Nia DaCosta and 'The Marvels' Calm Fears of a MCU Demise
MCU's first Black Woman director, Nia DaCosta, put her all into this movie and did not disappoint for one second. Marvel is safe.
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MCU's first Black Woman director, Nia DaCosta, put her all into this movie and did not disappoint for one second. Marvel is safe.
As someone who enjoyed 2019's Captain Marvel more upon rewatch than during the initial premiere, I approached The Marvels with a mixture of tempered anticipation and curiosity. As everyone is aware, the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) has expanded to include not only films but also television shows, some of which are crucial to fully getting behind the main characters. WandaVision remains
'The Marvels' filmmaker Nia DaCosta ignored the haters and made the movie her teenage self would want to see
Utopia has acquired the U.S. rights to writer-director-producer Lena Dunham’s Sundance comedy "Sharp Stick."
For a decade, Lena Dunham has kept more than busy, executive producing TV series like...