But with so many movies and TV shows in the official MCU saga (and plenty more on the way), it can be hard to decide what to watch next. Use this list as a guide to get in on the action.

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Disguised in human form as an armed and dangerous 1950s leather-clad biker gang, they show no mercy. That, of course, changes when they catch the most toxic and contagious human disease of all: ...

The movie will be released on March 14, 2025. You can watch the trailer here. In the forthcoming musical romantic comedy ‘That’s Amore!’ directed by Nick Vallelonga and written by Nick Vallelonga, ...

As a card-carrying TV junkie, I subscribe to most of the major streaming services and watch more than my fair share of shows and movies. Meanwhile I've tested and reviewed tech products and ...

and some of that fun makes its way into the show," wrote Vanity Fair's Sonia Saraiya. "Ragnarok" was one of the most impressive feats in MCU history — the first two "Thor" movies are among some ...

Below we'll get into every movie and TV show coming from Marvel that currently has a tentative release date. We'll also cover a few movies and TV shows that have been in the works but have murkier ...

Here’s how it works. March 2025 brings a wave of new TV shows and movies to broadcast, cable and streaming services like Netflix, Disney Plus, HBO and Max, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV Plus and ...

The late Maggie Smith played McGonagall in the movie franchise ... The series is expected to run for over a decade. The show was originally slated to cover one book per season.

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Some fans have reasoned that this could mean the non-Disney Plus TV shows happen on a completely different Marvel timeline to the movies – which is probably the easiest way of looking at it.