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Jon Bernthal Blasts Rioters Sporting The Punisher Logo
Hollywood had found it incredibly difficult to successfully adapt the Punisher for the big screen, but Netflix struck gold when they cast Jon Bernthal as Frank Castle. Before the former Walking Dead star debuted in Daredevil and went on to headline two seasons of his own solo show, though, the comic book antihero had proven to be a very tough nut to crack.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 13, 2021
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Arnold Schwarzenegger Reportedly In Talks To Cameo In The Flash
The movie may have been awful and his hammy performance was one of the many reasons why, but by all accounts, Arnold Schwarzenegger had a great time shooting Batman & Robin. The action icon was paid $25 million to spend just six weeks of the four-month shoot on set, which included the very 1990s scenario of taking visits from Jon Bon Jovi so that they could smoke cigars together during the actor's downtime.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 13, 2021
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First Official Synopsis Revealed For Amazon’s Lord Of The Rings TV Show
Amazon Prime Video might boast over 140 million subscribers, but a lot of people are clearly much more interested in having packages delivered to their door free of charge rather than watching television. It may be the second biggest streaming service on the planet behind only Netflix in terms of sheer customer base, but the platform can't come close to matching the market leaders in terms of buzz for their original shows.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 13, 2021
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New Star Wars Timeline Has Officially Renamed The Prequel Trilogy
The Rise of Skywalker may have ended the nine-film big screen arc with a whimper rather than the bang fans were hoping for, but it isn't like Star Wars is going to fade away. If anything, the franchise's presence is only set to increase over the coming years thanks to a huge roster of Disney Plus shows, as well as the introduction of the canonical High Republic narrative.
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Gina Carano Reportedly Would’ve Been Fired Long Ago If It Wasn’t For Jon Favreau
Barely a week goes by without the internet demanding that Gina Carano be fired from The Mandalorian based on her social media activity, which continuously rubs a lot of people the wrong way. Obviously, there are no legal or contractual grounds to get rid of her based entirely on her personal and political beliefs, and the actress is only set to play a bigger role in the future thanks to recently announced spinoff Rangers of the New Republic.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 13, 2021
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Kevin Feige Hopeful That Black Widow Won’t Be Delayed, But Says Confidence Is Meaningless
The immediate future of the theatrical industry remains unclear, and we won't get a true indication of how far away business is from returning to normal until a major studio blockbuster is released. Wonder Woman 1984 may have debuted less than three weeks ago, but the DCEU sequel arrived simultaneously on HBO Max and drew record numbers, which is why the domestic box office gross is currently sitting at a paltry $32 million.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 12, 2021
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Watch: First Footage From Chris Hemsworth’s New Netflix Movie
The theatrical schedule might be on the cusp of another industry-wide reshuffle after Sony's Morbius, one of the 2021's first major blockbusters, was pushed back by eight months from March to October, but business is booming for Netflix. The streaming service released a new trailer today hyping a stacked year for original movies, featuring some of the biggest names around.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 12, 2021
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