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It all comes down to this. From Star Wars to Harry Potter , even Twilight , one film of several sequels inevitably ends up being responsible for "the beginning of the end". For Marvel, eighteen movies left a trail of breadcrumbs for its biggest cinematic villain over the past ten years,  Avengers: Infinity War (and its sequel to-be-released next year) throws down the gauntlet like never before. Loki's alien invasion, Ultron ripping apart Sokovia, and disagreements over the Accords were a walk in the park for the Avengers. Nothing has prepared Earth's Mightest Heros for Thanos (Josh Brolin), a dark lord who's been wreaking havoc across the universe determined to collect the Infinity Stones - gems that represent Time, Mind, Soul, Reality, Space, and Power. Once he possesses all six stones, he can wield their power with the snap of his fingers, and he has some deadly plans in mind once he succeeds. Spread out across Earth and space, our favorite superheros unit...

Platinum Dunes / Sunday Night For the past few years nailbiting and bloodcurdling movies like  The Witch , It , and Get Out  have reinvigorated the horror genre. Though it's never been a favorite of mine, the latest suspenseful flick  A Quiet Place's continues to make you think twice about where the genre will take us next. This review contains spoilers - please read at your own risk.

Marvel Studios We started with his origin   Captain America: The First Avenger   where we   fell in love with the kid from Brooklyn. His identity began to build in  The Avengers and Captain America: The Winter Soldier . In the third part of this series, everything comes to a head for the Star-Spangled Man with a plan in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Civil War . In the next leg of his own series and the Avengers spin-off, Captain America is tested to stand up for what he believes in as always, but also starts to fail a little - being a superhero is not what it is cracked up to be. There's a real human cost to saving the world.  Hope you enjoy!

Marvel Studios In my previous post about everything I love about Captain America, I focused mainly on Captain America: The First Avenger , which explored his origins as the kid from Brooklyn who became Captain America. After being frozen for seventy years and reintroduced into the 21st Century, the following movies The Avengers and Captain America: The Winter Soldier  starts to unpack who Steve Rogers is without his super-patriotic alter ego. This second part is all about what I love about the man a nd the myth. Hope you enjoy!

Marvel Studios When you look at the Marvel franchise and its vault of superheros, the casting has been incredible so far. Rarely does an actor miss a beat from the larger-than-life comic book character they're playing, but there a few that stand out above the rest. As humble as Chris Evans is, just like his All-American alter-ego , he has been an incredible asset throughout his own installments and The Avengers films. Along with the direction and writing,  Captain America has honestly my favorite character in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe . With the fate of his arc up in the air for the epic Avengers: Infinity War duology, here is an endless list of reasons why I love Captain America starting with Captain America: The First Avenger (the others will come in part two).  Did your favorite moment make the list? Let me know in the comments below?

My friend Mariah at Bizarre Brunette nominated me for the Sunshine Blogger Award! I love her blog ( check her out ) and was so happy for her to pass this onto my blog. With the Sunshine Blogger award comes a few rules. I'll be answering Mariah's questions and nominate fellow bloggers below to take part in this challenge. Thank the blogger who nominated you and links back to their blog. Answer the 10 questions the blogger asked you. Nominate 10 new blogs to receive the award and write them 10 new questions. Mine will be at the end of this post. List the rules and display the Sunshine Blogger Award logo in your post and/or on your blog Thanks for these awesome questions and for creating such a great blog that I love to follow Mariah! Here are her questions!

It's hard to believe we've been watching Saoirse Ronan on-screen for more than a decade. Breaking out in her first award-worthy performance in 2007 for Atonement , she grabbed Hollywood's attention as a young teenager whose wild imagination has devastating consequences. And she's been collecting more acclaim ever since. When we take a deeper look at the young Irish actress's work, it's hard to believe she's only twenty three years old and she's been nominated for three Academy Award nominations, slipping in and out of playing characters as swiftly as veterans like Meryl Streep and Viola Davis.