Echo: Marvel's Disney+ Series Marks A Twilight Reunion 12 Years After Breaking Dawn
The Marvel Cinematic Universe Disney+ series "Echo" marks a "Twilight" reunion 12 years after the release of "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 2."
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Marvel's Echo Finally Reveals What Happened To Maya Lopez's Mother
The Marvel Cinematic Universe's "Echo" finally reveals what happened to Maya Lopez's mother, and it differs from the comics in one important way. -
Marvel's Echo Features An X-Men Easter Egg You Likely Missed
Episode 2 of the Disney+ series "Echo" features an X-Men Easter egg you likely missed - even if you've been keeping up with the other shows in the MCU. -
Echo: What Song Plays Over The Opening Credits Of Marvel's Disney+ Series?
Contrary to prior Marvel TV shows, the song that plays over the opening credits of the Disney+ miniseries "Echo" is one you may have heard before. -
Echo Episode 1 Confirms Whether Kingpin Is Dead
Two months after the release of the trailer, Episode 1 of "Echo" finally confirms whether or not Kingpin is dead following the brutal ending of "Hawkeye." -
Only Two Marvel Characters Can Kill Kingpin, According To Vincent D'Onofrio
When Vincent D'Onofrio was asked who could kill his character Kingpin, he was hesitant to give an answer but eventually named these two Marvel heroes. -
Echo: 5 Things You Need To Remember Before Watching Episode 1
Here are five things you need to remember from "Hawkeye" (or know from the comics) before watching Episode 1 of "Echo," premiering January 9, 2024, on Disney+. -
The Ending Of Hulu's Black Cake Explained
Packed full of mysteries both resolved and unresolved, the ending of Hulu's "Black Cake" has plenty of storylines for audiences to unravel. -
Archie's Jason Isaacs Was Afraid To Play Cary Grant At First (For A Good Reason)
Jason Isaacs portrays legendary Hollywood actor Cary Grant in the new miniseries "Archie," but Isaacs says he didn't want to take the part at first. -
All The Light We Cannot See: The Character Controversy That Offended Some Readers
Although "All the Light We Cannot See" won a Pulitzer Prize, the book that inspired the Netflix miniseries of the same name drew criticism for this one element. -
All The Light We Cannot See Isn't A True Story, But Is It Historically Accurate?
Though Netflix's "All The Light We Cannot See" features fictional characters from Anthony Doerr's novel, much of it is based on real-life events. -
Star Wars: Why Is Baylan Skoll So Powerful?
The morally gray Baylan Skoll is neither Sith nor Jedi, so why is he so powerful compared to other Force-sensitive individuals in the "Star Wars" franchise? -
The Alan Wake Live-Action Prequel Series You Probably Never Watched
The Alan Wake franchise has a passionate following in the gaming community, but even die-hard fans may not have watched its live-action prequel. -
All The Light We Cannot See Review: A Rushed And Mawkish Adaptation
Anthony Doerr's Pulitzer Prize-winning World War II novel "All the Light We Cannot See" gets the Netflix miniseries treatment, and the results are mixed. -
The Ending Of War Sailor Explained
Sea drama "War Sailor" was the most expensive Norwegian film ever made. It's been recut for a Netflix miniseries - here's the ending explained. -
The Ending Of Stephen King's Rose Red Explained
Ratings hit "Rose Red," marketed as "Stephen King's Rose Red," combined psychics and a haunted house in a major miniseries event. Here's the ending explained. -
Star Wars Officially Confirms Why Anakin's Force Ghost Returns In The Ahsoka Finale
"Star Wars" officially confirms why Anakin's Force ghost returns in the "Ahsoka" finale, and it actually makes quite a bit of sense considering his history. -
5 Ways The Fall Of The House Of Usher Is Majorly Different From Poe's Story
Mike Flanagan's "The Fall of the House of Usher" differs in numerous ways from its short story equivalent. Let's take a look at those differences. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher: What Do The Bells & The Jester Really Mean?
The Netflix miniseries "The Fall of the House of Usher" features the sound of bells and the vision of a jester, both of which refer to another Poe short story. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher: [SPOILER]'s Death Is A Logic-Defying Plot Hole
The Fall of the House of Usher is fantastically spooky, but not without its problems. Take the death of a certain character in episode 6 which is ... something. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher: Pluto The Cat Means More Than You Likely Think
Mike Flanagan's The Fall of the House of Usher is packed with easter eggs from Edgar Allen Poe stories, and the cat Pluto is no exception. -
Fall Of The House Of Usher: Who Plays Annabel Lee & Why Is Her Name Important?
The part of Annabel Lee in "The Fall of the House of Usher" is played by a regular actor in Mike Flanagan's films. But why is the character name so significant? -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher: Who Plays Juno Usher & How Was She Discovered?
Ruth Codd, who plays Juno Usher in Mike Flanagan's new Netflix limited series "The Fall of the House of Asher," took an interesting path to the world of acting. -
The Fall Of The House Of Usher Review: Family Is Hell
Mike Flanagan's final Netflix series, a star-studded adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher," is a must-watch this Halloween season. -
The Transformation Of Chad Michael Murray From Gilmore Girls To Today
Chad Michael Murray may be known for his portrayals on Gilmore Girls and One Tre Hill, but he has evolved tremendously since then as an actor and human being. -
Ahsoka Theory: Shin Hati Is The Most Important Person To Luke Skywalker's Future
She might be a third-tier baddie on "Ahsoka," but discarded "Star Wars" lore indicates that there could be more to Shin Hati than we realize. -
How Old Is Ahsoka's Jedi Droid Huyang In The Star Wars Universe?
"Ahsoka" features the live-action debuts of many "Star Wars" characters, but Huyang may secretly be the most interesting because of how old he is.
