What was your favorite announcement of San Diego Comic Con 2019? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

San Diego Comic Con always brings with it a ton of big announcements and a slew of new trailers and such.

However, not every single one is a winner. In fact, sometimes certain properties just sort of fall flat on the show floor, not really building up any excitement and raising more questions than anything.

And SDCC 2019 certainly had its fair share of winners and losers. From the awesomeness that was the panel where Marvel announced it’s upcoming Phase 4 slate, with such film projects as Black Widow, Eternals, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, and Thor: Love and Thunder, along with a slew of different shows bound for Disney’s streaming platform, Disney+. All the way down the stinker to the trailer for Cats, a horrific monstrosity of a trailer whose characters are sure to give us all nightmares for years to come.

What about the DCEU not showing up at all? No trailer for Wonder Woman 1984, No Birds of Prey panel, nothing about the Batman, not even any substantial news about the James Gunn’s Suicide Squad sequel!

But we did get Guillermo del Toro talking about the practical special effects that was going into the creation of the monsters for his upcoming project, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, based upon the hit children’s books. So that’s nice!

Stick around and we will tell you all about these and more of the best and worst, of San Diego Comic Con 2019.

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The Simpsons have taken quite a few shots at FOX over the years! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

The Simpsons may be produced by 20th Century Fox, air on the Fox network, and have re-runs airing all the time on FXX, but this has never stopped the show from dissing Fox and some of their other companies like FOX News.

Over the years, FOX has had many shows come and go besides the Simpsons, including Ally McBeal, American Idol, and a slew of other reality shows. The Simpsons have managed to not only survive, but toss a couple of hilarious insults towards FOX’s way in the process. Not only are these insults aimed at the FOX Network, but at FOX News as well. Watch as Homer reveals FOX secrets, Moe appears on American Idol, and Marge is pretty much worried the whole time. For ten seasons, American Idol was the flagship show of the FOX Network. The ratings monster including the performance show, a results show, and even spin-off series like American Juniors. The Simpsons has spoofed the series plenty of times, including the episode “Judge Me”. Thanks to his biting remarks, Moe is invited to join the American Idol judging panel. When Krusty the clown decides to run for office in Springfield, many news outlets pick up coverage, including Fox News. In a debate segment, The Simpsons really gets to ramp up their critiques of the news network, which they showcase as right leaning and biased.

Watch to see Homer, Bart, Lisa, and the rest of the Simpsons clan take their best digs at FOX with some pretty hilarious results. Now that Disney owns the famous family, maybe the Fox insults will even get ramped up a little bit.

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Dan Murrell gives the ultimate recap of the ENTIRE Fast and Furious franchise so you can be all caught up in time for Hobbs & Shaw – it’s CRAM IT for the Fast Franchise!
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Some of the best moments in Rick and Morty are the ones that weren’t even in the script! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Fans can hardly wait for Rick and Morty to come back for its fourth season, which is supposed to come out this November! But seeing as that is still a ways away, we thought we would revisit some of the moments that made us love the show even more than we already did. The show has become famous for its off-the-cuff improvised moments, especially in the Interdimensional Cable episodes. Well, these are some of the best. Like the creation of Rick’s catchphrase: Wubba Lubba Dub Dub, which was a joke based off the whoop whoop from the Arsenio Hall show. Or how about the fact that they actually prefer to use outtakes in the final product, like the Gazorpazorp-field ending, where he cracks up asking for his enchiladas. There’s the entire cold open of the pilot episode that was all completely off script, the Quick Mysteries segment from Rixty Minutes, the unfortunate premise for a show called Man Vs Car, which is exactly what it sounds like, and good ol’ Ants In My Eyes Johnson, who also can’t feel anything, but that doesn’t sound as good as Ants In My Eyes so it often falls to the wayside. There is the grossly funny Eye Holes bit that turns into an ad for cereal, a play fight in the episode M Night Sham-aliens that was made up on the spot, the great detective Baby Legs, some of Rick’s most famous rants, and a ton more amazing moments that would be hard to believe weren’t in the script if they weren’t so perfectly Rick and Morty.

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The original story of Mulan is nothing like the Disney movie we know! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Most of us came to know the story of Mulan from the 1998 Disney animated classic, but actually, the story of the young Chinese warrior woman goes back a whole lot further. Hua Mulan is a Chinese Folk tale that dates all the way back to the fifth century, and has been passed down from generation to generation for over a thousand years.
While Disney did get a lot of her story right, there is so much more to Hua Mulan than they fit into the hour and a half long movie. And, we’re sorry to say, Eddie Murphy’s Mu Shu the dragon doesn’t make an appearance, and neither does a certain lucky-unlucky cricket.

What the story of Hua Mulan does have, however, is a ton of bravery, disguise, battle fighting, and honour. While in the Disney version, Mulan is the only child of her family, in the original tale, she also has a baby brother who is too young to fight for her family. While she still takes her father’s armour and disguises herself as a man, Hua Mulan fought with her troupe of men for over twelve years, and was never discovered! When she finally was able to return home after over a decade of fighting for her country, only then did she reveal herself to be a woman, to the shock of all the men who had been at her side for all that time.

Most tales of Mulan have this happy ending, but there is one other version that gets a whole lot darker. Watch the video below to find out!

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