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Marvel and Disney prepares for Marvel Super Hero Spectacular celebration this week

Marvel and Disney have been a powerhouse in movies and merchandise for the past few years. Their energy and creativity has not died down and isn’t about to now.

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Top Ten Marvel Cinematic Universe Villains

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has seen some great villains. We’ve also seen some villains that haven’t seem to do too much. Whenever it comes to listing multiple characters, everyone has their favorites.

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Your Guide to the New Heroes of Marvel’s Next Phase of Movies

The separate phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been well documented. The first phase saw the introduction of each of the Avengers, culminating in a massive team-up movie that shattered box office records left and right.

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Marvel Music Presents Marvel’s Guardians Of The Galaxy: Cosmic Mix Vol. 1 (Music From The Animated Television Series)

Marvel Music will release the soundtrack for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy the animated television series on October 16, 2015. Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Mix Vol. 1 (Music from the Animated Television Series) is a collection of 12 songs featured in the show’s upcoming first season.

Tracks from the soundtrack include hits such as Blue Swede’s “Hooked on a Feeling,” Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now,” Joe Walsh’s “Rocky Mountain Way,” and Thin Lizzy’s “Boys Are Back in Town.”

“Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy,” the new animated, action-packed epic space adventure following a ragtag band of disparate misfits, debuts with a special one-hour premiere featuring back-to-back episodes, Saturday, September 26 (9:30 p.m., ET/PT) on Disney XD.

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Mix Vol. 1 (Music from the Animated Television Series) track list is as follows:

1. “Hooked On a Feeling” – Blue Swede
2. “Funk No. 49” – The James Gang
3. “Drift Away” – Dobie Gray
4. “Walk Away” – The James Gang
5. “Boys Are Back in Town” – Thin Lizzy
6. “Shake Your Groove Thing” – Peaches and Herb
7. “Funk Funk” – Cameo
8. “Joy to the World” – Three Dog Night
9. “I Will Survive” – Gloria Gaynor
10. “Rocky Mountain Way” – Joe Walsh
11. “So You Are a Star” – Hudson Brothers
12. “Don’t Stop Me Now” – Queen

Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Mix Vol. 1 (Music from the Animated Television Series) digital and physical soundtrack will be available wherever music is sold on October 16, 2015. Soundtrack pre-order is now available at Amazon.com: http://smarturl.it/ggcmama2.

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Elizabeth Olsen Just Revealed Captain America: Civil War’s Main Villain

There are so many people lined up to star in ‘Captain America: Civil War’ that it’s been hard to keep track. Elizabeth Olsen has helped to get some housekeeping for the film done though by revealing the film’s main villain…

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Marvel Music To Release Marvel’s Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Soundtrack

Marvel Music is releasing the soundtrack for Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. physical CD on October 9, 2015.  The digital album is available now.  EMMY Award® winner Bear McCreary (Outlander, The Walking Dead) composed the music for the series.

“I’ve always adored superheroes and their musical fanfares,” said McCreary. “Collaborating with Marvel, Joss Whedon and his creative team is truly a dream come true.  Together, we craft a score each week that I hope measures up to the insanely high standards of Marvel fans around the world.”

“The first season of Marvels Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. was the most ambitious season of television I have ever been involved in. The sheer scope of this project was daunting: to score 22 episodes in 22 unique orchestral sessions, with orchestras ranging from 55 to 95 players, at the best sound stages in Los Angeles, with each episode requiring minimally 30 minutes of score!”

Included on the soundtrack are some of Marvel and McCreary’s favorite cues, including the main title theme, “Aftermath of the Uprising” and “0-8-4,” and “Cello Concerto” from the episode “The Only Light in the Darkness,” an episode that centered around Coulson’s ex-girlfriend, a cellist.

“My musical fascination with Coulson’s ex began in Episode 11 [The Magical Place]. There was a scene where Raina mentions The Cellist to Coulson and strikes a deep, emotional nerve,” said McCreary. “I was thrilled as I read the script for ‘The Only Light in the Darkness’, realizing that the episode would not only provide a chance for me to expand the Cellist Theme, but that the character herself would actually play it on screen.”  McCreary worked closely with the actress who played The Cellist, Amy Acker, on set to make sure it appeared she was a cello virtuoso.

The episode ‘0-8-4’ blends grandiose orchestral writing with intense synths.  McCreary is also noted for his use of ethnic instrumentation in his scores.  He described, “this episode is almost entirely one giant action cue (or so it felt when I was writing it) so I relied on the heavy synths and pounding percussion to cut through the chaos during moments when the orchestra alone would be unable to compete with the sound design. The South American setting of “0-8-4″ gave me an excuse to bring an ethnic component to the score.”

Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. track list follows:

1.  “Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Overture”
2.  “Showdown at Union Station”
3.  “0-8-4”
4.  “Rocket Launch”
5.  “The Obelisk”
6.  “Aftermath of the Uprising”
7.  “Gravitonium”
8.  “Cal”
9.  “Cello Concerto”
10.  “Willing to Sacrifice”
11.  “Alien DNA”
12.  “FZZT”
13.  “Garrett”
14.  “Hail Hydra”
15.  “Helicopter Rescue”
16.  “Terrigen Crystals”
17.  “The Big Bang”
18.  “The Rising Tide”

Written by Bear McCreary, Steven Kaplan
Album Produced by Joe Augustine & Bear McCreary
Score Produced by Bear McCreary & Steve Kaplan

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The Hulk Won’t Appear In Guardians Of The Galaxy 2

According to director James Gunn, we won’t be seeing the big, green rage monster in the upcoming ‘Guardians of the Galaxy’ sequel.

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Chris Evans on his Captain America future

Is Chris Evans still planning to quit playing Captain America – and acting altogether – once his Marvel contract is up?

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Kevin Feige Almost Quit Over Captain America: Civil War

It turns out that while Marvel were trying to bring ‘Captain America: Civil War’ to the big screen the studio were having their own domestic dispute that almost saw head-honcho Kevin Feige quit.

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Marvel’s Kevin Feige Will Now Report to Disney

In a shakeup in its command structure, Marvel Studios is being integrated into Walt Disney Studios with president Kevin Feige reporting to Alan Horn, Variety has confirmed.

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