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Deadline has learned that Amazon is looking to fast track development on a spinoff of The Boys in light of the immense continued success of the original series. Even though a spinoff written by The Boys executive producer Craig Rosenberg has reportedly been in the works for quite some time, Amazon wants to strike while […]
During his recent appearance on CinemaBlend’s ReelBlend podcast, Matthew Modine, who played Deputy Commissioner Peter Foley in The Dark Knight Rises, revealed that his character’s death was “so violent” and “sickening” that it needed to be cut to prevent the film from receiving an NC-17 rating. “All it does is, it just cuts, and I’m on the ground, dead. […]
The official trailer for the upcoming Disney+ series WandaVision debuted during the 2020 Emmys. Check it out, up top. There is still no official release date for WandaVision, but as the trailer says, the series is “coming soon.” This post will be updated. Source link قالب وردپرس
Jason Momoa is demanding that Warner Bros. conduct a proper investigation into the allegations made by his Justice League co-star Ray Fisher, who said director Josh Whedon demonstrated “gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable” behavior toward of the cast and crew during reshoots. Momoa acknowledges that Fisher is “speaking up about the shitty way we were treated,” adding, “serious stuff went down.” […]
After multiple extended delays, the X-Men horror movie The New Mutants has opened in theaters, and it’s already grossed $3.1 million on its first day. Despite the mostly negative critical response, holding a disappointing 29 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, Deadline reports that The New Mutants has just scored the biggest Friday at the box office since the coronavirus […]
According to Variety, Cartoon Network classic The Powerpuff Girls has a live-action version currently in development at The CW. This remake would see the titular heroes navigate the world in adult form, more specifically as disillusioned twentysomethings who feel bitter about losing their childhood to fighting crime. In what is part-tease/part elaboration on the premise, Variety writes, “Will they agree to […]
John Ridley, the writer of 12 Years a Slave and creator of the TV series American Crime, hinted that the four-issue DC Comics mini-series he’s writing about Batman will likely feature a person of color donning the iconic cowl, per Entertainment Weekly. “I think it’s a pretty safe bet that if I’m writing Batman, it’s probably a little better than a 47% chance he’s […]
About halfway through Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, Michael Cera‘s titular character, wonders aloud why his indie rock band, Sex Bob-Omb, can’t have their “own secret shows.” Sardonic drummer Kim Pine (Alison Pill) quickly retorts by stating the band’s lack of clout makes it so “all of [their] shows are secret shows.” Scott is too […]
A few months ago, Ruby Rose announced her decision to vacate the titular role in the CW’s Batwoman series after just one season. At the time she didn’t really go into too much detail beyond that, but Variety reported that internal friction was stemming from her unhappiness with the long hours she was spending on set. Now, several months after that decision […]
Disgraced director and producer Bryan Singer, who has faced numerous allegations of sexual assault, almost lost his entire cast during production of X2, the 2003 sequel to 2000’s original X-Men film. In an extensive new piece from the Hollywood Reporter about the development of the X-Men film series and the toxic culture Singer helped foster, it was revealed he allegedly went ahead […]
