Welcome to Breaking Geek, column that just won't go away, where uber-geek Nick Doll offers commentary and reactions to the most interesting news of the week (or whatever he feels like), using his expansive knowledge
It's time to rejoice, Black Panther fans, because writer and director Ryan Coogler is returning for a second outing for one of Marvel's most successful standalone superheroes to date. According to a new report from
I think Hollywood should be working to swap races on multiple big-screen characters, specifically comic book characters; a topic I feel I need to discuss following the rumors that Warner Bros. may be eyeing Black
After the decision to cancel the popular film category at this year's Oscars, we all expected Disney were going to make a big push to get Black Panther some nominations for the prestige awards ceremony.
Black Panther was blooming huge, especially domestically in the US. As the first superhero movie to feature an almost completely black cast, it seemed to resonate more strongly in the US than abroad, though it
While it's still up in the air whether or not there will actually be a Best Popular Film category at the Oscars next year, that hasn't stopped discussion surrounding the potential. As it stands, there
Oscars, you'd better watch out, because Black Panther is coming for the Best Picture trophy at next year's awards ceremony. And no, we're not talking about the recently-revealed "Popular Film" category that the Oscars are
This year's Black Panther was an undeniable hit for Marvel Studios. Not only was it a fitting first film to the MCU's first leading black superhero, but it managed to create a living, thriving world
Having a thriving universe like the Marvel Cinematic Universe is quite the double-edged sword, as you can imagine. Of course, on the plus side, you have countless characters you can delve into, but the
Having just appeared as one of the most popular Star Wars characters, as Lando Calrissian, in Solo: A Star Wars Story, the multi-talented Donald Glover is now rumored to be up for the role of the villain
