To Celebrate Endgame, Google Introduced A Thanos Easter Egg

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To Celebrate Endgame, Google Introduced A Thanos Easter Egg

Today, fans everywhere are feeling the impact of the past eleven years of the MCU with the release of Avengers: Endgame, whether it be through witnessing the movie amidst packed theaters full of fans or actively avoiding spoilers at all costs until they can score a ticket. Joining in on the fun, Google has commemorated the release of the new Marvel film with a fun feature. (Dont worry, there aren't any spoilers!)

First, type in Thanos in the search engine on either your desktop or mobile device, and then look on the right side of the window for the Infinity Gauntlet. Click on it and watch what happens!

Did you try it out? The Gauntlet graphic snaps just as the villain does in 2018s Infinity War and turns much of the search results to dust, before wiping out half the search results from 101 million to 50.5 million in under a minute. Then if you click on the Gauntlet again, the Time Stone activates and the page is restored to its original glory. Its a clever trick Google has pulled and a fun little way to feel a bit of the satisfaction Thanos feels when he snaps half of life out of existence, and the victory we are crossing our fingers the Avengers will hopefully score by the conclusion of Endgame.

This time last year, Avengers: Infinity War shocked Marvel fans when our favorite heroes did not win the race against Thanos mission to collect all six Infinity Stones and bring stability to the universe by killing half of life across the board. Heroes such as Black Panther, Spider-Man, Peter Quill and Doctor Strange were among the many casualties in the snap.

Endgame follows the remainder of the Avengers, including the Original Six, Ant-Man, War Machine, Rocket Raccoon, Nebula and even Captain Marvel. The team will presumably aim to reverse the events of the tragedy by retrieving the Gauntlet and use the Infinity Stones to reverse the events of Infinity War (as the Google search shows). The movie is three hours long though, so this quick 45 second fix is by no means a play-by-play of Endgame.

The blockbuster premiered on the big screen last night and reportedly made a record-breaking $60 million opening night, which is usually a really solid opening weekend for a movie. Word on the street is the film could hit $800 million worldwide this weekend alone and break some additional box office records.

Avengers: Endgame is the 22nd MCU film and will mark the end of an era for the franchise as some of the central characters story arcs are wrapped up and some questions about what Marvel may have in store for Phase 4 may be answered. Endgame also marks the last Marvel outing for the Russo Brothers.

You can catch Endgame in theaters now! If youve seen it already and are looking for a place to geek out, check out out 10 biggest questions we have after seeing the highly-anticipated film.




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2018s Summer Blockbusters, Ranked

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2018s Summer Blockbusters, Ranked

With just a couple weeks left in August, the summer movie season is pretty much over. All of the massive tentpoles have dropped, and to varying effects, they've either sank or swam in their financial fates. However, that doesn't mean we can't evaluate them on artistic merit. In fact, now's the perfect time to cull the wheat from the chaff in terms of what went into theaters during the summer of 2018. And in our efforts, we ran through our memories, fond or otherwise, of the 18 big ticket players of this past season and ranked them according to the criteria we set out above. Don't pack away the sunscreen just yet, as it's time to run through who won and lost in summer 2018.

18. Mile 22Every list has to have a loser, and this summer just happened to give us an easy out when it came to who would land in last, all at the expense of Mile 22. While the normally effective team of Peter Berg and Mark Wahlberg can usually be depended on to land a solid portrait of heroism, their efforts to go to the extremes that only a Cannon film could know and love were a total mess. While the sequel went into development shortly before this opened in theaters, let's just hope it's a threat as hollow as this movie's story.

17. The MegIt's not hard to make a shark movie into a masterpiece of dumb fun. At least, that's what we thought before The Meg went to theaters. Seeing Jason Statham and his cast of clumsy shark bait stack up against a really well-aged Megalodon was something that looked like it'd be the party of the summer. Instead, it took itself too seriously, handicapped itself by aiming for a PG-13 action movie rather than an R-rated shark hunt, and left critics and audiences divided. Oh man, what could have been.

16. The Darkest MindsThe YA franchise machine needs to die, and The Darkest Minds is the latest proof of this. With a dull product that couldn't even provide a decent trailer, this latest stab at turning a young adult series with at least three books into an instant money-maker has failed. There's plenty of YA books out there that'd make fantastic films, and this isn't a message to stop appealing to this audience. Rather, it's a plea to studios to stop automatically adapting a series that could, if done right, make for more movies. Let these darkened minds be your best, and final, example why.

15. Mamma Mia: Here We Go AgainSequels to non-franchised properties are really, REALLY hard to make, especially if you're trying to do them right. But if there's any harder benchmark to succeed with in Hollywood, it's now the sequel to a jukebox musical. After Mamma Mia! used up all of the best ABBA songs, Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again decided to not only re-use some of them, but to also bring in some of the second tier songs that are harder to shoe-horn into a musical dramedy. Throw in some Godfather Part II prequelizing that is derailed by bad editing, and you've somehow got a financially viable film -- just not a very good one.

14. SkyscraperDwayne Johnson used to go by the name of The Rock, which is interesting, considering his latest film Skyscraper had the weight of just an object at the box office. A Die Hard clone with Johnson being his usual charming/kick-ass self should have been a soft sell, especially as it showed off beautiful Hong Kong as its setting. Yet again, we see a story of a film that's not fun enough to enjoy, and not solid enough to take seriously. However, at the very least, it's still easy to love Dwayne Johnson, even in something like this.

13. The Equalizer 2You'd figure that the reason The Equalizer 2 brought Denzel Washington and Antoine Fuqua to their first sequels is because the film had something special in mind to attract them. Apparently, that wasn't the case at all, as it was a "more of the same" sequel that the audience ended up getting. If you're ok with just sitting down to a repeat, that's fine. But much like pure comedies, pure action flicks need to amp it up just that extra mile in order to be interesting. If there's ever an Equalizer 3, maybe they'll remember that lesson in the script phase.

12. Ocean's 8We're starting to climb out of the depths of summer 2018's offerings and head into the light thrills that we got to experience throughout these dog days. And what better way to sum up Ocean's 8 than "light thrills," as the film wasn't exactly the bat crack that the original Ocean's Trilogy was. That said, it was certainly a refreshing movie, and if Sandra Bullock and her crew are having fun, it's hard not to smile and have some of that fun yourself. It may not have struck it rich, but this one could make a killing on home video if the crowd is loud enough.

11. Teen Titans Go! To The MoviesThis summer was another one of those years where the animated market seemed a bit barren. While that's kind of a bad thing, it's also a good thing when you take into account how easily Teen Titans Go! To The Movies might have gotten in the shuffle. Despite the story needing some more focus, this was actually a pretty fun movie that showed DC Comics being able to not only poke jokes at the competition, but also itself, in equal measure. If Stan Lee can make a cameo poking fun at his ability to make cameos in the MCU, it's clearly a film worth mentioning.

10. TagIf Tag were an ice cream, it's be Neapolitan, solely because it doesn't know what type of movie it wants to be and tries its hand at everything it thinks it can get away with. It hurts the film, particularly in the last act's big reveal, but this interesting hybrid of a biopic and a blockbuster comedy still lands some solid laughs throughout its ensemble. In particular, Jeremy Renner's psychotic champion who'll do anything to win really makes his absence from Avengers: Infinity War and Mission: Impossible - Fallout kinda worth it. Certain sections of this movie purr when it comes to the comedy, making the film's faults non-fatal, but still annoying.

9. Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer VacationAre you sitting down? Good, because the following statement might make you a bit unbalanced: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation is a solid Adam Sandler movie. In fact, it's probably the best of the trilogy. Somehow, the family friendly humor mixed just right with the pop culture references, and the Drac Pack delivered a pretty funny comedy everyone could enjoy. It's both funny and sweet, with a healthy dose of sight gags that actually made the 3D worth it for a change. Not to mention, you may never get bigger laughs out of a Bruno Mars themed gag than you will out of Hotel Transylvania 3, and we're well into the woods in that respect.

8. Solo: A Star Wars StoryCould Solo: A Star Wars Story have been better? Yes, definitely. The tonal mish-mash of the film turned what could have been a solid hit into a bit of a messy film. But did it deliver the escapism that one would expect from a Star Wars film? Indeed it did, as the film that folks deemed to be a total mess before release managed to be a fun and exciting adventure, reminiscent of Ron Howard's earlier films. It's a shame they didn't hire him in the first place, as one can only imagine what he could have done with a more consistent product.

7. Ant-Man and The WaspMarvel Studios bummed the entire universe out with the juggernaut that was Avengers: Infinity War... and then it decided they were still going to release another film after that! It's a good thing too, because despite how it fits into the chronology of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's timeline, Ant-Man and The Wasp is the super-powered comedy romp everyone could have used to snap to their senses. Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lily are one of the most effective teams in the MCU, and with a bench of fun characters that runs straight into the Quantum Realm, Peyton Reed's sequel becomes a prime example of what a summer movie should be.

6. Disney's Christopher RobinNow we start running into the heaviest of hitters this summer, and oh bother, does Disney's Christopher Robin hit with a honey-coated fist of emotion. Bringing the silly old bear and his Hundred Acre Wood friends back to the big screen, this movie also gives us one of the most spirited Ewan McGregor performances in some time. Once his titular character finds his inner child, it's hard to shake just how fun he is to watch, though this film also includes the right amount of drama to make that transformation truly earned. More of this please, Disney.

5. Jurassic World: Fallen KingdomIt's been said before and it needs to be said again: hiring J.A. Bayona as the director of Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom is the best idea in the history of fantastic ideas in this new Jurassic World run of dino panic. What starts as a standard island adventure soon shifts into a gothic horror film with prehistoric creatures running left and right, central among them all the infamous Indoraptor. And all the while, Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard and their posse of prehistoric preservation pals make this journey a human endeavour as well. What the hell are they going to do for Jurassic World 3?!

4. Deadpool 2A note to the person or persons/government entity that leaked the test footage for the original Deadpool: show yourself and collect your royalties. As if the first film wasn't fun enough, this year's Deadpool 2 upped the action and the laughs to such a height that, to Wade Wilson's point, this probably killed any chance of Deadpool 3 being any good. Still, it is going to give us an X-Force movie, and if we've learned anything from the Deadpool series, it's that it performs its best under pressure, in high heels and set to Cher's "If I Could Turn Back Time." Bravo, Mr. Wilson. Bra-fucking-vo.

3. Mission: Impossible - FalloutMuch like Tom Cruise and his seemingly ageless visage, Mission: Impossible - Fallout is the latest proof that the franchise it's continuing hasn't lost a step in its current run. It's been a hell of a run since Mission: Impossible 3 returned the series to form, and this Henry Cavill-enhanced entry broke an entire bathroom's worth of competitors on its way to the hearts of the audience members. Christopher McQuarrie has such tight action sequences in this film that you can feel it holding its breath out of tension, making for some of the most memorable stunts known to man. Yet again, the mission of top shelf excitement has been accomplished.

2. Avengers: Infinity War10 years, numerous heroes and at the time 19 movies into Marvel Studios' three phase deep cinematic universe, Avengers: Infinity War decided to pack as many heroes as they could onto the big screen. Through whatever thematic and movie-making sorcery they had to use to do it, the Russo Brothers delivered the perfect "end" to an epoch in history that defined not only these movies have been, but also where they're going. Everyone gets their own character beats, so many loose ends get set up for the big tie-off and even the most mistreated Avengers get their "nailed it" moment. Above all, the film ends on the obvious cliffhanger, but does so in such a manner that you're still crying your eyes out.

1. Incredibles 2Yes, there's actually a film that (subjectively) could topple Avengers: Infinity War, and it comes from similar circumstances. When The Incredibles deconstructed superhero dramedy and became the gold standard for Disney/Pixar films, everyone wanted a sequel. Writer/director Brad Bird said that he'd oblige provided there was a good enough idea in store for what we'd eventually come to know as Incredibles 2. Almost a full 14 years went by until we finally got that film, and much like its Marvel Studios counterpart, it was worth the wait and then some. Rather than steer into a subpar concept that'd leave the Parr family in an underwhelming adventure, Bird took his time and crafted a narrative that digs deeper into retro thrills, but is even timelier than one would have expected. If there's one film that kicked all of the asses this summer, and still left all involved wanting more, this is the one -- full stop.




In fact, now's the perfect time to cull the wheat from the chaff in terms of what went into theaters during the summer of 2018. And in our efforts, we ran through our memories, fond or otherwise, of the 18 big ticket players of this past season and ranked them according to the criteria we set out above.
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Glass Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan Is Back At Number One

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Glass Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan Is Back At Number One

M. Night Shyamalan hit a career low when After Earth came out in the summer of 2013 and totally bombed - but he's been on the recovery road at the box office ever since. He's chosen to play small ball with his last few features, and it's resulted in some real financial success - with Glass being the latest example. The low budget superhero movie topped the charts this weekend with a solid performance - and you can check out its numbers, as well as the rest of the Top 10 in the chart below. Scope it out, and join me after for analysis!

After Earth was a bloated mess with a $130 million budget, but a big part of M. Night Shyamalan's comeback has been his ability to work within a limited budget. It started in 2015 when he spent just $5 million to make the found footage horror flick The Visit, but it worked even better when he spent $9 million to make Split in 2017. The former made $98.5 million globally, the latter $278.5 million, and now it looks like Glass is on the path towards making a total somewhere in between those two numbers, having had a bigger opening than both of them.

What isn't great is that the new movie didn't exactly live up into all of the high expectations that were established in recent weeks. Late last month there was suggestion from prognosticators that the grounded superhero flick could make somewhere in the vicinity of $70 to 75 million, but clearly it came up well short of that. It doesn't exactly make for a banner start to 2019, and it may have an unfortunate impact as we get deeper into the year.

Glass, a sequel to both Split and Shyamalan's 2000 film Unbreakable, was fast-tracked following its predecessors extreme success -- but it might not wind up having the same kind of box office impact by the time that it's done with its theatrical run. After all, Split arrived on the big screen with all the buzz in the world teasing a massive twist at the end (that it was a secret Unbreakable sequel), but the new release hasn't had anything like that boost. Instead, critics have mostly responded negatively to Glass, especially towards its ending -- which might cool the interest for anyone who was maybe thinking about buying a ticket in the film's second weekend.

It's hard to know for sure, though. Glass was expected to be a big box office draw, and so the next few weeks don't have a great deal of content standing in its way. The next blockbuster release expected to make a real impact is The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part, but that's not coming out until February 8th. That said, there is still plenty of other popular movies available to see in theaters right now, including James Wan's Aquaman and Sony Pictures Animation Studios' Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse.

Glass was the only new wide release that arrived in theaters this weekend, but you may have noticed that it isn't the only fresh title to make its way on to the Top 10. This is because Tatsuya Nagamine's Dragon Ball Super: Broly, despite only being shown in 467 theaters nationwide, still managed to make a stunning $10.7 million in ticket sales. That's an astonishing $22,821 per theater average, which is more than twice what M. Night Shyamalan's movie put up in the same statistical category. We definitely don't expect it to linger around for very long, as all the fans who were really desperate to see it probably did so within the last three days, but it's still an impressive accomplishment and a nice box office story early in the year.

Also continuing to hold strong is Neil Burger's The Upside, which surprised the industry last weekend when it managed to steal the top spot at the box office. There were exactly zero people who thought that it had any chance to a two-peat, as it was never going to be able to take down Glass, but being added to 240 more theaters it actually still managed to perform exceptionally well. After making $20.4 million last week, it successfully only dropped 23 percent this week, and now it's made nearly $44 million domestically. That's not super incredible when you consider that the thing was made with a pre-marketing budget of $37.5 million, which means that it still has a while to go before being considered a real financial success, but it's definitely beating out expectations regardless.

While the news this weekend was rather mediocre for Glass, at the very least James Wan's Aquaman can continue to celebrate, as it crossed yet another milestone in the last three days - this time on the domestic side. The film celebrated a huge win last week when it was revealed that it had officially crossed the billion dollar mark worldwide, becoming the fifth 2018 feature to hit 10 figures, but at the time we also pointed out that more than 70 percent of that cash was coming from overseas. That's a more tilted ratio than any of the other biggest hits of the last year, but it shouldn't suggest that the DC Extended Universe title isn't doing well here at home.

The blockbuster has now successfully made over $300 million in the United States, and is now getting close to making more money than Deadpool 2 did during its summer release. Within its franchise here in America it still sits behind Patty Jenkins' Wonder Woman ($412.6 million), Zack Snyder's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ($330.4 million), and David Ayer's Suicide Squad ($325.1 million), but one still has to be awed by just how well the thing has done.

Next Sunday we'll be checking in to see if Glass has what it takes to win the box office crown two weeks in a row - specifically while going up against writer/director Joe Cornish's family-friendly adventure The Kid Who Would Be King, and the star power of Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway in Steven Knight's Serenity. Will M. Night Shyamalan close out January 2019 as the month's big winner, or should we be expecting a surprise? Time will tell, so be sure to come back to see how it all shakes out.





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M. Night Shyamalan hit a career low when After Earth came out in the summer of 2013 and totally bombed - but he's been on the recovery road at the box office ever since. He's chosen to play small ball with his last few features, and it's resulted in some real financial success - with Glass being the latest example.
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M. Night Shyamalan hit a career low when After Earth came out in the summer of 2013 and totally bombed - but he's been on the recovery road at the box office ever since. He's chosen to play small ball with his last few features, and it's resulted in some real financial success - with Glass being the latest example.
Glass Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan Is Back At Number One


M. Night Shyamalan hit a career low when After Earth came out in the summer of 2013 and totally bombed - but he's been on the recovery road at the box office ever since. He's chosen to play small ball with his last few features, and it's resulted in some real financial success - with Glass being the latest example.
Glass Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan Is Back At Number One

Glass Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan Is Back At Number One


Jan 27, 2019 · M. Night Shyamalan's Glass was the top movie of the weekend for a second time.That's no surprise since the newbie competition was anemic at best. What's genuinely surprising is how well it held up
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Jan 19, 2019 · Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan's 'Glass' Is Only Half Full With $16M Friday Glass's Thursday grosses made up 23.1% of the Friday number versus 14% for Glass, which brings back


Glass is number one again, though it wasn't exactly an overly impressive feat. Subscribe To Glass Box Office: M. Night Shyamalan Is Number One Again As New Releases Stumble Updates close
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M. Night Shyamalan hit a career low when After Earth came out in the summer of 2013 and totally bombed - but he's been on the recovery road at the box office ever since.
Glass box office: M. night shyamalan is back at number one


$40,586,000Total: $40,586,000LW: N THTRS: 3,8412.The Upside $15,670,000Total: $43,983,439LW: 1 THTRS: 3,3203.Dragon Ball Super: Broly*$10,657,442Total: $21,077,471LW
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With his fifth No. 1 box office opening, M. Night Shyamalan has plenty to celebrate. "Glass," the conclusion to a trilogy that consists of the 2000 cult hit "Unbreakable" and 2016's box
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