Marvel’s Avengers: 11 Legendary Heroes Who Need to be DLC
Marvel's Avengers will give players the chance to take direct control of Earth's Mightiest Heroes. Or some of them, anyway. The game looks to be focusing on a core cast that includes Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and Black Widow. That barely scratches the surface of Marvel heroes who have served as Avengers over the decades. Fortunately, we know developer Crystal Dynamics will be releasing new characters as free DLC post-release.
While there are literally hundreds of characters to choose from, we assume Crystal Dynamics will be sticking to characters with similar powers and abilities as that main cast of five. After all, they can't risk breaking the balance of a game with a significant online component. With that in mind, here are the Marvel heroes we want to see as playable DLC.
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Holland & Pratt Recorded Onward Scenes Together for Emotional Impact
We caught up with the filmmakers behind Pixar Animation’s upcoming fantasy Onward at Disney’s D23 Expo on Saturday, who revealed that unlike in most animated films they were able to actually get their main stars together to record -- albeit just once.
Onward stars MCU veterans Tom Holland and Chris Pratt as two teenage elf brothers, Ian and Barley Lightfoot, who embark on an extraordinary quest to discover if there is still a little magic left in the world. Set in a modern fantasy world, Disney and Pixar’s Onward is inspired by director Dan Scanlon’s personal experiences with his brother.
Scanlon revealed they were able to actually record with Holland and Pratt together at one point. “We were able to get them together once and it was so fun just watching them talk to each other,” Scanlon said. “They’re clearly friends and watching them make each other laugh. And just this sort of big brotherly quality Chris has with Tom.”
The Eternals: Angelina Jolie Explains Why This Is the MCU Movie She Said ‘Yes’ To
Angelina Jolie is officially entering the Marvel Cinematic Universe thanks to her role as Thena in Marvel's The Eternals. IGN caught up with Jolie following the 2020 film's D23 Expo debut during the Disney Studios Theatrical panel to discuss why this was the Marvel movie she said "yes" to.
"When they called me in for this, I'm a big fan of the director
, and I think she's going to make a very special film," Jolie said. (You can watch the full interview above.)
just a really a love letter to Earth and very character-based, but also very, very big and we're going to expand a long period of time and try different things. I love the storytelling, and I happen to love Thena. She's very aggressive and I like her and I'm ready for that now."
Why Sam Wilson Isn’t Captain America in Falcon and the Winter Soldier
When Steve Rogers handed his shield to Sam Wilson at the end of Avengers: Endgame, fans assumed that the Star-Spangled Man was also handing over the mantle of Captain America to his longtime ally.
But according to Anthony Mackie, Sam Wilson isn't Captain America when The Falcon and the Winter Soldier kicks off (which explains why the Disney+ series isn't called Captain America and the Winter Soldier).
"I’m not Captain America. Just because he told me to hold his shield, he didn’t say 'you’re Captain America now,'" Mackie pointed out when talking to IGN on the Disney+ red carpet at Disney's D23 Expo. "He’s like, 'I’m gonna go back and see my girl, call me if something happens. I don’t wanna carry this dumb shield.'"
Angelina Jolie Had No Idea Kit Harington Was Cast in The Eternals
Marvel fans were surprised to learn Kit Harington is joining the cast of The Eternals, but apparently not as surprised as co-star Angeline Jolie. Jolie didn't find out Harington had signed on to play Dane Whitman until he joined the rest of the cast on-stage at D23.
In an interview with ET, Jolie admitted she and her fellow cast members were taken aback by the sudden announcement.
"I'm not so sure what we can say," Jolie told ET. "I still think we're seeing each other behind the scenes, like, 'Did you hear...?' I didn't know Kit was in the film! It's a whole thing. I'm thrilled, but I had no idea."
Star Wars: The Emperor Is ‘Very Instrumental’ in The Rise of Skywalker
The Emperor is going to play a key figure in the upcoming Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and his shadow looms large over the movie (especially if the new poster revealed at D23 Expo 2019 is any indication).
IGN caught up with the stars of the movie -- Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Kelly Marie Tran -- following their D23 panel presentation to discuss why it was important the Emperor (or at least some version of) be resurrected for the conclusion of the Skywalker Saga. You can watch the full interviews above.
UPDATE: In addition, Disney released the Rise of the Skywalker D23 footage online, which you can watch below:
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur Animated Series Coming to Disney Channel
Disney has announced a new Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur animated series to air on the Disney Channel. The news came during the Disney Television Animation panel at D23 Expo.
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur follows the adventures of 13-year-old genius Lunella Lafayette and her pet T-Rex. After Lunella accidentally creates a time vortex and drags Devil Dinosaur into modern-day New York, the duo become superheroes defending the Lower East Side from any and all threats.
The Breaking Bad Movie Has a Title and Netflix Premiere Date
The much-anticipated Breaking Bad movie has an official title and a release date. As revealed by the New York Times, the Breaking Bad movie will be titled El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, with the global release date set for Friday, Oct. 11 on Netflix.
Netflix also released an official synopsis for the film: "The Netflix Television Event EL CAMINO: A BREAKING BAD MOVIE reunites fans with Jesse Pinkman (Emmy-winner Aaron Paul). In the wake of his dramatic escape from captivity, Jesse must come to terms with his past in order to forge some kind of future."