy Moten, who brought the house down with her rendition of “I Will Always Love You”, earning a standing ovation from all four coaches.

kicked off the season 21 live shows on Monday, with incredible performances from the top 20 singers. However, they may have saved the best for last with Team Blake Shelton's Wendy Moten, who brought the house down with her rendition of «I Will Always Love You,» earning a standing ovation from all four coaches. «I'm gonna say this, and I'm probably gonna catch a lot of heat for it, but I don't care,» Blake raved of the performance.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorMarvel Cinematic Universe fans are soon going to be able to see even more of the Avengers assembling on Disney Plus.Starting this Friday (Nov. 12), Disney Plus subscribers will be able to stream 13 Marvel movies in Imax’s Expanded Aspect Ratio — which offers up to 26% more screen picture compared with conventional widescreen format.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticI disagree with other critics all the time, and don’t generally blink an eye about it, but as soon as the news dropped that “Eternals,” the Marvel epic directed by Chloé Zhao, had received the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score (48% fresh) of any film in the 13-year history of the MCU, making it the first official “Rotten” film in the series, my hidden-agenda detector went on high alert.

We can’t stop thinking about moving to Las Vegas! Our therapist had a lot to say this week – and so did we! Also, we take our oldest two kids to see the new Eternals film from Marvel (and a surprise after). Plus, a gift for our youngest. Something nice for grandma. And lots more! WATCH!

a new corner of the Marvel Cinematic Universe on Nov. 5.

stands on its own to some degree, but like building blocks, they all connect as part of one interconnected universe. And in that way ,watching the Marvel movies in order tells one grand story.There are a couple of different ways to watch the MCU movies, but below we run down how to watch the Marvel films in chronological order.

much more awards fanfare, but that’s a conversation for another day) in Ari Aster’s formidable feature debut. Colette plays Annie, a miniaturist struggling to process her relationship with her mentally-ill mother.

Eternals star Lauren Ridloff is opening up about the benefits of having captions during big screen movies in theaters.

“Eternals” is about to hit theaters this week, and with it, the world is going to be introduced to nearly a dozen new superhero-types over the course of the film’s 157 minutes. Without going into spoilers, it’s safe to say that Marvel Studios tends to end each of its films with a clear direction for a sequel and “Eternals” is no different.

Christmas is coming early at VH1 this year, as the network is launching its first-ever slate of Christmas movies it’s calling the “Naughty or Nice” holiday lineup, all highlighted by a film starring RuPaul described as “the draggiest Christmas movie ever made.” RuPaul will star in “The Bitch Who Stole Christmas,” which is is one of five movies that will begin airing on VH1 on Nov.

61 percent Tomatometer rating gives “Eternals” the dubious honor of the only Marvel Studios movie to get a lower ranking than 2013’s intensely panned “Thor: The Dark World,” which currently has a 66 percent ranking.