In these last couple of months, Sylvester Stallone has been taking to Instagram on a regular basis sharing monochrome images from the upcoming Rambo V: Last Blood. Back in the first half of January, the star and co-writer of John Rambo’s fifth and purportedly final big screen outing stated his intention that the various pics will allow fans to follow along with the story. And while the images so far have seemingly been taken from the movie’s early passages when John is still living a quiet life on an Arizona ranch, this latest batch sees the plot beginning to kick into gear.
In the wake of the recent announcement that The Punisher will not be renewed for a third season, the cast of Steve Lightfoot’s series found they had an unlikely ally in diamond-selling rapper Eminem.
With the Disney/Fox merger on the horizon, many fans have expressed concern that the deal might force R-rated properties like Deadpool and Alien to soften their image. But while it seems inevitable that the transition will bring some changes to the properties, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the merger will also serve as an opportunity for Disney to diversify its output and branch out into less family-friendly territory.
With The Last Jedi proving divisive with the fanbase and Solo providing the Star Wars franchise with its first outright box office bomb, you’d be forgiven for being a little concerned about the future of the space saga, but according to Walt Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn, the upcoming Star Wars: Episode IX is going to be something special.
The upcoming Hellboy reboot was always going to face an uphill battle earning the acceptance of fans, not least when actor Ron Perlman and director Guillermo del Toro have already spent two movies making the property their own. But instead of trying to recreate what worked about the character’s previous big screen outings, Stranger Things star David Harbour feels he’s managed to offer his own original take on the film’s titular hero.
Last November, a cast list for Marvel’s The Eternals emerged online courtesy of That Hashtag Show, which teased an assortment of characters that would’ve been familiar to anyone well-versed in the comics, along with one that seemed curiously unfamiliar.
James Gunn’s days at the helm of the Guardians of the Galaxy movies may now be behind him, but the fans continue to pore over his work in the hopes of finding any final Easter eggs. In particular, the director got the forums speculating when he mentioned back in 2017 that the answer to the question “Who created Rocket?” can be found somewhere in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and going by one post on Reddit, the secret may have finally been unearthed.
When the inevitable news arrived earlier this week that The Punisher would not be renewed for a third season on Netflix, scores of fans took to Twitter to share their frustration, among whom was diamond-selling rapper Eminem.
Earlier this week, Gwyneth Paltrow confirmed that Avengers: Endgame will serve as her last major outing in the MCU, telling Variety that she’s “a bit old to be in a suit and all that at this point.” But while the Marvel franchise is about to lose one of its original stars, the actress last night took to Instagram to assure us that she’ll always be the Pepper Potts to Robert Downey Jr.’s Tony Stark.
After the ugliness that unfolded around 2016’s female-led Ghostbusters reboot, it was inevitable that any attempt at resurrecting the property for the big screen would be the subject of some controversy. Sure enough, Jason Reitman’s Ghostbusters 3 has proven a touchy topic online ever since it was officially announced last month, with the latest wave of backlash coming in response to comments made by the director on Bill Burr’s Monday Morning Podcast.
