Star Wars fans, eh? When we're not busy bullying Kelly Marie Tran or moaning about Solo, we're going back and nitpicking on *gasp* the Original Trilogy.
Regardless of fan petitions and a mass exodus of its top stars, AMC Chief Financial Officer Sean Sullivan revealed that he's “pleased with” The Walking Dead's recent performance during a webcast investor conference. This is despite season 8's lower ratings and a dissatisfied vocal fanbase overall.
In a world of teasers, sneak peeks and final trailers, it's refreshing to hear that we might have to wait until we're sat in the cinema before we catch our first glimpse of Spawn.
Just when you thought you knew everything there was to know about Solo: A Star Wars Story, a fan with the skillset of a Bothan spy comes across something intriguing that links to A New Hope and beyond.
Shane Black's next installment sees the return of The Predator's best friend, the Predator Dogs. Known as Hell-Hounds, they're used to scout ahead and hunt prey.
One of the biggest questions that Avengers 4 has to answer is the one regarding the status of the Hulk and the nature of his relationship with body co-host Bruce Banner. An aspect of what many consider to be the main issue with Infinity War is that it only feels like half a movie. In particular, the Hulk and Bruce Banner arc seems to get waylaid, with them both "agreeing to disagree" over when and if "Hulk Smash" is still an option for Banner.
That's it. It's over. End of story. After months of blame which predated the actual release of Solo: A Star Wars Story, the source of what gave moviegoers a bad feeling about it is now out in the open. Whilst reporting on Disney's market performance, Wall Street media analyst for Cowen, Doug Creutz, had some striking observations that were, ahem, right on the money.
If you weren't completely sold on Solo: A Star Wars Story, like a large portion of the paying public, perhaps a glimpse of what might've been will be enough to whet your appetite?
