Mhysa was a fairly decent episode. It wasn’t groundbreaking enough to completely catch us off guard – no main characters died, and there were barely any surprises. It was ultimately rather predictable. If you’ve been paying attention, you’ll notice a pattern within the format of the series: an entire season of Game of Thrones builds up to events that unfold in the ninth episode of the season, and then the tenth episode serves as an epilogue of sorts.
Who's Benicio del Toro playing in Guardians of the Galaxy? That's the question on everyone's minds and today, Comic Book Movie has brought us an answer. They're reporting that the actor will play none other than The Collector, one of the eldest entities in the entire Marvel Universe. You might think the speculation has come to an end, but you're wrong -- this revelation actually raises a lot more questions about James Gunn's highly anticipated project.
Linden and Holder are back! Are we ready to watch these guys break the law, disobey direct orders and obsess over dead bodies while neglecting their own families? Yeah, I'm totally up for watching Detective Linden suffer yet another meltdown. Oh, wait, she's not a detective anymore. That's right, The Killing's third season takes place a year after our heroes found and arrested the killers of Rosie Larsen. Holder's making his way to the top and might soon become a sergeant, whereas Linden is working minimum wage on a ferry. He's happy, but something's clearly holding him back (perhaps his lazy-ass new partner), and she's... well, she's trying.
It's been two years since the ninth episode of the first season completely caught us off guard. Baelor was a truly grim episode, and it subsequently changed the game. We couldn’t trust George R. R. Martin or the producers to not kill off our favorite characters, since Game of Thrones' (arguably) most popular one had just been betrayed by those who’d sworn to protect him, which ended up getting him decapitated by the King’s royal executioner, Sir Ilin Payne.
This is quite a shock. Deadline reports that Paul Thomas Anderson has decided to cast Katherine Waterston as the female lead in his upcoming film Inherent Vice. She's a rather low-key young actress who is getting her first integral role, and in a PTA-directed movie, no less. She's recently finished an arc on HBO's Boardwalk Empire and recently wrapped Manhattan Romance, opposite Chris Messina.
I can't be the only one who's wondering about the fate of the Bond franchise and about who will direct the latest installment in the rebooted era? Even though a list of several renowned filmmakers floated around the web, it's been widely reported that Sam Mendes has entered final negotiations to helm Bond 24, which could be considered a safe bet, since Mendes delivered Skyfall -- one of the most commercially successful Bond movies ever. It also had a killer theme song by Adele, so there's that, too.
He promised he'd be back. Arnold Schwarzenegger has become a full-time actor once again -- ever since his days as governor of California came to an end, he's been looking into several acting gigs, many of which require him to reprise iconic roles. The action star recently spoke to Metro UK (via ComingSoon) about a few notable projects he's currently involved in, such as Terminator 5 and the Twins sequel. When asked about the status of the former, he replied:
I have all the respect in the world for Academy Award nominee Glenn Close. She's one of the finest actresses of her generation, even though Meryl Streep and Helen Mirren ended up taking all the glory. My admiration for Close has never been stronger, as she's about to prove just how versatile she truly is. Today, the actress has been cast as a member of the Nova Corps in James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy.
Ever since executive producer and creator Dan Harmon left, Community hasn't been the same. I could care less about Chevy Chase leaving since he didn't even want to be there in the first place (some people are glad he's gone) -- but the show was Dan Harmon's baby, and its quality and ratings have been decreasing alarmingly, thus NBC has asked Harmon to come back and finish what he started, as Community's fifth season might be its last.
Is there still hope for an Avengers/X-Men crossover? The Wolverine star Hugh Jackman certainly seems thrilled about the idea. Nevertheless, it's mere speculation at this point, but who knows what the future holds for both franchises? Only time will tell. That being said, Screen Rant asked Jackman about the possibility of a crossover and he said the following:
