Suicide Squad 2 director claims the movie will have a large number of character deaths
Suicide Squad 2 director James Gunn has recently revealed in an interview that a large number of important characters will die over the course of the film and that fans should not get too attached. It is currently unconfirmed which DC characters will appear in the film besides Margot Robbie's Harley Quinn.
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Marvel unveils new superheroes Snowflake and Safespace, fans confused
Ahead of the release of its New Warriors comic book series, Marvel has unveiled some of the series' new superheroes, with twin African-American characters Snowflake and Safespace generating confusion and in some cases outrage among fans on social media, who take offense to the studio's apparent tone-deafness to the meanings of their names, with writer Kibblesmith describing Snowflake as a non-binary superhero who prefers non-gendered pronouns.
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Marvel pulls Black Widow solo movie due to coronavirus concerns
Marvel has announced that the new solo Black Widow movie will now not be releasing on May 1st as it was previously scheduled. This decision was made in response to the abysmal Box Office numbers that followed the global coronavirus pandemic. Although cinemas across America have not shut down yet.
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Box Office numbers drop to the lowest point in over two decades
Movie ticket sales in North America have dropped to their lowest point in the last 2 years this weekend as the coronavirus takes hold of the continent. Ticket sales only generated $55.3 million in total over the weekend as many people have chosen to stay at home and cinemas have been forced to limit seating capacity.
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