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The Incredible Hulk (2008): A Smash Hit You Need to Watch

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Watch the Incredible Hulk 2008 movie
Watch the Incredible Hulk 2008 movie

Before the Avengers assembled, Marvel had a smashing start with The Incredible Hulk in 2008. This film isn’t just another superhero origin story—it’s a vital part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, tying directly into the franchise’s early days. With Edward Norton as Bruce Banner, it packs action, heart, and a glimpse of the larger world Marvel was building. If you’re exploring the MCU, this movie is a must-watch to see how it all began taking shape.

Instructions to Watch:  Click on the video below or click on the play button.  Be patient as some times it might take 15 to 30 seconds before it starts playing.  Took me forever to find this one.  This one is a FX cut that was on Archive.org.  Several of the copies I found were in German. If you want to download the video “Right Click” Save as and save it to where you want to save it. click here to read more

Avengers movie: “The End Game” (Watch for Free)

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Avengers: Endgame Explained – Shocking Moments, Fan Favorites, and the Legacy It Left Behind

Eleven years. Twenty-one movies. One epic conclusion. Avengers: Endgame wasn’t just another Marvel movie—it was the payoff fans had been waiting for. Wrapping up the Infinity Saga, it brought emotional moments, jaw-dropping battles, and unforgettable sacrifices.

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Avengers Endgame united generations of fans while redefining what a cinematic event could look like. This wasn’t just about superheroes fighting villains; it was about closure, legacy, and what it truly means to save the universe. Are you ready to relive the magic? Let’s dive in. click here to read more

Movie review: Unforgiven (1992)

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In the vast and unforgiving landscape of Western cinema, Clint Eastwood’s magnum opus “Unforgiven” stands tall as a gritty masterpiece that transcends the genre’s conventions. Released in 1992, this film not only redefined Eastwood’s career but also left an indelible mark on the entire Western genre.

Set in the twilight years of the American frontier, “Unforgiven” follows the journey of William Munny (played by Eastwood), a retired gunslinger turned struggling farmer. Munny is reluctantly drawn back into the world of violence and retribution by the allure of a bounty on the heads of two cowboys who have disfigured a prostitute in the town of Big Whiskey. What unfolds is not just a tale of vengeance but a poignant exploration of morality, redemption, and the consequences of a violent past. click here to read more

DC Comics Batman: Gotham Knights #27 Review

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DC Comics Batman Gotham Knights #27
DC Comics Batman Gotham Knights #27

We recently picked up a copy of the Batman: Gotham Knights comic, and it has definitely caught our attention. This issue, part of the 2000 series, dives into some thrilling storylines that really keep us engaged. The artwork is striking and complements the narrative well, drawing readers into the dark and dynamic world of Gotham.

While we appreciate the character development and plot twists, some moments felt rushed. This can make it tough for new readers to fully grasp the storyline, but for seasoned fans, it still offers plenty of excitement. click here to read more

Batman #3 Hunt The Dark Knight Review

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Batman Hunt The Dark Knight Book 3
Batman Hunt The Dark Knight Book 3

Comic book fans, we’ve got a treat for you today! We’ve been diving into Batman #3: Hunt The Dark Knight, and it’s a thrilling read that captures the essence of Gotham’s caped crusader.

This issue continues the gripping storyline as Batman faces new challenges and adversaries. We found the artwork to be top-notch, bringing the dark and gritty world of Gotham to life on every page. The plot keeps you on the edge of your seat, with twists and turns that’ll have you flipping pages faster than the Batmobile can zoom through the city streets. click here to read more

Unveiling the Epic: “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” (1966) – A Cinematic Triumph

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In the vast and desolate landscape of Western cinema, few films have left an indelible mark as enduring as Sergio Leone’s masterpiece, “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” (1966). This iconic spaghetti western not only solidified the genre’s place in cinematic history but also stands tall as a testament to Leone’s unparalleled storytelling prowess and the magnetic performances of its lead actors.

Plot Overview:
Set against the backdrop of the American Civil War, the film follows the relentless pursuit of a buried treasure by three morally ambiguous gunslingers: Blondie (the Good), Angel Eyes (the Bad), and Tuco (the Ugly). What ensues is a cinematic odyssey through the unforgiving landscapes of the Old West, filled with treachery, double-crosses, and unforgettable showdowns. click here to read more

The Avengers Episode 1 Part 1 “Avengers Assemble” Watch Free Video

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(Watch Free Video)  The first episode of Avengers Assemble, titled “The Avengers Protocol, Part 1”, opens with a shocking twist: Captain America is seemingly destroyed in a battle with the Red Skull. This event prompts Tony Stark to step up and reunite the disbanded Avengers, pulling together Thor, Hulk, Hawkeye, Black Widow, and the young Falcon to face the new threat. The Red Skull, weakened by the effects of the Super Soldier Serum, has allied with MODOK in a desperate plan to steal Cap’s body and extend his own life. click here to read more