The Single Best Frame In Every MCU Movie (Phase 3)

Of course, every Marvel movie has many memorable moments. But we’ve chosen what we think is the most impactful single shot from each film in Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe – that’s from Captain America: Civil War to Spider-Man: Far From Home – and explain why it still resonates so strongly.

Knives Out 3’s Cinematographer Talks About How They Got Those Epic Church Door Shots

Michael Yedlin and Rian Johnson have a long-standing working relationship, dating back to their high school years. Yedlin is typically the cinematographer on Johnson’s films, including all three Knives Out movies. I recently spoke with him before the release of Wake Up Dead Man and asked about a recurring visual motif: the absence of a crucifix in a church, followed by scenes of doors opening and shadowy figures. He shared insights into the creative choices behind this element, explaining:

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The Street Fighter Movie Revives a 30-Year-Old Rivalry

However, this isn’t true for the character Dan Hibiki, a comical version of Ryu and Ken who first appeared in the 1995 game Street Fighter Alpha. In the games, Dan usually wears a pink karate uniform similar to Ryu and Ken’s, but with a dark t-shirt instead of going bare-chested. For the film, he’ll be sporting a pink suit and a gold necklace with a coin-shaped pendant.

Visa’s Stablecoin Saga: From $3.5B to 🌕 – Are They the Crypto Fairy Godmother? 🚀

Apparently, Visa’s new gig is to help banks, fintechs, and businesses navigate the “rapidly expanding stablecoin market” – which, let’s be honest, sounds like trying to herd cats in a hurricane. 🐱🌪️ But hey, if anyone can do it, it’s probably the folks who’ve already hit a $3.5 billion annualized run rate in stablecoin settlements. Casual. 💸