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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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First Solo: A Star Wars Story Trailer Will Be With Us Very Soon
Solo: A Star Wars Story is now just five months away from release and aside from a cast photo, we haven't really seen anything from it. Granted, Lucasfilm has had the small matter of The Last Jedi to deal with, but the continued silence feels slightly ominous given Solo's notoriously troubled production. Now, however, it sounds as if Disney and Lucasfilm are about to properly lift the veil on the project, with a trailer rumored to be dropping very soon.
David James David James Dec 23, 2017
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David Ayer Says He Got His Throat Cut On Suicide Squad
Aside from Wonder Woman, the DC Extended Universe has received a real critical mauling. The worst was David Ayer's Suicide Squad, which currently stands as the lowest rated film in the franchise on Rotten Tomatoes with an ignominious 26% fresh (though Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice is just 1% higher). This vicious reaction apparently came as something of a shock to the director, as he revealed in a recent interview with ET to promote his latest project, Bright.
David James David James Dec 23, 2017
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Could Snoke Make A Surprise Return In Star Wars: Episode IX?
Let's face it, things don't exactly go to plan for Supreme Leader Snoke in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Rather than kick off a new era of darkness with his Vader-a-like boy toy Kylo Ren at his side, he winds up unceremoniously chopped in half by his apprentice and ends up lying on the floor with his tongue lolling ungracefully out of his (very) dead mouth.
David James David James Dec 23, 2017
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IT Star Reveals Where Pennywise Might Have Gone At The End Of The Film
Andy Muschietti's IT was undoubtedly the surprise hit of 2017. Raking in an incredible $700 million at the box office, the pic became the most successful horror movie of all-time. Even better, it absolutely deserves its success, which came from some top-notch direction and cinematography, together with a bevy of great performances from its young cast and, of course, Bill Skarsgard's unforgettably creepy take on Pennywise.
David James David James Dec 23, 2017
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Riz Ahmed’s Secret Role In Venom Revealed?
Sony's Venom movie is a fascinatingly unknown property at the moment. Despite having begun shooting with an October 5th, 2018 release date in mind, we know very little about what direction they'll be taking the character in, though we've had hints that the studio might be considering an R-rating to truly capture the anti-hero.
David James David James Dec 23, 2017
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Has Another Villain Been Revealed For Gambit?
The Gambit solo movie has come back from the dead more times than Freddy, Jason and Michael Myers combined. Though Channing Tatum has remained a constant, the film has cycled through pretty much every available director in Hollywood, coming close to full production on multiple occasions before creative clashes and scheduling conflicts sent the studio back to the drawing board. But things have been looking promising as of late: Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski signed on to helm and a release date of February 14th, 2019 was announced. Then, Fox sold the X-Men to Disney.
David James David James Dec 22, 2017
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Will Drax Meet His End In Avengers: Infinity War?
Dave Bautista's Drax might just be the funniest character in the entire MCU, with his habit of taking absolutely everything literally being the comedic highlights of both Guardians of the Galaxy films. So, we're incredibly sad to be hearing rumors that Avengers: Infinity War will be the character's last rodeo, perhaps meeting his doom at the hands of the villainous titan Thanos.
David James David James Dec 22, 2017
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Venom Producer Hints That The Film May Be Part Of The Marvel Cinematic Universe
Of all the Spider-Man characters, Venom is one of the most vicious, exceeded only by symbiote serial killer Carnage. At the height of his 90's popularity, his catchphrase was "I WANT TO EAT YOUR BRAIN!" and he was frequently saying things like "I'm going to slurp down your brains like big fistfuls of jello." He even put his money where his (big and toothy) mouth is in Venom: The Hunger #1, in which he actually chowed down on some poor goon's cerebral cortex.
David James David James Dec 22, 2017
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Pixar Reveal How Your Favorite Movies Were Almost Very Different
Pixar has a good claim to being the most iconic and successful studio of the 21st century. The vast majority of their films are narratively, technically and thematically spectacular, outpourings of creativity that put their competitors to shame. Most of their movies seem so perfectly formed, in fact, that it's difficult to imagine them any other way. But, according to this new video released by the studio (seen below), some of their biggest hits could have been vastly different.
David James David James Dec 22, 2017
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Han Solo Actually Had A Legal Right To Shoot Greedo First
Harrison Ford's first appearance as Han Solo in A New Hope is a textbook example of how to introduce a character effectively. In just a couple of minutes you know all you need to about him: he's on the wrong side of the law, he'll do what it takes to get the job done, he's perceptive, street smart and most certainly isn't heroic. Much of this characterization comes when Han senses that the bounty hunter Greedo is about to get the drop on him and summarily executes him. It's a cool scene, but was Han legally correct to do what he did?
David James David James Dec 22, 2017
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