Jared Leto Would ‘Definitely’ Play the Joker Again
While there are no announced plans for Jared Leto to return as the Joker, the actor has said that he would definitely be willing to suit up once again as the Clown Prince of Crime.
Speaking to Variety, Leto said that he would "definitely play the Joker again" and that "it all depends on the script and the circumstances as it always does."
Even though all of Leto's appearances as the Joker were reportedly shelved earlier this year, there are still rumors that he may show up in Harley Quinn's standalone film - Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) - and maybe even Suicide Squad 2.
Avengers Endgame: The Best Time to Use the Bathroom
The latest installment of the MCU is three hours and one minute long, which means you might be wondering when to pee during Avengers: Endgame. The average person pees six to eight times a day; some do it 10 times a day. Do the math and chances are you might need to pee (or poo) during this cinematic event you paid $15.50 to get into.
Note: We've kept this story pretty much spoiler free with only the most minor scene details, but proceed at your own risk if you want to know absolutely nothing about Avengers: Endgame! Be sure to catch up on our Avengers: Endgame review, our ending explained, how it may set up this classic Marvel villain for Phase 4, all the Easter eggs we caught, our biggest question about Black Widow, what's next for the Endgame cast, and our breakdown of the film's rules of time travel.
How Many Times the Infinity Stones Have Been Mentioned in the MCU
Keeping track of the Infinity Stones is no easy task. From Asgard to Midgard, from Xandar to Vormir, the stones have been hidden, their presence mainly unknown to the galaxy except to a select few until it became everyone's top priority to stop Thanos from collecting them.
So which was the stone that caused the most chatter? We tallied up every mention of each Infinity Stone up through Avengers: Infinity War:
The first stone to appear in the MCU was the Tesseract. The Red Skull pulled it out of a church in Norway in Captain America: The First Avenger. The second stone to be seen was the Mind Stone. Encased in a shell and used by Loki to manipulate the minds of men, he created havoc and chaos in New York.
How Many Times the Infinity Stones Have Been Mentioned in the MCU
Keeping track of the Infinity Stones is no easy task. From Asgard to Midgard, from Xandar to Vormir, the stones have been hidden, their presence mainly unknown to the galaxy except to a select few until it became everyone's top priority to stop Thanos from collecting them.
So which was the stone that caused the most chatter? We tallied up every mention of each Infinity Stone up through Avengers: Infinity War:
The first stone to appear in the MCU was the Tesseract. The Red Skull pulled it out of a church in Norway in Captain America: The First Avenger. The second stone to be seen was the Mind Stone. Encased in a shell and used by Loki to manipulate the minds of men, he created havoc and chaos in New York.
Fortnite’s Volcano Erupts and Destroys Tilted Towers
Today's Fortnite in-game event took players inside an interdimensional vault and saw the eruption of the giant volcano, resulting in the destruction of the long standing Tilted Towers.
A countdown appeared over the recently discovered vault at Loot Lake yesterday afternoon. After 24 hours, players gathered around the giant hatch and watched as it twisted opened, revealing a glowing purple light. Gliding into the vault transported players into a strange void where six tall pillars depicting previously removed weapons stood tall.
Players enthusiastically begging to bring the Drum Gun back moments before complaining it's overpowered.
Fortnite’s Volcano Erupts and Destroys Tilted Towers
Today's Fortnite in-game event took players inside an interdimensional vault and saw the eruption of the giant volcano, resulting in the destruction of the long standing Tilted Towers.
A countdown appeared over the recently discovered vault at Loot Lake yesterday afternoon. After 24 hours, players gathered around the giant hatch and watched as it twisted opened, revealing a glowing purple light. Gliding into the vault transported players into a strange void where six tall pillars depicting previously removed weapons stood tall.
Players enthusiastically begging to bring the Drum Gun back moments before complaining it's overpowered.
After Endgame: What’s Next for the Avengers Cast
We are in the endgame, but Avengers: Endgame is not the end. At least, not technically. All your favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe actors have huge new projects on the horizon, in film and television, whether or not their characters actually survived the events of the latest Avengers epic.
Let's take a look at all the Avengers cast and character list as well as the actors' upcoming roles, and gaze into the future of cinema itself!
NOTE: Every film and television project listed below is subject to change, so stay tuned to IGN for future updates.
Dave Bautista (Drax)
Comparing the Finales: Endgame and the Battle of Winterfell
Warning: Full spoilers follow for Avengers: Endgame and Game of Thrones’ “The Long Night.”
Avengers: Endgame and Game of Thrones’ big Battle of Winterfell episode, “The Long Night,” had a lot to live up to. Expectations were high about how these cultural phenomena would bring long gestating storylines to a close. The pressure on both to provide fitting conclusions to the Infinity Saga and the Night King’s foreboding threat, respectively, meant that there was the potential that we would be left underwhelmed by their endings.
And now, with Endgame and “The Long Night” out in the wild, the question must be asked: Did these much-anticipated tales deliver on the protracted plot threads that have been years in the making? Or did they not justify the hype that surrounded them?
Comparing the Finales: Endgame and the Battle of Winterfell
Warning: Full spoilers follow for Avengers: Endgame and Game of Thrones’ “The Long Night.”
Avengers: Endgame and Game of Thrones’ big Battle of Winterfell episode, “The Long Night,” had a lot to live up to. Expectations were high about how these cultural phenomena would bring long gestating storylines to a close. The pressure on both to provide fitting conclusions to the Infinity Saga and the Night King’s foreboding threat, respectively, meant that there was the potential that we would be left underwhelmed by their endings.
And now, with Endgame and “The Long Night” out in the wild, the question must be asked: Did these much-anticipated tales deliver on the protracted plot threads that have been years in the making? Or did they not justify the hype that surrounded them?
Endgame: Did Captain America Do the Right Thing?
Full SPOILERS ahead for Avengers: Endgame!
Avengers: Endgame left audiences thrilled, astounded, weeping, and maybe a little confused. That’s what happens when you make an incredibly complicated, multi-tiered storyline with alternate realities and time travel.