Justice League End Credits Scenes Explained
Warning: FULL SPOILERS ahead for Justice League!
There are two end credits scenes in Justice League. The first is a mid-credits scene involving two members of the Justice League, while the second scene occurs at the very end of the credits and sets up potential big future developments in DC’s movieverse.
Justice League's mid-credits scene sees the Flash and Superman gearing up for a good-natured race in the countryside to determine who’s fastest. The foot race offers Flash a chance to fully test his abilities against the only other being who could possibly match him. The stakes? A superhero brunch. The scene ends just as the two superheroes begin their race.
Opinion: Mario’s Motion-Only Abilities Are Infuriating
I’ve been playing a ton of Super Mario Odyssey since its launch last week, and much like Ryan’s rave review of the game, I’m seriously loving it. That said, its use of motion controls drive me crazy.
When Nintendo introduced the Wii as an almost exclusively motion controlled system in 2006, it was a new, exciting, and relatively successful idea. But even on a system designed around motion control, it had its problems and eventually settled into being more of a gimmick than the revolutionary new way to play games Nintendo may have hoped it would be.
Villains We Want in Justice League 2
With the Justice League movie finally out in the wild, we can’t help but immediately start looking toward the future. The big tease in the post-credits scene certainly paints a clear picture of what to expect in the sequel, should one materialize.
Warning: this article contains full spoilers for Justice League!
After the credits, we see Slade Wilson aka Deathstroke join Lex Luthor on his yacht. Luthor says that he wants to form a league of their own (ha), which conjures up a few different evil organizations from the comics, including the Injustice League, the Legion of Doom, or even the Secret Six. One thing is for sure, the Justice Leaguers are going to have to fight more than just one big baddie next time around. No sequel has been announced yet, but that’s not going to stop us from picking which villains would be the best match for each member of the team.
The Best Subscription Box Gifts
Do you have someone on your gift list who's always busy? Who doesn’t have time to treat themselves? Who, in some cases, might not even have time to shop for clothes or try new things they might actually enjoy? A subscription box is an ideal gift for that type of friend or family member. Not only do these boxes contain items the recipient will love and appreciate, but they keep coming on a regular basis throughout the year. They truly are the gifts that keep on giving. Here are some of the best subscription boxes for the people in your life.
From boxes stuffed with Game of Thrones gear to fresh new books delivered monthly, these subscription boxes will help your friends have a good time.
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The Punisher Villain Jigsaw Explained
Netflix's The Punisher: Season 1 wrapped up with the badly disfigured Billy Russo -- ex-friend of Frank Castle -- clinging to life in a hospital bed and silently vowing revenge against Castle, locking him in as the villain Jigsaw in Season 2.
And now with Season 2 of the Netflix show debuting, here's everything you need to know about Jigsaw and why he's managed to stay the one recurring thorn in the Punisher's side all these years.
Jigsaw Explained: The Basics
Given that the Punisher's entire modus operandi is killing criminals in brutal and spectacular fashion, it makes sense that his rogues gallery is pretty small compared to the likes of Spider-Man or Iron Man. Yet somehow, Billy Russo has managed to survive one encounter after another with Frank Castle, repeatedly cheating death and returning to exact vengeance on his most hated enemy once again.
Justice League Fails to Excite Friday Box Office Numbers
Justice League underwhelmed in its opening day at the domestic box office.
As reported by Forbes, the latest DC film from Warner Bros. debuted to $38.8 million on Friday, which includes $4.5 million in IMAX sales. This figure just barely eclipses Wonder Woman's $38 million Friday debut, and is well behind Marvel Studios' latest, Thor: Ragnarok, which made $46 million on opening day.
Justice League's opening day is also far lower than other DC films, including Suicide Squad, Man of Steel and Batman v Superman, which debuted to $65 million, $56 million, and $81 million, respectively.
Battlefront 2’s Microtransactions Pulled After Disney Concern
Electronic Arts' decision to pull microtransactions from Star Wars Battlefront II just before the game's launch reportedly came in the wake of concerns from Disney.
Bob Iger, Disney's chief executive, was "alarmed" by the backlash from fans over how Battlefront II's microtransactions were implemented, The Wall Street Journal heard from a "person familiar with the matter." As a result, Jimmy Pitaro, the head of consumer products and interactive media at Disney, contacted EA, detailing the company's concerns about the situation.
Justice League’s 5 Biggest WTF Questions
The Justice League has finally arrived! After many years of development, the best known and most beloved of DC Comics’ heroes have united on the big screen. You can check out our review of the film here, but as usual we also have plenty of questions about some of the story beats and moments in the movie.
So here are our 5 Biggest WTF Questions About Justice League… Full spoilers follow, of course!
No, seriously, Arthur Curry ventures to Atlantis for the first time in Justice League, according to what Aquaman actor Jason Momoa told IGN on the red carpet at the film’s premiere.
The Punisher: Every Movie and TV Appearance
The Punisher: Season 1 has arrived on Netflix, with Jon Bernthal's Frank Castle finally getting the spotlight all to himself. That said, this is hardly the first time Frank Castle has branched out from comics to other media.
Indeed, the Marvel character has had his fair share of big and small screen appearances. So take a look at the slideshow below to check out the Punisher's other movie and TV appearances, from the original 1989 movie to 2008's Punisher: War Zone...
The Punisher stars Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle, Ben Barnes as Billy Russo, Ebon Moss-Bachrach as Micro, Amber Rose Revah as Dinah Madani and Deborah Ann Woll as Karen Page.
For even more on the Marvel/Netflix show, check out our episode reviews here, or take a look at our guide to every major character confirmed to appear in The Punisher: Season 1.