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After a two year hiatus, Rick and Morty is finally back with more wonky science fiction adventures and new easter eggs and pop culture references to discover. Co-creators Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon are professionals at leaving relics from past episodes and subtle clues to futures themes throughout the show and there’s no lack of […]
Lionsgate is in negotiations to acquire the meta movie project The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, starring Nicolas Cage. Lionsgate landed the script over HBO Max and Paramount, according to the Hollywood Reporter. If the deal closes, then Cage would star as one of the most iconic characters in Hollywood: himself. In the film, his […]
Last Updated: Aug. 1, 2019 For sports fanatics, the only thing better than watching actual sports is watching a movie about sports. Whether it’s baseball, basketball, football, or hockey that you stan, sports drama can remind you just why you love a certain game so much. A sports comedy can remind you that sometimes, it’s just a game, and […]
The Mandalorian, which dropped its second episode via Disney+ on Friday, is a thrillingly great addition to the expanded Star Wars universe that’s helping fans forgive and forget the franchise’s recent stumbles (i.e. Solo). In a Screen Slam interview that’s been making the rounds, star Pedro Pascal let loose some specifics regarding one of the […]
It’s gotta be nice to reach the level of cultural saturation where your fans run ad campaigns for you. Such is the case with #MarvelPlus, a new hashtag celebrating the Disney+ launch by combining Disney-owned Marvel properties with recently unearthed shows and movies from the Disney vault. Twitter spent the morning amusing itself with Disney x Also […]
The third SpongeBob SquarePants movie, Sponge on the Run, is finally around the corner. After landing a 2020 release date following its initial 2019 window, Paramount has given a longer look at the CGI-animated sequel to 2015’s Sponge Out of Water. As previously indicated, the film will serve as a prequel to the beloved TV series, following SpongeBob and […]
Disney’s newly launched streaming platform is home to a wide range of television classics, including the long-running animated series The Simpsons. As of Tuesday, Disney+ subscribers could enjoy every single episode from the show’s first 30 seasons—well, almost every episode. As pointed out by The Hollywood Reporter, the infamous 1991 Michael Jackson episode is unavailable to stream […]
The Hollywood Reporter has learned that Spike Lee will direct the film Prince of Cats, an adaptation of the graphic novel written and illustrated by Ron Wimberly. Prince of Cats is described as a hip-hop take on William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet set in 1980’s Brooklyn. The story will be told through the perspective of Juliet’s hot-headed cousin Tybalt, who navigates […]
Back in September, Variety revealed that Issa Rae was in the early development stages of re-imagining the 1996 cult classic Set It Off, starring Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah, Vivica A. Fox and Kimberly Elise. But not everyone likes the idea of moving forward with a remake, even if Rae was attached to the project as a producer and possibly, star. While speaking with […]
While speaking at Variety’s Business Managers Breakfast on Wednesday, Walt Disney Studios co-chairman and chief creative officer Alan Horn revealed that he would consider reconstituting The Mandalorian into a theatrical film in light of the overwhelmingly positive response to the series’ first episode on the Disney+ streaming service. “The Mandalorian is already proving to be […]
