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With a little help of our in-house geek, a bunch of the YAMMag team dusted off their lists to rank our favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe films from 2008’s Iron Man all the way to Black Panther, in celebration of the decade-long MCU and the release for Avengers: Infinity War.
Black Panther maintains Ryan Coogler winning streak of good movies sprinkled with social (and racial) commentary, and it also makes everyone wish Wakanda were a real place.
This week Black Panther had its world premiere, and there was plenty black excellence. There’s also TV news, soundtrack news, comicbook news and even toy news!
And here it is, the culmination of 365 days of amazing music:. My Top 100 Albums of 2017.
This week the music from Black Panther seems to be turning out just fine! Also, more soundtrack news, Netflix news, and production start news!
2016 was without a doubt one of the worst years in recent memory. But the music that came out of it was truly spectacular!
After a painstaking process, I finally compiled my list of the Top 25 Albums of 2014.
Bringing in the noise of free jazz and the electricity of Nikola Tesla, Flying Lotus gives us one of 2014’s most gorgeous albums, You’re Dead!
What makes Marc Webb’s take on Spider-Man still enjoyable to watch is mostly due to its cast and the relationship between Gwen Stacy and Peter Parker.
A shockingly disappointing offering from a man I once respected and considered as one of my favorite artists.
