Death has always been a big part of AMC’sThe Walking Dead, and throughout its six-season run, we’ve seen several beloved characters meet their untimely demise, whether it be from a walker’s bite or other means. When the Season 6 finale aired last month, we finally met the infamous Negan, who introduced himself to Rick’s (Andrew Lincoln) group by killing one of its members, although we don’t know for sure who has died quite yet....
Another day, another director trying to make theUnchartedmovie happen. It’s come to light that Travis Knight is now the latest filmmaker to possibly try his hand at bringing the beloved video game series to the big screen for Sony. Tom Holland, who is currently playing Spider-Man, is still attached to star in the lead role as Nathan Drake. Should things work out, Knight will see if he can work his magic and finally make this thing a reality....
We thought the feud between Tyrese Gibson and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson was over. Maybe it’s just beginning. Gibson, who plays Roman Pierce in the Fast & Furious franchise, wasn’t thrilled when Johnson decided to go off and makeHobbs & Shaw, the first spin-off in the successful franchise, which delayed Fast and Furious 9. Now, Gibson has stoked the flames yet again, shading Johnson following the opening weekend ofHobbs & Shaw....
It’s been a minute since Season 3 ofGangs of Londoncame to a conclusion in the UK, leaving fans eagerly waiting to hear what would become of the action thriller series. Well, wait no longer, because we now know the fate of the popular British saga that’s based on a 2006 video game, and the news is nothing but good. PerDeadline, Sky Atlantic has officially given the go-ahead forGangs of LondonSeason 4, with the news being announced at the Edinburgh TV Festival....
Ever wonder howVoldemortgot his start down the dark path to becoming ‘He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named’? While J.K. Rowling would cover some of Tom Riddle’s backstory in the books, a new fan-made short film is looking to explore the myth even further. And it looks kind of amazing. Even if it’s not part of the official narrative laid out by the creator herself. Tryangle Films dropped the first teaser trailer forVoldemort: Origins of the Heiron theirYoutubechannel, and it has some pretty cool visual effects to go along with its compelling storyline....
Even thoughWandaVisionhas come to a close and wrapped up more or less of all its loose ends, there are still many head-scratchers left. Like, where did White Vision go, will he be appearing again, will Monica join Nick Fury’s secret space program, and above all, that mind-boggling post-credit scene. Is Wanda aware that she is astral projecting herself or is her alter ego a villainous entity? In the post-credits scene of the finale episode, we saw Wanda living in a serene, mountainous area, all by herself and going through her daily chores....
All of your favorite sitcom actors have joined forces for a new sketch in anticipation ofMust See TV: An All-Star Tribute to James Burrows. This ultimate Must-See mashup findsThe Big Bang TheorystarJim Parsonsin charge of putting together this massive event. But he hasn’t done mush to prepare over the course of the last couple of months. In a pinch, and more exciting to play with his army men, the actor calls his friend,Will & GracestarSean Hayes, and convinces him to pull everything together at the last moment....
IsBryan Cranstona homophobe? That’s the accusation aimed at theBreaking Badactor this morning as original Blue RangerDavid Yostchimes in with his thoughts about Cranston being cast asZordonin the newPower Rangersmovie reboot. While fans were happy to see Heisenberg come aboard, Yost definitely isn’t a fan. And it all stems back to some comments the formerMalcolm in the Middledad made in 2009, which were on the offensive side of the spectrum. Though we’ll let you decided how you truly feel about his former statements yourself....
Wonder Womanis officially the best superhero movie of all time, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes. A whole lot has been said of the incredible success thatWonder Womanhas enjoyed this year. The movie was met with excellent reviews which, in turn, led to a tremendous box office take. With all things now factored in, Rotten Tomatoes has now officially declared thatWonder Womanhas the honor of being thebest superhero movie ever....
Created in 2010,Young Justiceis an animated series based on the characters of DC Comics that focuses on a covert black ops team consisting of the various sidekicks to the Justice League. The fact that they are not the major superheroes makes them the ideal candidates to be undetected by bigger threats, and along the way uncover a vast conspiracy connecting many villains in the DC Universe. The series original roster included Robin, Kid-Flash, Aqualad, Superboy, Miss Martian, and Artemis, with Zatanna and Rocket joining later in season 1 and Speedy aka Red Arrow a reluctant ally....
Quick Links 30 years after its premiere,The Santa Clauseremains a holiday classic. We all know the story. After accidentally killing Santa Claus, Tim Allen’s Scott Calvin has to take his place. Pretty bold start to a kid’s movie when you think about it. The original film received two sequels,The Santa Clause 2andThe Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause. While the first outing earned mainly positive reviews, critical and audience reception dipped as the franchise went on....
From Agatha Christie’s iconic Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot, to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s highly proficient sleuth, Sherlock Holmes, the whodunitmysterygenre has given usdetectives that are endlessly fascinating. For over a century now, good ol’ unsolved cases have become the source of imagination and inspiration for filmmakers and showrunners. Audiences love the challenge of trying to outsmart the detective and figure out the mystery before the big final reveal. They become so invested in the characters and the episodes that the victory seems well-earned....
The Big ShortandDon’t Look UpdirectorAdam McKaythinksWickedis “one of the most radical big studio Hollywood movies ever made.” Not only that, but he went on to add that, “if America keeps going on the track it is, I wouldn’t be surprised to see the movie banned in 3-5 years.” In a newseries of tweetson the platform formerly known as Twitter (and now known as X), the deeply politically-minded and active director broke down some of the reasons why he’s so surprised about the “striking” juxtaposition between the film’s message and the time at which it’s coming out....
