Legendary actor Brian Cox has shared his unfiltered thoughts about the state of movies, saying Marvel and DC are to blame for cinema being in a “very bad way.” Speaking at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, Cox said cinema has “lost its place” in part because of the “grandiose element between Marvel, DC, and all of that.””I think cinema is in a very bad way,” he added, according to The Hollywood Reporter. “And I think it’s beginning to implode, actually. You’re kind of losing the plot.”Cox commented on the recent success of Deadpool & Wolverine, saying movies like that are “making a lot of money that’ll make everybody happy,” but there could be consequences down the road.Cox added that he’s also done these kinds of movies, having appeared in X2: X-Men United as William Stryker.…
Read moreCall of Duty: Black Ops 6 releases in October, but the game’s multiplayer beta arrives later this month. If you’re not interested in preordering the game or you don’t have access via Game Pass, there is another way to get in to the early access period of the test.As is becoming a yearly tradition, Xfinity internet subscribers can get early access to the multiplayer beta. Members can navigate to the “Rewards” hub on the Xfinity website or app to claim a code for early access. Early access begins August 30, and unlike in years past, all platforms can get in at the same time. The multiplayer beta then opens for everyone on all platforms starting September 6.