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The studio that brought us the Avengers has come a long way since the first Marvel movie in 1986. It’s given birth to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which is arguably the most successful movie franchise today. But long after we got our hearts and souls wrecked after watching Avengers: Endgame, members of the geekdom are […]

Many Disney films are set in fictional locations. For example, you have Arendelle (Frozen), Corona (Tangled), and Motunui (Moana) – three examples of places that aren’t on any world map. But just because they’re fictional area names does not mean they all have to take place in a different world. A lot of places in

The other night, a bunch of my friends and I were sat in my living room, imbibing in…well, let’s not get specific, while we were watching the Disney Channel. The substances, and the TV gave birth to some very interesting questions that, to our surprise, has been asked by the internet community before. We scoured

With how many Marvel movies are out there (23), it’s hard to not think about mash-ups and death matches against two characters that didn’t do so in the big screen. One of the most popular matches people want to see is Thor vs. Wonder Woman. Tale of the Tape Thor Odinson If Marvel had its

Ever since its release way back in 2011 (yes, it’s been that long), Skyrim’s popularity has endured, even increased, thanks to a robust and active modding community, and unique game mechanics that have a perfect mix of RPG and life simulation (thanks to the Hearthfire expansion). And, of course, the dragons. Because, dragons are always

In popular fiction, there are two types of sea-dwelling creatures that we all know and are familiar with: sirens and mermaids. But despite their similarities, the two are actually very different specie of mythological creatures, with one being a gentle, shy denizen of the sea, and the other, a terrifying monster known for devouring unwitting

Over the past decade or so, Disney has become one of the most powerful, if not the most, film production studios in the world. They’re so big, they rival many small countries in terms of GDP, and they’re also one of the most recognizable symbols in the world. But like everyone else, Disney started out

As someone who has once worked part-time in a bookstore (no, I’m not Joe Goldberg from YOU), I can say that it’s easy to see a trend forming based on books that are a hit. When the Harry Potter books came out, fantasy universes hiding in plain sight became a trope. Twilight started teen romance