India spinner R Ashwin has always enjoyed batting and in the ongoing season of the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) where he is captain of Dindigul Dragons, he promoted himself to number 3 and played a match-winning knock against Chepauk Super Gillies in the season opener on Friday.It’s been several months since the release of Avengers: Endgame and you’d think that by this point, all the questions we had about it would have been answered. Well, think again. There are still a ton of lingering plot threads that have gone unaddressed and one that fans have been most curious about is did Gamora survive Tony’s snap at the end of the film?
It’s a fair question, too, as nothing after Stark’s heroic sacrifice really made it clear if she was still alive. Even the IMDb page for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 doesn’t show Zoe Saldana as reprising her role. At least, not the last time we checked it didn’t. But now, we’ve finally got our answer.
Endgame writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely hosted a panel at Comic-Con this weekend and of course, they were asked about Gamora. Surprisingly, they actually had an answer for us, as they revealed that yes, she did survive. According to them, she simply slipped away and they fully expect her to return in Guardians Vol. 3.
This makes plenty of sense, as we already know that James Gunn was pretty involved in the production of both Infinity War and Endgame and we imagine he had more than enough time to plan out Gamora’s death, resurrection and disappearance, What the director has in store for her in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 remains to be seen, of course, but it’s good to know she’ll be involved.
After all, she’s always been the heart of the team, arguably the one with the strongest moral center, so it should be interesting to see how the character develops from here. With any luck, we may just learn a little more about Marvel’s post-Avengers: Endgame plans tomorrow night at their Comic-Con panel, so be sure to stay tuned.
Fat Thor was one of the best parts about Avengers: Endgame. His shocking new appearance was kept tightly under wraps – impressively so, in fact – right up until release day, with promotional material using footage from the character’s scenes in Avengers: Infinity War and Chris Hemsworth not mentioning anything about the transformation in interviews.
His beery despondency and sudden loss of confidence were touching, hilarious and very surprising, with the actor clearly relishing the chance to suit up as a far more vulnerable Thor than we’d ever seen before. It was also nice that he didn’t magically return to his previous form for the climactic battle, remaining as Fat Thor even as he hurled himself at the Mad Titan.
In fact, most people left the theater just wanting more of the character and thankfully, we now have exactly that thanks to this deleted scene that’s leaked online. It doesn’t contain any revelatory new plot details or anything, but it does give us some extra footage of Fat Thor and Rocket – one of our favorite MCU duos – and should entertain those who were left wanting more from this pair after leaving the theater.
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Of course, this is just one of many deleted scenes, with several others expected to appear on the upcoming home video release. And with any luck, we’ll get even more of Fat Thor, who’s become something of an internet sensation since his debut.
After all, tons of fans have acknowledged and appreciated this unique depiction of a superhero – especially one as famous and beloved as Thor – and it’s even become a hot new cosplay at conventions across the globe. With all that in mind, we wonder if we’ll ever see the God of Thunder in tip-top shape again.
Frankly, we probably will, as we don’t imagine Marvel keeping him like this for long, but at least we’ll always have Avengers: Endgame to watch and relive all our favorite Fat Thor moments with over and over again.
In what has since been described as the greatest World Cup final ever and even the greatest ODI match ever played, the method of finding the winner has come under almost universal criticism and New Zealand captain Kane Williamson was hailed for the way he handled the defeat.
Anderson, who will turn 37 this month, had suffered from a "low-grade calf muscle tear" on July 2 during a County Championship match.After much demand from the fans and a more than a couple false starts, Zombieland: Double Tap is now on its way to theaters and the promotional campaign is getting ready to kick off. We haven’t really seen much from it so far, but it looks like that’s all about to change as even though Sony wasn’t at Comic-Con, they still decided to give us a little glimpse of the sequel in the form of this new poster.
Seen in the gallery down below, it’s not much and doesn’t even feature any of the main characters, but again, it’s a sure sign that things are gearing up to get underway and if recent reports are any indication, then we may be getting the first trailer pretty soon. But before that, the one-sheet we have for you here should be enough to whet the appetite for what’s undoubtedly one of 2019’s most anticipated films.
From what we know so far, Zombieland: Double Tap will see the gang living in the White House before they embark on a journey that’ll bring a couple of new zombie types into the franchise which have seemingly evolved over the years. Along the way, they’ll also come across a “female zombie-hunting badass named Nevada,” played by Rosario Dawson, while Jesse Eisenberg’s Columbus will be caught up with a new love interest named Madison, played by Zoey Deutch.
Unfortunately, the plot details we have end there, but with Ruben Fleischer once again at the helm, and a script written by Zombieland and Deadpool writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese, at least we know the project’s in good hands. And hopefully, we’ll get a look at what this team’s cooked up for us soon enough. After all, with Zombieland: Double Tap set for release on October 11th, it shouldn’t be too much longer now before the first footage lands online, right?
