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Sony Pictures has been milking characters from the Spider-Man universe for years now. Venom Morbius, Kraven the hunter, and Madam Web even have the vulture now. Sony is trying to set up a Spider-Man cinematic universe of their own. However, the irony is Sony still needs an official Spider-Man! There are four ways the Sony Spider-Man storyline can proceed. Firstly, they could bring back Tobey Maguire as the main Spider-Man for Sony. But that would make no sense, as he already fought Venom in Spider-Man 3. Secondly, they could continue with Tom Holland's Spider-Man. Still, he is now firmly a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), and his future is tied to the MCU. Thirdly, they could cast a brand new Spider-Man, but that doesn't seem logical as we already have three actors who are now canon. And finally, the fourth option, and my favorite one, is to bring back Andrew Garfield's Spider-Man. This option is the perfect fit for Sony's setup for the Sinister Six. Andrew ...

Okay, so Assassin's Creed with no swords, bows, axes, or spears seemed like a bad idea to me in 2017, but here I am, being impressed by Carriages, trains and being the batman. Also, many things can put you off once you start playing the game. The game takes us to the industrial revolution in a very dusty London. The different parts of the city are very well designed. They have a character to themselves; they don't feel lifeless. Ubisoft did a phenomenal job of depicting a suffering London, not only the people but the city itself. The main attraction of the game has to be the river Thames. It is very well done, and the traversal from one side of the Thames to another feels seamless. The story also makes you indulge more deeply in the city of London. With that being said, let's talk about the story. The main story, sadly, could be more memorable. It's been a month since I played the game, and I only remember parts of the story. The game allows you to play as two main char...

  In the last blog, I told u about how I felt about the movie, well tried to, at least. But today, we have many comic book pages to turn and look into. But before we do so, SPOILER WARNING. There, I gave it now. Do not cry when I tell you that Kang did not go into the probability storm alone because if he did, he would create his new and more dangerous variants. He is already fighting; god knows how many of them. Towards the movie's end, we see Kang the Conqueror bested by ANT-MAN! The big bad of the multiversal saga is BESTED BY ANT-MAN! Now many people think that Kang is dead but come on, guys, "are you an Avenger? Have I killed you before?" has to mean something. Kang is not dead. He is just even smaller in the quantum realm. We see Kang disappear with his ship's core which can lead to him being teleported to another dimension.  So why is Kang against his variants anyway? We heard Kang say his variants started interfering with the multiverse causing incursions. Now...

                                 I just finished watching ant-man and the wasp quantumania, and though the movie was good, it gave us so much to talk about. Let's go through them one by one. First and foremost, let's discuss the characters themselves. After the endgame events, the movie revolves around Scott, Hope, Cassie, Hank, and Janet. And let us not forget the great big bad Kang himself. The movie is fun, but it feels wayyyyyyy bigger than an ant-man film should feel. I would have loved to see the ghost story continued from Ant-Man and the Wasp. But it was fun to see Kang in action. Which is, unfortunately, a down for an Ant-Man movie itself. It focuses too much on setting up Kang, the conqueror, that the film feels like something other than a solo superhero movie. I understand that Scott was Marvel's best shot if they wanted to set up a villain in the quantum realm. But it doesn't feel natural. It...

Assassin's Creed Unity in 2023 is it still good, YES! Now before you wonder was AC Unity EVER good? Let me explain, It is a historical action-adventure video game developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft. It was released in November 2014 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. This set the stage for the next gen consoles, technically the first game to show the wonders of PlayStation 4. It did a number of great things...with a number of not so great things. The game is set in Paris during the French Revolution, and players control Arno Victor Dorian, a member of the Assassins. The story follows Arno's journey to uncover the truth about his father's death and his connections with the Assassins. The story line of this game is just interesting, is it the best...nope...but it is good enough to make u feel attached and give a ff... freckles about the charecters. One of the standout features of Assassin's Creed Unity is its stunning visuals...

The Dragon Ball franchise is not unknown to anyone, even the people who never watched an ounce of anime know who Goku is. The influence the franchise has on the generation is incomparable. Now, this beast of a franchise is back with another movie filled with the classic booms, fights, humor, and energy balls. So, let's find if and when it is worth your time. The movie brings back the age-old infamous and villainous corporation The Red Ribbon Army from the early days of Dragon Ball which was destroyed by kid Goku. The movie also expands on the relationship between Piccolo and Gohan in a manner that is new yet familiar. The story and the characters do a great job of keeping you glued to your seats. The inclusion of both old and new characters makes it easier for intergenerational fans to enjoy the classic Dragon Ball action with a modern touch to it. The story is fairly simple and engaging enough to make you want to unravel it. With its fair share of twists and turns it e...

Sniper Elite as the name suggests is a sniping game. If you don't snipe and try to take head-on fights you are pretty much dead. If you like to hit those sweet moving headshots and really REALLY like sniping this game will not disappoint. The music, graphics, styles used in the game screams the 2000s era, it will remind you of classic games like the OG hitman games, freedom fighters, IGI, etc The story is pretty basic, it's the end of world war 2, you are an American spy codenamed Eagle Watch, and your mission is to stop the NKVD from getting their hands on nuclear weapons. The story is basic and will not motivate you to unravel what happens next. The only thing that will motivate you to play this game is the level design which is very tactical and well placed and will force you to think about how to approach the situation. The missions in Sniper Elite are divided into small chunks and you have limited saves in higher difficulty levels. The environment and working o...

The Batman was a very anticipated movie of 2022, with a new Batman and a standalone storyline. With such a great legacy behind the character, it was a real challenge to do something that was never done before and that's exactly why The Batman is the best debut movie of the caped crusader. All comic book fans know for a fact that the best stories of Batman are the ones where he goes all Sherlock to work a complicated case. Whether it be Batman: The court of owls , Batman: The Long Halloween , Batman: Hush , etc, these all explore the detective aspect of the character very deeply which was missing in the previous installments but not in this movie. The movie takes this missing element and spins a story so exquisite that not even for a second you will feel unhooked, the story is full of plot twists that will keep you on the edge of your seat. It uses every character so adequately that none of them feel out of place. The story also does a good job of expressing the feeling ...

Sam Fisher or the "panther" is back and he's not in a good mood. Splinter Cell Conviction follows the story of Splinter Cell: Double Agent. Don't worry if you haven't played the game you'll get caught up quickly. Sam is angry and you can feel it in the grunt of his voice and the brutality of the interrogations and the gameplay itself. Older installations were focused more on "Avoiding the enemy" while this game is all about brutal and creative takedowns. The flow of the game feels smooth as it never makes you sit and wait for things to transpire, Ubisoft had a few maneuvers to pull this off. There is no in-game loading screen unless you die or reload. From the beginning till the end it feels like a single-shot game. Levels are loaded while cutscenes, objectives are projected onto the environment, and the back story is played on walls, these things keep the player immersed in the game, pushing them constantly to unfold the story. The story...