We think we might know who bought Avengers Tower! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

The Stark Tower has been an iconic part of the MCU — but much like the major changes we saw in Endgame — change is also coming to the tower as well. With the Avengers relocated in upstate New York for the time being, the sale and renovation of the tower has been hinted at for some time — especially in Spider-Man films. But who actually bought the tower and how will the new ownership impact the rest of the MCU? Well, we have a theory about that!

New York City is full of real estate, but in the MCU there only seems to be one building that matters: Stark Tower. First introduced in The Avengers, the tower has become an iconic part of the MCU. Originally all Tony’s pride and joy — a battle with Loki transformed Stark’s plans and eventually the Stark Tower was turned into the Avengers tower. Well…turns out having a huge base for superheroes would pretty much be a giant “A-sized” target looming over the giant city.

This is when Happy Hogan revealed in Spider-Man: Homecoming that the tower was sold — Stark was packing up shop, and everything was moving to the secret Avengers headquarters in upstate New York. That’s all well and good, but Hogan never actually revealed who DID buy the tower. Whoever did is well underway on construction and renovation plans though. Yeah — we must assume they are going to remove Loki’s jail cell, maybe just use the basement area for some storage. Anyway, in Spider-Man: Far From Home, Peter Parker actually does come home and his web-swinging through the city reveals the HUGE construction site.

Some seeds have already been planted about the new tower owners. And not only will the possible new owner have major implications for the city of New York, but he could be a thorn in Thor’s side as a major villain in the upcoming Thor sequel.

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The Fast and Furious franchise breaks all the laws pf physics, and then some… Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Fictional movies are known for stretching the barriers of possibility and being a little unrealistic from time to time. There’s also different franchises that offer different universes, which often includes their own unique set of rules. There’s the Marvel Cinematic Universe, where wizards, intergalactic space monsters, and time travel are all pretty much the norm. Or there’s the Star Wars universe, where sentient robots and giant furry friends are friends and allies.

However, there’s probably no movie reality more messed up that the Fast And The Furious franchise. It’s hands down the most absurd of them all; a place where all logic goes out the window and pretty much anything is possible. You don’t see expensive sports cars driving through one high-rise building into another one in Star Wars, do you? I didn’t think so. There’s definitely something very weird going on with The Fast And The Furious, and Screen Rant is here to dig into what that is.

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Did you notice that ANY of these roles were actually recast at some point? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Actors are a dime a dozen, right? Okay, maybe that’s a bit harsh. The truth is, every actor is unique. Some actors are lucky enough to get cast in a role that makes them iconic. Others, not so much. In fact, there are some actors who have had the great misfortune of being miscast in a television show or movie. Maybe it was tensions on set. Maybe it was drama with other actors. Or maybe it’s just that they weren’t right for the part from the get-go. Whatever the reason, it’s not as uncommon as you’d think.

There have been plenty of movies and television shows through the years that have recast for a variety of reasons. Take The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, for instance. The character of Vivian Banks was recast halfway through due to the original actress having issues working with Will Smith. In other cases, it might be a scheduling issue. For instance, Lacey Chabert was originally cast as Meg in Family Guy, but had to give up the role to pursue an education and another television show. In some cases, the character was recast so young, no one really noticed. How about Morgan in Boy Meets World? Did you even know she was recast? In one particular instance, the recasting became a running gag for the cast and crew. Can you guess which character this was?

We’ve got plenty more ahead, so tune in to find out which of your favorite characters were recast without you even knowing about it.

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FRESH PRINCE – VIVIAN
ARRESTED DEVELOPMENT – ANN
RED SKULL – HUGO WEAVING
GAME OF THRONES – ED SKREIN
HARRY POTTER – RICHARD BREMMER (VOLDEMORT)
BOY MEETS WORLD – MORGAN
BACK TO THE FUTURE – CLAUDIA WELLS
BACK TO THE FUTURE – ERIC STOLTZ
X-MEN – BILL DUKE
FAMILY GUY – LACEY CHABERT
SUPERMAN II – GENE HACKMAN
BATMAN TV SERIES – JULIE NEWMAR
THOR – JOSH DALLAS
MAD MEN – BOBBY DRAPER
ROSEANNE – LECY GORANSON

The Black Widow solo movie could offer us one of the most interesting MCU villains yet! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

After all the crazy MCU Phase 4 announcements at Comic Con, the Black Widow movie has taken something of a back seat in terms of fan interest.

The likes of Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Love and Thunder, Blade, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, and WandaVision have all seemingly overshadowed the Scarlett Johansson-led project somewhat.

But that really shouldn’t be the case. If 2014’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier proved anything, it’s that MCU spy thrillers can be as good as any of the franchise’s more “epic” offerings.

With that in mind, we’ve got a pretty exciting theory about Black Widow’s villain, the Taskmaster.

In a nutshell, it’s the theory that Rachel Weisz will be playing the MCU’s version of the iconic character!

Obviously, in the comic books, Taskmaster is classically a male by the name of Anthony Masters – but Marvel Studios HAS been known to stray from the source material when it comes to its villains.

Just look at the likes of the Mandarin, Whiplash and, more recently, Ghost – the latter of whom was actually gender-swapped from male to female in 2018’s Ant-Man and the Wasp (so there is precedent for that in the franchise).

If Weisz isn’t playing Taskmaster, another theory suggests that, at the very least, she’ll be tied to the character’s creation in the Black Widow movie.

You’ll just have to watch the video to find out more.

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