Good Burger and Saturday Night Live star Kenan Thompson just launched his movie production studio, Artists For Artists, and one of its first projects will be an animated series based on a PlayStation video game. Continue Reading »
Robert Pattinson was so excited to voice the heron in Hayao Miyazaki’s The Boy and the Heron that he'd already nailed down the character's unique, low-throated rumble before his first recording session. Continue Reading »
Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer will get a theatrical release in Japan in 2024, following months of uncertainty after the Barbenheimer movement sparked significant backlash. Continue Reading »
Max is really showing out right now, guys. A highlight reel of upcoming shows gave fans a glimpse into the studio's next couple of years, including a small but mighty look at the highly-anticipated The Batman series, The Penguin, starring Colin Farrell. Continue Reading »
Deadpool 3 star Ryan Reynolds has 'leaked' some hilarious 'spoilers' from the set in response to recent set leaks. Continue Reading »
Godzilla Minus One is extending its U.S. theatrical run, giving people more time to schedule a date to see the legendary kaiju on the big screen. Continue Reading »
Mahershala Ali says he feels confident about the direction of his long-awaited Blade movie after previous reports suggested the Marvel Cinematic Universe film was in hot water. Continue Reading »
While the latest from the director of The Boy and Orphan: First Kill has its moments, blending folk horror, possession, and murder mystery isn’t enough to make this saggy film pop. Continue Reading »
Sandeep Reddy Vanga's Bollywood action drama climbed to the top of the global box office, but can't quite manage to get out from under the director ’s wounded ego. Continue Reading »
Deadpool 3 star Ryan Reynolds has addressed the slew of recent set leaks, and hopes fans will be more considerate with spoilers. Continue Reading »
Image: ShudderAt a boarding school in the early 1970s, a student who’s been eagerly awaiting winter vacation gets a call with bad news: they’ll be spending Christmas at school instead of with their family. Is it Alexander Payne’s new Oscar-buzz movie The Holdovers—or Jenn Wexler’s new Shudder release The Sacrifice Game? Suffice to say, similarities between the two don’t extend much beyond that broad set-up, which manages to envelop both a coming-of-age drama and an eerie yet empowering tale that involves human sacrifice. As its title suggests, the latter description refers to director and co-writer (with Sean Redlitz) Wexler’s film, which offers a reminder that there’s always room for another entry in the well-stuffed genre of holiday horror movies—particularly when it’s as enjoyable and well-crafted as The Sacrifice Game.Set over Christmas 1971, The Sacrifice Game opens with a home-invasion nightmare that unfolds alongside perfectly retro, festively candy-colored decorations. Seems a quartet of young people have been terrorizing the area—sort of a Manson Family with New England snow instead of California deserts, and a mysterious purpose that extends beyond the murderous orders of their cocky leader, Jude (Aladdin’s Mena Massoud). Others in the group include Maisie (Fear Street’s Olivia Scott Welch), ... Continue Reading »
Sorry to be the (seed) bearer of bad news. Image: FoxOn the internet, most news gets forgotten very quickly. Anything that sticks around for more than a few days does so with good reason, usually because it’s so incredibly weird. In the world of movies, an example of that is the rumored Avatar sequel titles that were first reported way back in 2018.That’s when the BBC reported to know the titles of James Cameron’s four sequels. First was part two, The Way of Water, which as we all know ended up being accurate. And if that was accurate, surely there was a chance the next title would be too. A title that was so evocative and kind of unfathomable, it was more or less the main reason the titles were remembered in the first place.The title in question is... The Seed Bearer, a phrase which conjures all manner of images, both positive and negative. But in a new interview with ComicBook, Avatar producer Jon Landau finally, officially, shot that down. “I’m qualified to tell you that that is not the title for Avatar 3,” Landau said. “That’s what my Wikipedia page says? That is getting changed tonight!” (Note: it has been.)This ... Continue Reading »
Image: GKIDSWhen Hayao Miyazaki announced that The Boy and the Heron might be his last picture, Studio Ghibli’s U.S. distributor GKIDS knew it had a big task ahead, assembling a very special dub cast for the English-language version of the film.While dubs can be a contentious topic in the animated film world, GKIDS and Ghibli have always partnered up with incredible collaborators to meet the challenge. Personally, I’m a huge Howl’s Moving Castle (starring Christian Bale and Emily Mortimer) and Porco Rosso (led by Michael Keaton) dub defender, among many other Ghibli favorites. The Boy and the Heron, however, presented a unique opportunity for the distributor. GKIDS president Dave Jesteadt recently talked to IndieWire about handling what was thought to be Miyazaki’s final film (the legendary filmmaker seemingly has since changed his mind). “This is a very complicated film,” Jesteadt told IndieWire. The Boy and the Heron centers on Mahito, a young boy grappling with the death of his mother post-World War II, who moves to a countryside filled powered by magic that he holds a special role in sustaining. It’s a fantastical and heady picture that captures the imagination in the way only Miyazaki can accomplish, and that’s tricky to ... Continue Reading »
Screenshot: BBCThis weekend, Neil Patrick Harris will do battle with the Doctor and Donna Noble in the third and final Doctor Who 60th anniversary special—playing a new version of one of the show’s oldest and most obscure villains. Mostly obscured by the fact the last story they were in aired 57 years ago, and 75% of it is lost to time. That’s about to change though.In the run up to this weekend’s episode, “The Giggle,” the BBC has released a new preview clip briefly introducing the 14th Doctor and Donna to Harris’ Toymaker—who’s apparently dropped the “Celestial” moniker since he last appeared in 1966—as he dances amid the havoc of a London driven mad by the burning conviction that everyone suddenly thinks they’re right, all the time.Dancing With The Toymaker... | PREVIEW | The Giggle | Doctor WhoIt’s nice and creepy, and there’s even a very little tiny, largely obscured bit of Bernard Cribbins’ Wilf, likely all we’ll see of the character after his scene at the end of “Wild Blue Yonder” marked the late actor’s final full appearance on Doctor Who. But it doesn’t really give us much about the Toymaker himself, or why he’s returned after all these ... Continue Reading »
Stars of Deadpool 3 Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.Screenshot: YouTubeA day after asking the world to stop with the Deadpool 3 set photos, Ryan Reynolds made a surprising next move. Reynolds not only released some new Deadpool 3 set photos, but he made sure the photos were filled with yet-to-be-revealed cameos. Camoes like Steve Urkel. The Predator. Mickey Mouse. And yes of course we know they’re fake. Reynolds took some of the real leaked photos and doctored them to make them utterly ridiculous and totally spoiler-free. The aim, as revealed in the caption of the photos, is to flood the internet with fake photos making it harder to find the real ones. “Deadpool began with a leak. So I’m joining in,” he wrote. “But PLEASE don’t overuse the phrase, ‘Deadpool Leaks’ because it might screw up search results if anyone is looking for Deadpool leaks or Deadpool spoilers or perhaps, Deadpool Scoops.” He then added the hashtags: #DeadpoolLeaks #DeadpoolSpoiler #DeadpoolScoop.Reynolds is clearly still ticked off about all this but I think it would be really interesting if, somehow, this story now made it into the movie. Maybe Urkel just appears at some point. Maybe a person in a Predator costume walks ... Continue Reading »
Image: Prime VideoMore Batman holiday mayhem is on the way, this time in the shape of young Damian Wayne taking up the Caped Crusader’s mantle in Merry Little Batman.Prime Video’s DC Animated feature (which was thankfully saved from Zaslav shelving) stars Luke Wilson (Stargirl), now henceforth known the DC Wilson. Now while his brother Owen Wilson plays for the other superhero team with a jet ski and the TVA, Luke has the Batcave this time around as Batman. In an interview with io9, the actor joked about the friendly brotherly competition. “There’s a little bit of a Hatfields and McCoys-type feud where, as a member of the DC Universe, I never quite have really understood what the people over at Marvel are up to. No, I don’t,” he kidded. “Yeah, I think we we both have fun on it, but he really had fun working on Loki, and he really had a good time working with Tom Hiddleston. The same with me and Geoff Johns on on Stargirl where it was something that I wasn’t used to. And Geoff Johns, you know, such an important part of the DC universe. I just love being around him and talking to ... Continue Reading »
Anna and the Apocalypse, Spirited, and Violent Night are on the list.Image: Shudder, Apple, UniversalEvery holiday season, I sit down and watch the classics. Films that fill me with joy and bring together friends and family. Films like It’s a Wonderful Life, National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation, Scrooged, Home Alone, A Christmas Story, and Die Hard.Make no mistake, the world is not at a loss for holiday classics, nor is it lacking in lists that include all the same movies. However, every single year brings us more and more holiday movies, many of which you never even hear about or remember. That’s the point of this list. We’ve come up with some holiday movies released in the past few years that are absolutely worth your time, are not all super obvious, and offer something other than plain old holiday nostalgia. Some of it’s violence, some of it’s action, and some of it is seeing Kurt Russell as Santa Claus or Deadpool’s Ryan Reynolds singing about Christmas.A few are deeper cuts, a few are not, but all offer an edgier, or at least alternative, spin on the typical holiday fare.Anna and the Apocalypse (2017)Anna and the Apocalypse - Official TrailerAnna and the ... Continue Reading »
Illustration: Warmtail (via Adobe Stock)io9 is proud to present fiction from LIGHTSPEED MAGAZINE. Once a month, we feature a story from LIGHTSPEED’s current issue. This month’s selection is “Carbon Zero” by D. Thomas Minton. You can read the story below or listen to the podcast on LIGHTSPEED’s website. Enjoy!Carbon Zero“Is there a problem, officer?”“We’re not the police.” My partner, Enrico, places his palm against the door, ready to test the old man’s resolve.I tap my finger against my thumb and SNAPbeam the warrant to the old man’s synaptic cache. “We’re EPF.”“Oh,” the old man whispers, as if his voice has been snatched away.No one likes the police showing up on their porch, but they would rather the police come knocking than the EPF. Years of aggressive action against climate violators has given the Environmental Protection Force its well-earned reputation.We give him a moment to review the warrant, signed, sealed, and legally enforceable in any jurisdiction on Earth.“Give me a second to tidy—”Enrico doesn’t let the door close. “We don’t care if you haven’t dusted, Mr. Costa.”Being no match for two young, modded investigators, Costa retreats. “Close the door,” he says. “You’re letting in the smoke.”Spurred by the ... Continue Reading »
Image: Warner Bros.Angelina Jolie is setting up a return for Maleficent 3. Natalie Portman says she’d be open to a return to Star Wars. Iman Vellani shares her ideal villain for Ms. Marvel season 2. Plus, more looks at Netflix’s live-action Yu Yu Hakusho. Spoilers, away!Maleficent 3According to the Wall Street Journal, Angelia Jolie has officially signed on to star in a third Maleficent movie at Disney. In a Violent NatureVariety reports Shudder has acquired the rights to In a Violent Nature, a slasher film from writer/director Chris Nash said to follow “the enigmatic resurrection, rampage, and retribution of an undead monster in a remote wilderness.” Notably, the film’s cast has yet to be revealed publicly. Barbie & KenSpeaking with CBS’ 60 Minutes (via Coming Soon), Greta Gerwig suggested she has enough material for a potential Ken spinoff movie. We had way too much material for Ken. We would write, and write, and write. I mean, the truth is, you know…I guess we’ll see. Relatedly, in conversation with Cillian Murphy on Actors With Actors (also via Coming Soon), Margot Robbie stated “it’s not a ‘no,’” but “it would take a lot” for her to return for a sequel ... Continue Reading »
Image: Atsuko, Casetify, BoxLunch, Stoney Clover Lane, RSVLTS, DollsKillIt’s almost time to jet-set for the holiday season in your fandom best to turn heads and raise brows at airport lounges. Whether you’re packing up for a trip to Disney Parks or back home for winter break, there’s a ton of practical travel gear to make sure you’re not without those essential needs to fly or drive out of town. Including Stranger Things tech gear, Star Wars luggage, Disney adult accessories, One Piece adventure gear, and more—here’s our list of pop culture fandom must-haves to get you out the door.Check out the slideshow to see our top picks!For that precious cargoImage: BoxLunchFUL Star Wars Darth Vader Helmet Suitcase - BoxLunch ExclusiveFUL Disney Winnie the Pooh Pooh Bear Honeycomb Suitcase - BoxLunch ExclusiveBlackMilk Vintage Looney Tunes Duffle Bag - WB100 Limited EditionDollsKill x Powerpuff Girls - Not Your Princess Weekender BagFor the adventurersImage: AtsukoOne Piece Straw Hat Anorak - AtsukoOne Piece Straw Hat Rolltop Backpack - AtsukoStar Wars Skywalker Pilot Lightweight Jacket - ColumbiaWomen’s Disney100 Snowqualmie Jacket - ColumbiaDisney Minnie Mouse Color Block Windbreaker - BoxLunch ExclusiveConvention cosplay-on-the-go!Image: HerUniverseHer Universe Star Trek Red Uniform Retro Dress Her Universe ExclusiveOur Universe Star Trek ... Continue Reading »
There are only fans in Selena Gomez's corner. In fact, two of the Rare Beauty founder's biggest supporters are her Only Murders in the Building costars, Steve Martin and Martin Short. As Gomez... Continue Reading »
Prince Harry's top priority is his kids' safety. That's why the Duke of Sussex is pushing back against the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures' (RAVEC) decision to... Continue Reading »
Demi Lovato is out here feelin' like a ten, the best she's ever been. And part of that is due to her sweet romance with boyfriend Jutes. The "Sorry Not Sorry" singer recently opened up about her... Continue Reading »
We're sold on Heather Rae El Moussa's sweet tribute to her baby boy. The Selling Sunset star debuted her new tattoo in honor of her and Tarek El Moussa's 10-month-old son Tristan. Heather revealed... Continue Reading »
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Charlie Sheen has more than two and a half reasons to be proud these days. In fact, he has almost six. The Two and a Half Men alum revealed that he's been sober since 2017. "Next month I'll be... Continue Reading »
Ciara just leveled up her maternity fashion. The "1, 2 Step" singer, who is expecting another baby with husband Russell Wilson, made a dazzling entrance at The Color Purple movie premiere in Los... Continue Reading »
Derek Hough is sharing an update on Hayley Erbert after a health scare. According to the Dancing With the Stars judge, at the end of the couple's Dec. 6 Symphony of Dance tour performance in... Continue Reading »
Several classic Star Trek books from the Simon & Schuster era of publishing Trek novels are on sale (as eBooks) for only 99 cents through... Continue Reading »
Per the Star Trek On Paramount+ Twitter account, this week’s episode of Star Trek: Lower Decks will feature yet another classic Trek alumnus. It’s happening!... Continue Reading »
As part of the Star Trek Day celebration, commemorating the 55th anniversary of the original series premiering on broadcast television, GOG (Good... Continue Reading »
Paramount+ has released the opening credits (and with them, the theme) to the upcoming series, Star Trek: Prodigy. The announcement was made on... Continue Reading »
Star Trek: Prodigy, the upcoming, youth-aimed, animated series heading to Paramount+ and Nickelodeon later this fall, has revealed two additional voice cast... Continue Reading »
Did you know? Star Trek turns 55 this year, and to coincide with the anniversary of Trek first premiering on televisions across the United States,... Continue Reading »
On the anniversary of what would have been the 100th birthday of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, it was announced that a new... Continue Reading »
The Roddenberry Archive has begun a “multi-decade collaboration between The Gene Roddenberry Estate and OTOY – curated by legendary Star Trek artists... Continue Reading »
Fans of Captain Janeway will be pleased to hear the announcement that a new Janeway figure from Exo-6 will be arriving this... Continue Reading »
A new promotional video for Star Trek: Lower Decks: Season Two is available from StarTrek.com (Link at the bottom of the article).... Continue Reading »
Alex Winter, Jason Patric & more look back on 'The Lost Boys' as game-changing vampire flick turns 35
Josh Weiss
Mon, 08/01/2022 - 12:52
Alex Winter, Jason Patric & more look back on 'The Lost Boys' as game-changing vampire flick turns 35
Josh Weiss
Without Joel Schumacher, we probably wouldn't have Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Twilight, The Vampire Diaries, or even Peacock's upcoming Vampire Academy series.
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Remembering Dean Stockwell's 5 most memorable genre roles, from 'Quantum Leap' to 'BSG'
Matthew Jackson
Thu, 06/02/2022 - 12:23
Remembering Dean Stockwell's 5 most memorable genre roles, from 'Quantum Leap' to 'BSG'
Matthew Jackson
Dean Stockwell, the legendary character actor who began his career as a boy in the Golden Age of Hollywood and eventually played an astonishing 200 roles across seven decades of work in film and television, died last year at the age of 85.
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Every 'Star Wars' show and TV movie, ranked from the Holiday Special to 'The Book of Boba Fett'
otssupport
Mon, 02/14/2022 - 17:49
Every 'Star Wars' show and TV movie, ranked from the Holiday Special to 'The Book of Boba Fett'
Phil Pirrello
After more than 40 years, Star Wars has finally found the kind of success on the small screen it's enjoyed in the multiplex.
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The Robinsons reveal what they wanted, and got, from the 'Lost in Space' finale
Tara Bennett
Sat, 12/04/2021 - 10:00
The Robinsons reveal what they wanted, and got, from the 'Lost in Space' finale
Tara Bennett
After a very long hiatus, Netflix’s reboot of Lost in Space has completed its three year arc and now we know if the Robinsons, the robot, and everyone we care about made it to Alpha Centauri and their “happy ending” after a lot of space based drama.
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Exclusive: April Bowlby on how the Doom Patrol are finally 'becoming superheroes' in Season 3 finale
Brian Silliman
Wed, 11/10/2021 - 09:11
Exclusive: April Bowlby on how the Doom Patrol are finally 'becoming superheroes' in Season 3 finale
Brian Silliman
There is no shortage of comic book television shows that are gonzo crazy, but Doom Patrol continually sets itself apart. Yes, the HBO Max series features flying butts and giant apocalyptic cockroaches, but the humanity behind each character shines through and is always the most important thing on the screen.
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Exclusive: Stargate SG-1 creator Brad Wright on his pitch for a revival, hopes for the franchise
Nivea Serrao
Tue, 11/09/2021 - 13:08
Exclusive: Stargate SG-1 creator Brad Wright on his pitch for a revival, hopes for the franchise
Nivea Serrao
Stargate fans have been clamoring for a new series ever since the crew of Universe shut its doors and blasted off into space several years ago — especially since both Star Wars and Star Trek have had a massive resurgence in recent years.
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Hawkeye: Everything you need to know before the MCU show on Disney+ takes its shot
Josh Weiss
Tue, 11/09/2021 - 09:35
Hawkeye: Everything you need to know before the MCU show on Disney+ takes its shot
Josh Weiss
Grab your quiver and load it with as many trick arrows as it can hold, because Marvel's Hawkeye series is almost upon us!
If you told us back in 2012 (the same year the first Avengers movie hit theaters) that Jeremy Renner's Clint Barton would one day receive his own TV show in the world of streaming, we'd have said you were crazier than Ultron trying to wipe out all life throughout the multiverse. But it turns out you'd have been right!
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'Ghostbusters: Afterlife': Everything you need to know about Jason Reitman's legacy sequel
Josh Weiss
Fri, 11/05/2021 - 11:43
'Ghostbusters: Afterlife': Everything you need to know about Jason Reitman's legacy sequel
Josh Weiss
Something strange is coming to your nigherborhood.
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Where does 'Morbius' fit in the Marvel Universe? The new trailer leaves more questions than answers
Josh Weiss
Tue, 11/02/2021 - 11:18
Where does 'Morbius' fit in the Marvel Universe? The new trailer leaves more questions than answers
Josh Weiss
If this morning's second trailer for Morbius left you scratching your head in confusion, don't worry. We're pondering all the same questions you are.
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'The Book of Boba Fett' takes Jabba's throne in first trailer for 'The Mandalorian' spinoff
Josh Weiss
Mon, 11/01/2021 - 10:21
'The Book of Boba Fett' takes Jabba's throne in first trailer for 'The Mandalorian' spinoff
Josh Weiss
Witness the rise of a new breed of galactic felon in the very first trailer for The Book of Boba Fett. Teased in the Season 2 finale of The Mandalorian, the Star Wars spinoff series finds Boba (played by the prequel trilogy's Temuera Morrison) usurping the underworld empire once run by Jabba the Hutt on Tatooine.
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The Day Before kicked off 2023 as one of the most wishlisted games on Steam. Now, after endless controversies, the self-proclaimed open-world survival-horror MMO styled after The Last of Us is finally in Steam Early Access, and it’s getting panned. The first players to lay hands on the much-hyped zombie shooter are…Read more... Continue Reading »
We are now blessed with not one but two annual Day of the Devs indie game showcases, and the latest one lives up to the event’s reputation. A roughly 90-minute stream yesterday highlighted some awesome-looking games from developers around the world, and I want to play all of them right this minute. Read more... Continue Reading »
The Super Mario Bros. Movie has ended its theatrical run, but still thrives on a handful of different streaming services. After making a billion dollars and garnering middling reviews, the greatest gift Mario’s animated romp gave us was the song “Peaches,” sung by Bowser about his unrequited love for Princess Peach.…Read more... Continue Reading »
It’s no secret that Grand Theft Auto VI takes a lot inspiration from IRL events and people, but one person colloquially called the “Florida Joker” has seemingly taken umbrage with Rockstar Games for possibly copying his whole entire vibe.Read more... Continue Reading »
In Modern Warfare 2019, the reboot of the popular Call of Duty series, a 10-person multiplayer killstreak rewards you with white phosphorus, an odorless, waxy chemical you can drop on the battlefield to kill dozens in one fell swoop. It was a controversial addition to an already controversial game series, which has,…Read more... Continue Reading »
Just when we thought Microsoft’s Activision acquisition was finally set in stone two months ago, it looks like the Federal Trade Commission has made another appeal to block Master Chief and John Call of Duty’s marriage.Read more... Continue Reading »
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet’s second DLC, The Indigo Disk, is out as soon as December 14, and Game Freak has released a lengthy trailer giving us a rundown of new features and story beats coming to the RPGs. One of the most notable additions seems to be the return of almost every legendary from the first nine…Read more... Continue Reading »
A major live Nintendo event for early 2024 has been canceled following threats against attendees and staff, the company has announced, expunging world championship tournaments for games like Mario Kart 8 and Splatoon 3.Read more... Continue Reading »
In the freshly dropped trailer for December 14's second half of Pokémon Scarlet And Violet’s The Hidden Treasures of Area Zero DLC, it was revealed that there’s a way to directly control your buddy Pokémon, via a new technology called The Synchro Machine.Read more... Continue Reading »
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Just getting into a server is a challenge, but The Day Before's day one players are taking issue with more than that. Continue Reading »
The social deception-survival game looked promising, but nobody was playing it. Continue Reading »
Hold on to your Toruk, the so-called unobtanium graphics setting is intended to melt future hardware.
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The planned launch in January "would have been filled with stress." Continue Reading »
Whoa, they put a whole survival game into Fortnite, with free persistent servers for you and your friends. Continue Reading »
It's not an official list, but it's fun to see what's there. Continue Reading »
Hey man, you got a dollar? Maybe don't spend it on Kingpin: Reloaded just yet. Continue Reading »
They even work a full-time job, too. Continue Reading »
Also thanks the judge for "giving me a second chance at life." Continue Reading »
The actor, who voiced Batman for over 30 years, died November last year.
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#1 in my ranking of the Underworld franchise. You know, I can dig this. One of the things that had dragged down the first two Underworld movies was the preponderance of lore that got intensely explained with a great sense of import. Here, that’s not a problem because this is the lore. I’m also actually quite surprised that […]
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Drops more bombs than a B-52 pic.twitter.com/wvEfXAk7nN — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 7, 2023 Tesla, Space X, and Twitter owner Elon Musk believes that the Walt Disney Company may be one of the best examples of what happens when a company embraces the woke agenda. He posted a few days ago that ““Disney […]
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What’s a cheap way to try to rake in some much needed capital without creating anything new? Disney has found a way, and it’s not their worst idea. Pixar‘s “Soul,” “Turning Red” and “Luca” are coming to theaters after they originally had streaming-only releases on Disney+ during the COVID-19 pandemic. The three movies […]
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FOX has handed a script commitment to animated workplace comedy Taskmasters, from Brian Keith Etheridge (The Neighborhood), Brendon Walsh (Crank Yankers), cartoonist Johnny Ryan, Fox Entertainment Studios and Fox’s Bento Box Entertainment. Co-written by Etheridge, Walsh and Ryan, Taskmasters is a half-hour animated workplace comedy that follows a crew of lovable wackos navigating the gig […]
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Another propagandist over at feminist website Book Riot is taking issue with superheroines being drawn attractively, even though in the past decade, it was certainly put to ruin by wokeness. The article, curiously enough, makes no actual mention of Wonder Woman, if it matters, since she’s one of the earliest who could be called leggy: […]
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Evil Dead Rise, the latest installment in the Evil Dead franchise, was released in theaters in April this year. Now that the dust has settled, Bruce Campbell, the original franchise star and now, producer of the series has been reflecting on how the film was received by audiences and the Evil Dead fanbase at […]
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#2 in my ranking of the Underworld franchise. This vampire and werewolf monster mashup takes itself too seriously for how silly it becomes. The performances are all over the place and the lore is overcomplicated. However, I do have a soft spot for it. Len Wiseman has a strong eye and a strong sense […]
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Many people think of online gaming as a hobby that’s best enjoyed by yourself, in your room. Although there are people that do like to play in isolation, the majority of people are extremely interested in meeting new people and making friends online every time they log in to their favorite game – making […]
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Welcome back to another installment of Indie Comics Showcase, the weekly blog where we signal boost a few truly independent comics that are currently crowdfunding their projects, crowdsourcing their funding in some way, or just completely self-publishing on their own. Every little bit of support for these creators matters, from a single dollar […]
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Paramount+ unveiled the first-look teaser trailer for Halo Season 2during its panel at CCXP in São Paolo, Brazil, with cast members Pablo Schreiber and Joseph Morgan, showrunner David Wiener and executive producer Kiki Wolfkill. In season two, Master Chief John-117 leads his team of elite Spartans against the alien threat known as the Covenant. In the wake […]
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