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Luke Cage Star Says He Hasn’t Spoken To Marvel About A Return Yet
When Netflix started wielding the axe and culling their Marvel shows, it wasn't exactly a surprise that Iron Fist was first on the chopping block, with Danny Rand's solo series far and away the weakest of the bunch. However, it did come as a shock to many when Luke Cage was axed the following week, especially as both seasons had been warmly received by critics and the second run of episodes ended on a cliffhanger that promised an interesting new direction for Mike Colter's title hero.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 17, 2020
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Dwayne Johnson Reportedly Eyed For New Predator Movie
Over the last 30 years, any jacked and unproven actor who stars in an action movie has always invited comparisons or been named as the heir apparent to Arnold Schwarzenegger, who reigned supreme as the king of biceps and bullets throughout the 1980s and 90s. And after the Hollywood legend made a brief uncredited cameo in The Rundown, it appeared as though the Austrian Oak was endorsing Dwayne Johnson as his successor, which would technically make The Scorpion King his Conan the Barbarian in retrospect.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 17, 2020
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Rogue One Trends As Fans Name It The Best Disney Star Wars Movie
When Disney and Lucasfilm first signaled their intentions to release a new Star Wars movie on an annual basis, the news was greeted with a mixture of enthusiasm and skepticism. Longtime fans and newbies alike were more than happy with the idea of a steady stream of fresh content, but there was the very real danger of oversaturating the market and franchise fatigue lurking in the background.
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Warner Bros.’ HBO Max Strategy Could Cost Them Billions Of Box Office Dollars
Since launching six months ago, HBO Max has notched over 12 million subscribers, a solid performance for a startup streaming service but far from what WarnerMedia would have been hoping for. The conglomerate have publicly stated that they're happy with the numbers so far, but you get the distinct impression that the decision to send the entire slate of Warner Bros.' 2021 movies directly to the platform on the same day they hit theaters was partially designed to drive up the customer base.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 17, 2020
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Disney Reportedly Developing 3 Different Alien TV Shows
As you'd expect from any franchise that's been sequelized, prequelized, rebooted and spun off countless times over the course of 40+ years, Alien has experienced its fair share of ups and downs. Ridley Scott's horror-influenced original and James Cameron's action-packed sequel are both undisputed classics, but from there, your mileage may vary.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 17, 2020
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Sony And Marvel Reportedly Making New Deal For 3 More Spider-Man Movies
The unique arrangement between Sony and Marvel Studios over the use of Spider-Man was hugely unexpected when it was first announced, and always felt a little tenuous. After all, the web-slinger is arguably the most marketable commodity Sony have at their disposal, and they were set to lose out on a lot of revenue by striking a deal with Kevin Feige and his team.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 17, 2020
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Rambo Reboot Reportedly In Early Development
Sylvester Stallone donned the headband of John Rambo five times over the course of 37 years as the franchise evolved from the surprisingly dark and complex action-orientated thrills of First Blood to the overblown shoot em' up histrionics of the following two sequels, before going somewhat back to basics for the final two installments, which were smaller in scale but just as gratuitously violent as their predecessors.
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Adam Sandler Reportedly Developing 7 New Projects For Netflix
Adam Sandler's exclusive deal with Netflix began in earnest five years ago, when The Ridiculous 6 set the precedent that all of his subsequent streaming exclusives would follow. The movie was panned by critics and still holds a 0% score on Rotten Tomatoes, but it also became one of the most popular original films in the company's history and hit the top spot on the most-watched list of every single country that the platform was available.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 17, 2020
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U.S. Senator Wants Netflix To Make Streaming Free For The Holidays To Limit COVID-19
There are so many streaming services available these days that very few people are either willing or financially comfortable enough to shell out for them all. Quibi discovered first hand just how competitive the streaming wars have become when it folded after less than eight months in existence, while HBO Max and Apple TV+ both took a lot longer to reach 10 million subscribers than many analysts had predicted.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 17, 2020
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Venom Takes Over Peter Parker In Awesome Spider-Man 3 Fan Art
Even though Marvel Studios will be handling Spider-Man solo movies for the foreseeable future, the entire idea behind the Sony Pictures Universe of Marvel Characters appears to be predicated on the involvement of Tom Holland's web-slinger somewhere down the line. Venom may have been a standalone story that had nothing to do with the MCU, but the chances of that remaining the case when sequel Let There Be Carnage arrives are slim.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Dec 16, 2020
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