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Mandalorian Fans Are Loving Baby Yoda’s Antics In The Latest Episode
Baby Yoda being accused of genocide feels like it happened a lifetime ago, and fans of The Mandalorian were quick to forgive the little guy after his decision to snack on the Frog Lady's unfertilized eggs generated the sort of unexpected backlash that only 2020 could deliver. All The Child had to do was revert to his adorable ways and all sins were swiftly atoned for, and now everyone is firmly back on his side.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Nov 21, 2020
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Don’t Breathe Star Says The Sequel Is Very Much Its Own Thing
Stephen Lang looks like he was carved out of granite and the actor gives off the impression that he's someone you definitely don't want to mess with. He's leveraged that to great effect, too, by building a solid career out of playing the bad guy, although he's also portrayed more sympathetic figures in the likes of Jason Momoa actioner Braven and entertainingly gory B-movie VFW.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Nov 21, 2020
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WB Thought Wonder Woman 1984 Might Go Stale If It Was Delayed Until 2021
Most analysts were expecting Warner Bros. to delay Wonder Woman 1984 even further until 2021 before the news broke that the studio were set to release the superhero sequel into theaters and on HBO Max simultaneously. After all, the box office is still showing almost no signs of recovery, and the calendar is desperately bare in terms of new releases as it has been since March.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Nov 21, 2020
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Matthew McConaughey Not Ruling Out The Idea Of Running For Political Office
Actors and politics have always had a connection, whether it be the myriad of dramas and thrillers set in the halls of power that arrive on an annual basis, or the stars of the stage and screen themselves making the jump into running for office. Former Western stalwart Ronald Reagan ended up becoming President of the United States, while action megastar Arnold Schwarzenegger spent over seven years as the Governor of California.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Nov 21, 2020
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Disney’s Reportedly Cancelled Plans For Gina Carano’s Mandalorian Spinoff
Gina Carano may have only lost one of her professional bouts as a mixed martial artist, but she's currently fighting the toughest battle of her career against an army of keyboard warriors demanding that Disney and Lucasfilm fire her from The Mandalorian. The 38 year-old's personal and political views have rubbed a lot of people the wrong way as of late, so much so that she's been trending almost nonstop for the last week.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Nov 21, 2020
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Michael J. Fox Announces His Retirement From Acting
Back to the Future star Michael J. Fox has officially announced his retirement from acting. Of course, the 59 year-old has only been semi-active for the last two decades having scaled back in workload as the symptoms of his Parkinson's disease gradually worsened after he was originally diagnosed with the condition in 1991 when still in his 20s, but now, he'll be refraining from getting in front of the camera altogether.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Nov 20, 2020
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King Shark Will Reportedly Return To The DCEU In Aquaman 2
King Shark has always been a cult favorite among DC Comics readers ever since first appearing in 1994, and fans were over the moon when it was announced that the character would be staging his feature film debut in The Suicide Squad. Nanaue has become a regular fixture in numerous animated projects and video games across the years, but so far, his live-action outings have been restricted to a handful of episodes of The Flash.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Nov 20, 2020
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