Firstly, let's address the metaphorical significance of the Time Variance Authority (TVA). In the film, the TVA represents the writers, producers, and directors who shape the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The portrayal of OG Marvel characters being discarded to the Void mirrors how these creators often move away from classic characters in favor of introducing new ones. This concept resonates with many fans who feel nostalgic about the original characters and their stories.

The newly released trailer for “Captain America: Brave New World” promises a return to the political and military spy thriller style reminiscent of “Winter Soldier.” While there are clear nods to its predecessor, it’s apparent that this film is aiming to carve out its own identity within the MCU. The trailer sets that tone with scenes featuring numerous guns and political settings, including a scene at the White House. We even get a glance at Giancarlo Esposito holding a rifle. This establishes a serious and intense atmosphere right from the start, signaling that the film will delve deep into political intrigue and espionage.

In recent years, terms like “woke media” or “woke Hollywood” have been thrown around to discredit certain films, TV shows, video games, and basically any form of media with a storyline. I am inviting people who use that term to think again. This article isn’t here to change your politics; diversity isn’t and should never be a political issue. Just because a film has themes or elements of inclusivity and social justice does not mean you need to be outraged.

Superman was meant to be DC’s icon, but ever since I can remember (I was born in 1991, so I am writing from the perspective of a 90s baby), Batman has been carrying DC as its most popular character. I credit that to a couple of factors: The first factor is that Batman is edgier and darker than Superman. The second factor is the success of the 1989 movie and The Animated Series that ran from 1992 to 1995. The third factor is that he is an overall badass who helps get the Justice League out of just about every situation. As a result of these factors, social media have pretty much turned Batman into a god. This attained godhood usually comes at the expense of Superman, Batman’s usual crossover partner. Just because Batman is more “badass” and “cooler” than Superman, the “boy scout,” does not mean that Superman is not an awesome character. Below are reasons why Superman is awesome.