If you’re a Minecraft die-hard, you might have seen one particularly sneaky Easter egg in the new film adaptation A Minecraft Movie — but all is not what it seems. According to Mojang Studios ...

Here's why Galactus is the main villain in the upcoming The Fantastic Four: First Steps instead of Doctor Doom. The Fantastic Four: First Steps introduces Marvel’s first family to the Marvel ...

Minor spoilers ahead for A Minecraft Movie. The team behind A Minecraft Movie revealed to IGN that one of the funniest moments in the video game adaptation was actually inspired by The NeverEnding ...

We're doing neither, and that allows us to look at them from a fresh perspective." He then talked about why he chose to have Ralph Ineson portray Galactus instead of using CGI on the character, adding ...

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Storm #7 presents a major view of that, as the story starts a short time in the future, with the newest MCU stars facing a terrible threat — Galactus and Silver Surfer. The issue opens in the ...

The Fantastic Four: First Steps director Matt Shakman recently opened up about Galactus’ role in the movie and detailed how the villain was brought to life. Shakman confirmed Galactus as the ...

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Talking to Entertainment Weekly, filmmaker Matt Shakman explained why Galactus was prioritised over ... Check out some new stills from the movie below. Marvel’s First Family is here!

It's well established that the main villain of The Fantastic Four: First Steps will be the gigantic Galactus, who is big enough to devour the lifeforce of entire planets. Played by Ralph Ineson ...

It’s also a key distinction from the usual “inspired by a true story” pre-movie text, as every moment here comes from someone’s squadmate-checked memory to deliver a characteristically ...