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Scott Campbell

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News, reviews, interviews. To paraphrase Keanu Reeves: Words. Lots of words.

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Lucasfilm Reportedly Wants Chris Pratt To Play A Young Indiana Jones
A few years ago, unfounded rumors were making the rounds that Disney and Lucasfilm were considering going down the James Bond route and recasting the role of Indiana Jones in order to carry on the franchise. Sure, Steven Spielberg may have used his love of 007 as the inspiration for his own globetrotting adventure series, but that's where the similarities begin and end.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 10, 2021
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Transformers Beast Wars Movie Will Reportedly Be Much Darker Than Previous Films
With over $4.8 billion in box office takings, there was no chance that Paramount were going to leave the Transformers franchise sitting on a shelf gathering dust. The studio's experiment with a writers room was an abject failure, though, after they hired over a dozen scribes who produced a combined total of two screenplays, one of which was for Michael Bay's turgid The Last Knight, while the other was for Travis Knight's excellent Bumblebee.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 10, 2021
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The Internet’s Calling For Marvel To Retire The Punisher After Recent Riots
The creators or originators of any visual iconography have no control over how others interpret, use or co-opt their designs, leading to several symbols being intrinsically tied to one thing despite initially having no connection to it whatsoever. The most prominent example is obviously the swastika, which was derived from an ancient Sanskrit word meaning 'conducive to well-being' and was first used as early as 3000 BC.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 9, 2021
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#FireGinaCarano Trends Again After The Actress Shows Support For Recent Riots
It's been almost a month since Gina Carano found herself at the center of an online firestorm, which is pretty good going by recent standards, after The Mandalorian's Cara Dune faced the wrath of an angry Twitter mob on an almost daily basis recently. The actress' personal and political opinions don't sit well with many folks, but they're her opinions, so it doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things what other people think.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 9, 2021
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First WandaVision Reactions Praise The MCU’s Weirdest Entry Yet
The wait is almost over, and in just six days the Marvel Cinematic Universe will finally return to our screens, eighteen months after Spider-Man: Far From Home swung into theaters. Not only is WandaVision the launchpad for Phase Four, the series that introduces the multiverse and the franchise's first official foray into episodic television, but it's also Kevin Feige's largest risk on a purely creative level.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 9, 2021
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