Stranger Things 4 final trailer

BADDA BADDA BOOM!!

We got the first 8 minutes the other day, now were getting a new trailer leading up to Fridays premiere. This is shaping up to be one exciting week here at the4list.

News dropped recently revealing run times for the 2 part season that begins May 27. with the season finale clocking in at 2 hours and 30 minutes. That’s longer than 90% of movies!. time will tell if that holds up, or they decide to jut split it into more episodes.

The remaining episodes will clock in as follows:

Episode 1 – 1 hour, 16 minutes

Episode 2 – 1 hour, 15 minutes

Episode 3 – 1 hour, 3 minutes

Episode 4 – 1 hour, 17 minutes

Episode 5 – 1 hour, 14 minutes

Episode 6 – 1 hour, 13 minutes

Episode 7 – 1 hour 38 minutes

Episode 8 – 1 hour, 25 minutes

Episode 9 – 2 hours, 30 minutes

Until then feast your eyes on a brand new Stranger Things trailer to hold you over the rest of the week. “Bitchin’ right?!”

Disney+ / MCU revisited

With the Big 6 MCU Disney + shows in the books and being on the verge of Ms. Marvel, We thought we revisited our top 4 shows.

The MCU changes so much every year and that change was never so evident as Phase 4 and its introduction of the Disney+ array of hit series’. With so many writers and directors on board, The Disney+ series brought us something we haven’t seen yet….diversity. With most of epic Phase 2 and 3 films directed by the Russo Brothers, The Disney Plus series brought in a wide range of directors and writers to alter the dynamic we’ve been used to. This led to all new directions and story lines we couldnt have gotten as MCU films limited to <2 hours. Here we revist our top 4 series

3. Hawkeye

No movie or show has put more emphasis on passing the mantle than Hawkeye. For many, seeing Renner finally get recognition after over a decade was a sense of satisfaction.

At the end of the day, Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop was the standout of this show becoming Hawyeyes eventual replacement due to his disabilities. “Steinfeld reached a point where there were some saying she has the potential to be the next Robert Downey Jr. of the MCU.”. We dont feel this was even close to the case, but her chemistry with Rener was energetic and delightful

Set during Xmas in New York City, this series has a vibe that few other MCU projects have. It ranks up there with Die Hard on a scale of relate-ability simply for its backdrop.

4. Moon Knight

The first “origin” story told on Disney+ features Oscar Isaac playing multiple characters via a split personality. It is universally agreed that Isaac's performance playing both Steven Grant and Marc Spector is the highlight here. They needed the acting chops to pull it off and Isaac fit the bill perfectly. His ability to fully engulf himself in the specific character required is breathtaking and a blessing to watch.

While some jumped on board the “cancel” troll train to bash the series of its portrayal of mental health disorders and dis-associative diseases. We feel Marvel did the genre justice and did not insult of offend on any level. The source material has remained somewhat in tact being tweak only slightly for our politically correctness atmosphere.

2. WandaVision

The first project on Disney+ was an instant hit. Week after week, fans were mesmerized with the long-form storytelling the MCU was using to build on Wanda and Visions story. WandaVision was a artistic escapade wrapped in a mystery, the likes of which no comic book movie fan had seen until now. With its TV Sitcom progession throughout the years, Its delighted most audiences as it was highly relatable to any age group.

Its mysteries only added to its amazing writing and filming styles. This wouldnt have worked as a movie, the MCU knew it and the fans knew it.

1. Loki

Arguably one of the greatest villains in the history of comic book movies, Loki shot to the top of everyone's list the moment it was announced to be coming. For us to get more Loki after his death was a dream every MCU fan they didnt have yet untl we got it. This is the type of character you cant just kill off. The Russo’s knew this and used Endgame to set up the perfect avenue for a perfect villain to return in a perfect show. Toss on top of this the multiverse that has engulfed the MCU and this project was a 10 out of 10.

Its the one show we have watched over and over. The introduction of multiple versions of this popular character across all its incarnations was written perfectly. This show will be our top MCU show as wel as top overall for a long time

Stranger Things recap

The cast of Stranger Things came together to break down seasons 1-3. Why? Because their awesome.

Did you miss a season? Did you miss all 3 seasons? Do you need a refrehed before next Friday?

Here’s your chance to get fully up to speed straight from the cast!

Season 4 of Stranger Things premieres May 27th on Netflix

Stranger Things 4. First 8 minutes online

Stranger Things Season 4's first 8 minutes have been released online, and you can watch it below! This opening scene of Stranger Things 4 brings back Matthew Modine's Dr. Martin Brenner for a flashback set in Hawkins National Laboritories in 1979.

The Duffer Brothers:

"As we sat down to do [Season] 4, we knew that we had to start giving some of these big answers," Ross Duffer told IGN. "And the minute we started giving some of these big answers, it meant that the end had to inevitably be in sight. And so that's what really led to us announcing that the fifth season was going to be the last." 

Producer Shawn Levy added:

"Since the day I read this pilot script that no one else wanted, I never once doubted that the brothers had a master plan. And it became clear many, many, many months ago that we needed to end things at a point where we felt confident we could stick the landing, and the brothers see that landing. And there was no point in hiding the endgame from the world. It was a big decision, but it wasn't a hard decision because once the brothers saw the end, they wanted to start marching towards it."

Stranger Things 4 part 1 premieres on Netflix on Friday May 27th. 

Star Wars Graces Vanity Fair

Star Wars returned to an iconic role of gracing the cover of Vanity Fair recently.

Kathleen Kennedy even issues a tone deaf quote that inadvertently trashes the job Alden Ehrenreich did on the “Solo, A Star Wars Story” project. A film that also graced the cover of Vanity.

“The 2018 movie Solo explored Han Solo’s younger years, with Alden Ehrenreich taking on the role of the smuggler originated by Harrison Ford. The film has its admirers, but it made less at the box office than any other live-action Star Wars movie. Solo’s swagger may be too singular for another actor to replicate. “There should be moments along the way when you learn things,” says Kennedy. “Now it does seem so abundantly clear that we can’t do that.””

— Vanity Fair

You can read the article here: Vanity Fair