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They're both in the movie The Odyssey. Unless you specifically mean a Spider-Man movie.

Nonetheless, I can't wait to see this Spider-Man movie.
Thanks for that. I remembered seeing Holland in The Odyssey previews, but did not recall the same for Zendaya. She is a pretty young woman. Perhaps my brain glitched seeing her. :laugh:

Now that I think about it more... maybe I might have filed her in my head under Dune 3 instead. It may just be me but it seems like she is getting the some trackability that Zoe Saldana owns (or maybe lost by now). Every time you turn around, she is in a BIG film of some kind. She's everywhere, lol.
 
Thanks for that. I remembered seeing Holland in The Odyssey previews, but did not recall the same for Zendaya. She is a pretty young woman. Perhaps my brain glitched seeing her. :laugh:

Now that I think about it more... maybe I might have filed her in my head under Dune 3 instead. It may just be me but it seems like she is getting the some trackability that Zoe Saldana owns (or maybe lost by now). Every time you turn around, she is in a BIG film of some kind. She's everywhere, lol.
I like Zendaya, but she doesn't hold a candle to Zoe Saldaña, IMO.
 
Thanks for that. I remembered seeing Holland in The Odyssey previews, but did not recall the same for Zendaya. She is a pretty young woman. Perhaps my brain glitched seeing her. :laugh:

Now that I think about it more... maybe I might have filed her in my head under Dune 3 instead. It may just be me but it seems like she is getting the some trackability that Zoe Saldana owns (or maybe lost by now). Every time you turn around, she is in a BIG film of some kind. She's everywhere, lol.
I think she plays Athena one of the greek gods. It's a small role.
 
It's movies like the new Spider-man that can pump like back into the genre.. But be assured that Disney and WB will screw it up again.
I hate agreeing, but there have been too many substandard examples to ignore. Disney's biggest gambles are Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars.

Resets have become commonplace in both DC and Marvel Comics over the past half century. Phase 6 of the Multiverse Saga will be an attempt to re-imagine EVERYTHING from 2008's Iron Man to now. Diehards like me can take whatever they dish out. The best way for Disney to retain and grow its overall audience, though, is to keep pumping out Spider-Man: Brand New Day-quality fare.

THAT studio has had its stumbles over the last 18 years, but they have been reasonably stable in their production value over the entire stretch. Warner Bros? Those guys have been stumbling and bumbling.

I will not delve into my opinions of each film, starting with Man of Steel in 2013. Instead, I will describe two movies that really reflect DC's woes in my opinion: the Justice Leagues. They greenlit 2017's, then benched Zack Snyder for Joss Whedon, who stitched together Snyder's work into...

trash.

Then, some genius said, "Let's allow Snyder to do it his way for HBO! All in favor say, aye! AYE! We're stupid! Yay!" Snyder comes back for 2021, reverts it back into his original 4-hour runtime image, and I got one of my few solid favorites of the bunch in return. Now, we're in the DCU, and James Gunn just knifed me in the gut with Supergirl. Please. Stop the madness, Warner Bros.

/rant
 
It's movies like the new Spider-man that can pump like back into the genre.. But be assured that Disney and WB will screw it up again.
Warner Bros has never stopped screwing it up.

But it’s great to see that films can still get large audiences to come to the theater again.

I was starting to worry that we might start losing them.
 

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