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We may not live in a beautiful, secluded technological utopia at the moment, but at least some things can still go right: Variety reports that Marvel is quietly moving forward on a sequel to this year’s superhero delight Black Panther, with Ryan Coogler returning to the director’s chair, and also its writer’s, uh…desk? He’s writing the screenplay, is what we mean. image: Black Panther Full Movie on  Decentralized Cuckoo Video Player Variety’s sources suggest that the movie will begin shooting some time in late 2019 (or possibly early 2020) and don’t mention whether Coogler—who’s expected to pull down at least a few Oscar nominations this year for the critically beloved superhero flick—will be re-teaming with Joe Robert Cole for the sequel’s script. It’s also not clear if he’ll try to slip another movie in between the two films; his production slate’s full at the moment, between Space Jam and Creed 2, but he doesn’t have anything that’s he’s currently expected to direct. ima...

O Captain, my Captain. Our fearful trip is done. The Avengers have weathered every big bad, the prize we sought is won. Captain America actor Chris Evans wrote a heartfelt message to mark the end of filming on Avengers 4, and it has people across the world dabbing their teary eyes and trying to get rid of the lumps in their throats. "Officially wrapped on Avengers 4. It was an emotional day to say the least. Playing this role over the last 8 years has been an honor," Evans shared in a tweet that has amassed over 289,000 likes and 73,000 shares as of this writing. "To everyone in front of the camera, behind the camera, and in the audience, thank you for the memories! Eternally grateful." Marvel fans responded to Evans' post in several ways. Some simply told the actor they'll miss seeing him on the silver screen, while others asked who gave him the right to make them cry by writing his farewell note. Many thanked him for everything he has done as Steve Rogers...