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Directed by Ryan Coogler
Cinematography by Rachel Morrison
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Black Panther (2018)
Directed by Ryan Coogler
Cinematography by Rachel Morrison
Movie #31 of 2017: Spiderman: Homecoming
Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
Directed by Jon Watts
Cinematography by Salvatore Totino
Debbie Berman Steps Behind the Camera for Scout Comics' Unikorn
Debbie Berman Steps Behind the Camera for Scout Comics' Unikorn #comics #comicbooks
Rising independent production company Armory Films is gearing up to produce Unikorn, a feature adaptation of Don Handfield and Joshua Malkin’s original graphic novel which Armory developed and financed with Handfield and that Scout Comics is publishing in early 2021.
The film will mark celebrated, in-demand editor Debbie Berman’s (Black Panther, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Captain Marvel)…
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Armory Films To Adapt 'Unikorn'; Debbie Berman Set To Direct
Armory Films To Adapt ‘Unikorn’; Debbie Berman Set To Direct
An upcoming Scout Comics graphic novel is already set to become a motion picture.
Deadline reports Unikorn, by Don Handfield and Joshua Malkin with art from Rafael Loureiro, will be adapted by Armory Film with Captain Marvel editor Debbie Berman on board to direct. Handfield and Malkin will handle the scripting duties. The graphic novel, set for release in 2021, tells the story of Mae Everhart,…
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Since Captain Marvel is a prequel to the entire MCU, it can explain how a few things in this comic book universe came to be. The biggest revelation, perhaps, has to do with how a young Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) lost his eye.
I got to talk a little with the editor of Captain Marvel, Debbie Berman (also edited Black Panther and Spider-Man: Homecoming), about the film and what it was like to edit an origin story film that starts with the character already having powers and knowing how to use them to an extent; it was really cool to get insight from the person who is ultimately driving the narrative of the story because editing is everything. The editors are the final storytellers in the production process of a film so it was interesting to hear what she was thinking the story was about and how to show that.
Captain Marvel Originally Had A Much Different Ending
Captain Marvel Originally Had A Much Different Ending
Credit: Marvel/Walt Disney Studios
If you haven’t yet seen Captain Marvel, then you may want to skip this until you’ve seen it.
Seriously, SPOILERS AHEAD!
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Captain Marvel, starring Brie Larson in the title role, has joined Marvel’s catalogue of hits with a $455m opening weekend.
Captain Marvel, aka Carol Danvers, enters the Marvel universe in the 1990s, meeting up with S.H.I.E.L.D.…
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