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Copy to clipboard Sometimes, all it takes is an innocuous statement with only a slight connection to something like Marvel Studios’ Blade reboot to set the internet on fire. That’s exactly what head honcho Kevin Feige has done today, as remarks he made during a TCA panel have fans questioning now whether Mahershala Ali’s debut in the MCU will be as PG-13 as it currently sounds. The reaction, quite frankly, has fans in a (sometimes R-rated) state of distaste. CinemaBlend was on hand for Feige’s big kinda/sorta bombshell, as we attended the TCA panel where he made a comment...

When Kevin Feige first confirmed that Deadpool 3 would be retaining the R-rated nature of its predecessors despite being a canonical part of the staunchly PG-13 Marvel Cinematic Universe, fans instantly began crossing their fingers in the hopes that the upcoming Blade reboot would be subject to the same treatment. After all, trying to name more than a handful of great PG-13 vampire movies is a tough task, and the Daywalker definitely functions much better when he’s let off the leash. However, Feige’s latest comments have dampened the enthusiasm somewhat for Mahershala Ali’s impending ...

Film Reviews Whatever happened to The Future? You’re living in it (sorry for the mess—we weren’t expecting company). Just clear a spot among the discarded red hats and empty Mountain Dew liters and have a seat, because we’re going to talk 1990s cyberpunk cinema.  Back in the ’90s, we had a different vision for The Future (aka the 2000s). Yes, it was also dystopian AF, but at least it looked cool and the tech was awesome. Instead of sleek,black-leather suits and flying cars, what do we have in 2021? Neon Crocs and Bluetooth butt plugs. Lame.

W hatever happened to The Future? You’re living in it —s orry for the mess; we weren’t expecting company. Just clear a spot among the discarded red hats and empty Mountain Dew liters and have a seat, because we’re going to talk 1990s cyberpunk cinema. Back in the ’90s, we had a different vision for The Future (aka the 2000s). Yes, it was also dystopian AF, but at least it looked cool and the tech was awesome. Instead of sleek black-leather suits and flying cars, what do we have in 2021? Neon Crocs and Bluetooth butt plugs. Lame.

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard I only play roulette on occasion, but when I do, I always bet on black. And it’s all because of Wesley Snipes, who was the predominant Black action hero of the 1990s. Sure, Richard Roundtree paved the way in the ‘70s with his character Shaft, along with many other Black actors. But Wesley Snipes movies helped propel Black action flicks into the mainstream. I don’t think it’s hyperbolic to say this, but without Blade, there likely wouldn’t be a With Coming 2 America coming soon, it got me thinking about how much I love Wesley Snipes. He...