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Elizabeth Olsen Says She Plans On Sticking Around As Scarlet Witch For A Long Time
Any long-running franchise needs to shuffle the deck every now and again to avoid going stale, whether that means sending some old faces riding off into the sunset and bringing new ones into the fray, or allowing supporting players to step into the limelight having spent years biding their time in the background. Avengers: Endgame looks to have done just that for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Elizabeth Olsen's Scarlet Witch could now be positioned as perhaps the single most important figure in Phase Four.
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The Mandalorian Season 2 Reportedly Features A Lightsaber Duel Between Ahsoka And Gideon
So far, The Mandalorian's second season is taking its time in revealing the major players and new faces to the ensemble. The driving force of the plot so far has seen Mando on a mission to track down other members of his kind, but "The Marshal" and "The Passenger" both told relatively self-contained stories that in the grand scheme of things have moved the title hero no closer to his ultimate goal.
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New Photos From Ryan Reynolds’ Delayed Free Guy Tease A Fun Adventure
Ryan Reynolds was so confident that his action comedy Free Guy would arrive in theaters before the end of 2020 that he even went to the lengths of creating a promo spot designed entirely to make fun of the uncertainty surrounding this year's release schedule. In a cruel twist of fate, however, less than five weeks later, Shawn Levy's film was pulled from the calendar and delayed indefinitely.
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Tobey Maguire Reportedly Set To Join Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness
Both of Hollywood's premiere comic book franchises are banking on the multiverse in a big way, and we could end up viewing 2022 as either a watershed moment for the genre or the year where the ambitious storytelling experiment failed spectacularly. The DCEU's Flash movie has added Michael Keaton and Ben Affleck into the mix as alternate versions of Batman, while Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is still to announce a full cast list, but based on how Spider-Man 3 is shaping up, it would appear that nothing and nobody can be ruled out at this stage.
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Here’s How Fantastic Beast 3’s New Grindelwald Could Look
The team behind Fantastic Beasts 3 had to move quickly in order to find a replacement for Johnny Depp as Grindelwald with shooting already well underway, while also trying to secure an actor capable of inheriting the role of the villainous wizard that wouldn't generate even more backlash from Depp's army of fans, who were furious that he'd been dropped from the series.
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Zack Snyder Says He’d Love To Do A Dark Knight Returns Movie
When Zack Snyder was spearheading the DCEU, many fans criticized his approach to the characters at his disposal. There was of course the major backlash to having Supes snap Zod's neck at the end of Man of Steel, while Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice threw Jimmy Olsen into the mix as an undercover CIA operative who was quickly killed off, and Ben Affleck's Dark Knight appeared to have no issue with mercilessly slaughtering reams of faceless henchmen.
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Jason Blum Says He’d Love To Make A Sequel To New Slasher Movie Freaky
Blumhouse are no strangers to churning out sequels to their biggest box office success stories, of which there are many after the production company built a solid reputation as the horror genre's most reliable hit factory. Multiple installments for the Paranormal Activity, Insidious, The Purge, Sinister and Ouija franchises to name but a few have raked in billions of dollars, while the M. Night Shyamalan duo of Split and Glass along with Jordan Peele's Get Out and Us also posted very healthy numbers.
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Jason Blum Says The Spawn Reboot Will Be Very Different And Edgy
A second feature-length outing for cult comic book hero Spawn has been in the works for over two decades at this point, with multiple filmmakers attempting to reboot the character for modern audiences. The latest version, which is being spearheaded by creator Todd McFarlane and Blumhouse head honcho Jason Blum, feels like it's been in development forever, and given the continued effects of the Coronavirus pandemic, there's even less movement these days than usual.
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Zack Snyder Teases That Catwoman Exists In His DCEU
Even though she's one of the most famous and instantly recognizable characters in comic book history, Catwoman has never really been a fixture on the big screen despite being brought to such vivid and iconic life in Tim Burton's Batman Returns by Michelle Pfeiffer. Of course, a lot of that has to do with Halle Berry's horrendous solo outing from 2004, which is deservedly regarded as one of the worst blockbusters ever made and helped set female-driven superhero movies back by over a decade.
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Netflix CEO Explains Why They Cancel So Many Shows
The financial implications of the Coronavirus pandemic have had a massive effect on the film and television industry, and even with what appears to be a bottomless supply of cash, Netflix have shown that they're far from immune. Indeed, despite enjoying their best year ever when it comes to original movies, the streaming service has canceled a much higher number of series than usual.
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