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We’ve been waiting for the MCU to announce Secret Wars for years. And every step of Phase IV seemingly brings us closer to that epic story. It could/would/will(?!) bring back the franchise’s most famous faces. However, if Disney is hoping to see Chris Evans return, it’ll have an easier time convincing him to rejoin as his other Marvel character. The former Captain America says he’s not that interested in reprising his role as Steve Rogers. Instead, he would love another chance to play the Fantastic Four‘s Johnny Storm.

Evans told MTV News (in an interview we first heard about at Variety) he doesn’t necessarily want to play America’s Captain again. The role of Steve Rogers is “precious” to him; he doesn’t want to “disrupt what a beautiful experience” it was to be the Avenger.

However, he’s not shutting the door on a superhero return. He’d just rather it be another part he once played. Evans said he’d be more likely to return if it meant giving his other Marvel character another chance to shine. Evans played the Human Torch twice on the big screen. He first starred as Johnny Storm in 2005’s Fantastic Four, then again in the 2007 sequel Rise of the Silver Surfer.

As Evans noted, those films came before Marvel “really found its footing.” (To say the least.) He “loved” the role, though and feels like his Human Torch “didn’t really get his day” to shine. (Right again!)

It wouldn’t make much sense for Evans to plays Johnny Storm in the MCU’s upcoming Fantastic Four movie. As he notes it’s been a long time since he burned up the screen. He doesn’t have to star in that film, though. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness showed his character exists in a parallel dimension. And while John Krasinski played Earth-838’s Reed Richards, he might never play the character again. Evans’ Johnny could simply show up as a Variant from a parallel world.

We’ve been speculating about that exact possibility for years. The only issue is that no one from Marvel has approached Evans about doing that. Yet. Hopefully that will now change since he’s expressed his desire to get his flame on once more. Especially because it might be the easiest way to get him to agree to play Captain America again in Secret Wars.

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Specially-priced Disneyland Resort Theme Park Tickets are now available to purchase until Thursday, September 8 2022. These special ticket prices are not available once you arrive at the resort.

D23 ticket holders should receive an email with a customised link allowing them to purchase tickets online.

Only the registered attendee is allowed to purchase tickets from the link and they can purchase up to 6 tickets.

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Lightyear composer Michael Giancchino sits down with Nerdist’s Hector Navarro to discuss his iconic movie scores, the emotional impact of music, and directing for Marvel on today’s episode of Nerdist Now!

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Hi everyone! Today I want to just talk about a fun challenge that sometimes people would do. So, this will be about the rides in Tomorrowland and see what rides you can do within at least 2-3 hours. Like for instance, if you start the challenge at 8:00am when the park opens, then there is a chance that you can get those rides done on time. The rides in Tomorrowland are Star Tours, Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters, Space Mountain, Astro Orbiter, Autopia, and Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage which is closed for refurbishment. Now before I go into the details of what rides to go on first and last, I want you guys to know how to do a rope drop at Disneyland Park. So, you have to be up pretty early and be at the park at 7:15am or earlier so that you won’t be behind a whole bunch of people. Then you would have to wait at the gate until they start letting you in at 7:30am and you walk to the path to enter Tomorrowland which it will be on the right of the Sleeping Beauty Castle. You just want to be there as early as you can so that you won’t be standing behind so many people. It doesn’t have to be at the very front, but at least you have to be one of the first with some people in front of you. Once the cast members let you in the actual park itself at 8:00am, people are most likely going to run or speed walk to the most popular attraction. Okay now, I will go over the rides that you might want to get on first and then last and I’m going to explain why you should do this first and last. So, here we go:

1. Space Mountain
2. Star Tours
3. Buzz Lightyear ride
4. Astro Orbiter
5. Autopia

Alright, now let me explain why I think that you should go to Space Mountain the first thing. The reason that you should go there first is because the line for Space is going to fill up pretty quick and if you go to Star Tours or Buzz Lightyear ride first, then there is a good chance that you might be in line for Space for quite a bit. Space Mountain is the most popular ride of all time in Tomorrowland. So, if you start a challenge at 8:00am when they open up and if you want to be done with those rides I listed above within 2-3 hours, do you guys think that would be either 10:00am or 11:00am without trying to use the Genie App? You might want to try and avoid using Genie plus because it might mess up your chances of getting it done. Don’t try to get the rides done 4-5 hours because that would be absolutely ridiculous!! I think that it may actually be a lot of fun doing the challenge in Tomorrowland don’t you think?!

So, what do you guys think about ride challenge in Tomorrowland?! I would love to hear your thoughts, opinions, and comments down below! Stay tuned for more Disney updates for fun.

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