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Earlier today, we brought you a first look at Captain America: Brave New World's take on The Leader and Red Hulk. Now, we have some additional pieces, one of which reveals a potentially major spoiler for the next MCU movie.

On a piece that appears to have been illustrated by comic book artist Daniel Acuña, we see Captain America leading The Falcon, Sabra, and Isaiah Bradley into battle.

This is the first time we've seen Sabra in costume, of course, but the biggest reveal has to be the fact Bradley will see some action in Captain America: Brave New World. We know the Super Soldier will be brainwashed by The Leader into attacking President "Thunderbolt" Ross but he must eventually set out to redeem himself in the movie.

He does so in a costume we'd say closely resembles a S.H.I.E.L.D. uniform. Not only does...

Fantasy movies of the 1960s are a time capsule of an age of imagination that has gone on to inspire some of the best fantasy movies and performances of all time. While these films blend a variety of genres and story types, many of the most prominent fantasy movies of the decade were produced by Walt Disney Studios. Both animated and live-action films garnered great success for Disney during the '60s, but this family-friendly fare isn't all the decade has to offer. Darker and more adult fantasy films drew older audiences to theaters and are great projects to rewatch today.

One of the reasons it's so fun to look back on works of speculative fiction from the 1960s is because the filmmakers had to be so creative with the use of visual effects. These projects use miniatures and beautifully constructed practical sets and make early forays into the use of animation in live-action projects.

Angela Bassett was "gobsmacked" by her Academy Awards loss to Jamie Lee Curtis in 2023, but she handled it gracefully with her children at her side. Despite her loss, the talented actress remained positive, focusing on being kind and gracious while enjoying the moment anyway. Bassett finally received an honorary Oscar at this year's Governors Awards.

Boisterous Marvel fans never had the chance to scream out, “Wakanda Forever,” in celebration of Angela Bassett's anticipated Oscar win for her portrayal of Queen Ramonda in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. That’s because Jamie Lee Curtis ruined the opportunity when she won the Best Actress in a Supporting Role honor at the 95th Academy Awards instead. And in a recent interview with Oprah Winfrey, Bassett admitted she was “gobsmacked” by the loss. The actress said (per OWN):

I was gobsmacked [laughs and pounds on her chest].

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Valentine's Day always puts romance in the air. Recent streaming statistics show that on Valentine's Day, viewership skyrockets, with many preferring to remain at home, watching movies, rather than going out to spend a night on the town. Romance movies seem like the obvious choice for a Valentine's Day viewing. However, for those bored with the tiresome clichés of the romance genre, there exists a multitude of fantastic anti-romance movies ripe for a Valentine's Day watch.

Anti-romance movies display an apathetic attitude toward romantic relationships, with many focusing on the breakdown and deterioration of love. While watching a relationship crumble may sound depressing, these films offer profound insight as to why and how relationships sour, possibly serving as a learning tool in further understanding the human condition. Films such as Scenes from a Marriage, Revolutionary Road, and Modern Romance are among the greatest anti-romance movies of all time.

Modern Romance...