Do you have your Pym particles ready? So get ready to travel to the Quantum Realm for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantummania – the third installment of the MCU that takes Scott Lang and Hope Van Dyne and launches them in the biggest and craziest adventure yet. The new number of Empire features the latest look at Marvel’s cosmic jamboree, going subatomic with the cast and creators of a sequel so small it’s gigantic.
You can find the issue on newsstands from Thursday 19 January with online order available here – but in the meantime here is a preview of its pages.
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantummania
The MCU’s Phase 5 is about to kick off with a bang – or, more accurately, with a Kang – as Paul Rudd’s little hero is set to take on Jonathan Majors’ maniacal bully. In a great world exclusive, Empire talk to Rudd, Majors, Evangeline Lilly, Michael Douglas, Michelle Pfeiffer, Kathryn Newton, director Peyton Reed, Marvel boss Kevin Feige and more about the secrets of the Quantum Realm; how the stakes are raised for Ant-Man’s most dangerous outing; and meet the overwhelming villain of Multiverse Saga.
pearl
Director Ti West’s bloody return to the horror genre has turned out to be more than just a film: in a creative collaboration with Mia Goth, the duo have created a stealth trilogy that begins with xand continues in the prequel pearlwith final costs MaXXXine on the horizon. What pearl finally prepares to swing his ax at the British public, Empire talk to West and Goth about the fascinating journey of their surprise horror saga.
lockwood and company
Joe Cornish – director of attack the block Yup The boy who would be king – is back with a ghost-hunting Netflix series that presents a fresh take on the spooky lore. Along with his cast and crew, Cornish takes a look into the complex world of supernatural agencies, technological setbacks, and packs of demons.
Batman: Mask of the Phantasm
Three decades ago, an animated outing for the Caped Crusader was a breakthrough, even as its brilliance went unnoticed for years. In celebration of its 30th anniversary and following the untimely passing of Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy, Empire speaks to the people who made it possible, including co-director Bruce Timm, screenwriter Paul Dini, co-star Conroy Mark Hamill and others. complete story of a cult classic.
the splendor
Stanley Kubrick’s adaptation of Stephen King’s haunted hotel story has obsessed fans and filmmakers alike since its release, and now the complete book Taschen by Lee Unkrich and JW Rinzler chronicles its entire creation. In an exclusive excerpt, Empire presents the story behind the infamous ax-in-the-door sequence.
Gods Among Us: Jim Carrey
Our celebration of the titanic talents of Hollywood’s biggest stars concludes with a look at Jim Carrey’s remarkable career, from rubber-faced comedic roles to heartwarming drama and some of his boldest and most self-aware films. years.
take 20
In the News Feed, we take an exclusive new look at guardians of the galaxy vol. 3it’s Adam Warlock, ask first word on where Avatars Here, producer Jon Landau presents a first look at Christopher Landon’s hair-raising comedy adventure. we have a ghosttalk to Hugh Jackman about the return of Wolverine Deadpool 3explore the potential of Taylor Swift’s movement behind the camera as a filmmaker, catch up with Rahul Kohli on his pop culture obsessions, and much more.
Revision
In the home entertainment section, let’s get to the heart of it Crystal Onion: a mystery at loggerheads with writer-director Rian Johnson, talk to hellby David Bruckner and Jamie Clayton on the reconstruction of Pinhead, getting to the heart of the matter London gangs Season 2 with Corin Hardy, cat silent operation starring Bruce Dern, ranks the best films of 1993 and after.
On the screen
Reviewed in this issue, you’ll find Steven Spielberg’s autobiographical drama (sort of). The FabelmansExceeding Limits by Damien Chazelle Babylonemotional drama women talkingBrendan Fraser returns The whaleanimated adventure Puss in Boots: The Last Wishacclaimed donkey drama THEREFOREAnd more.
Source: EmpireOnline
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
