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Arrowverse Fans Are Devastated That Supergirl’s Ending After Season 6
The Arrowverse has already lost the show that launched the shared superhero universe, but Arrow clearly remains a beloved property given how fans unanimously rejected The CW's attempts to rebrand the mythology. Unfortunately, though, viewers were dealt a second blow when it was announced yesterday that another one of the network's marquee names will soon be riding off into the sunset.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 23, 2020
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Patrick Stewart Would Love A Star Trek And Star Wars Crossover Movie
As two of the most beloved sci-fi properties in history, both of which have told multi-generational stories spanning movies and TV shows over the course of decades, comparisons are always going to be made between Star Wars and Star Trek. There's a lot of crossover appeal and the franchises share much common ground in terms of content and fanbase, but there's always been something of a friendly rivalry between Trekkies and those who prefer a galaxy far, far away over brave new worlds.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 23, 2020
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New Saw Movie Will Reportedly Kick Off A Whole Trilogy
The Saw franchise had well and truly run out of gas long before eighth installment Jigsaw hit theaters in 2017, with the critical and commercial reception of the series also on a downwards trajectory. The highest-rated movie on Rotten Tomatoes is the 2004 original, and even then it only holds a score of 49%, but audiences never flocked to the latest Saw outing to see well-developed characters and intriguing narratives.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 23, 2020
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Jurassic World: Dominion Has Spent Nearly $3 Million On COVID-19 Tests
Big budget blockbusters certainly don't come cheap, especially if the main selling point involves dinosaurs wreaking havoc and causing chaos for the human members of the cast. Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park was made for a relatively thrifty $63 million back in 1993, but as visual effects technology advances and audiences constantly demand more in terms of scope and scale, costs have risen exponentially.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 23, 2020
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One Of The MCU’s Best Movies Has Been Dominating Disney Plus All Month
As the single highest-grossing movie in history that ended its run just shy of $2.8 billion dollars at the box office, you'd imagine that anyone with even a passing interest in Avengers: Endgame has already seen it by now. After all, it was arguably the most highly-anticipated blockbuster ever, one that drew a close to over a decade of interconnected storytelling and drew a line under the first era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 22, 2020
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Live-Action Star Wars Rebels Movie Reportedly In Development
If the upcoming second season of The Mandalorian is any indication, the animated Star Wars shows are set to be incorporated into the main timeline, which is great news for both fans and the studio. It gives plenty of other favorites the chance to join Ahsoka Tano in making the jump, while Lucasfilm instantly expand their horizons when it comes to creating new movies and TV shows.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 22, 2020
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Jason Momoa, John Cena And More Join The Sinister Six On Awesome Fan Poster
Long before the SPUoMC was even a twinkle in the eye of Sony's marketing department, the studio had already made their intentions clear that a Sinister Six movie was near the top of their list of priorities. In fact, The Cabin in the Woods' Drew Goddard was attached to write and direct the villainous spinoff, which would pick up from where The Amazing Spider-Man 2's relentlessly heavy-handed teases left off.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 22, 2020
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Paramount Reportedly Still Making Quentin Tarantino’s Star Trek Movie
The rumors heralding the demise of the cinematic Star Trek franchise may have been premature based on a recent statement by Paramount, but that doesn't mean we're even the slightest bit closer to seeing any of the multiple projects currently in various stages of development. In fact, out of the four movies that have been discussed recently, you'd be hard-pressed to guess which one is most likely to make it to the big screen first.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 22, 2020
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Steppenwolf Star Gives His Thoughts On Zack Snyder’s Justice League
People that criticize the Marvel Cinematic Universe for having a villain problem should take a good look at the DCEU, which has arguably fared much worse when it comes to memorable antagonists. Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman and Justice League all focused on third act battles between the heroes and poorly rendered CGI villains, and the end result in every case was a blur of pixels and sloppy visual effects that was more reminiscent of a video game cut scene than a major comic book blockbuster.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 22, 2020
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X-Men Star Reportedly Eyed To Play Star Wars’ Broom Boy In Rey Solo Movie
Sneak up behind a Star Wars fan, whisper 'Broom Boy' in their ear, and you're guaranteed to get at least some kind of reaction. The final moments of Rian Johnson's The Last Jedi hinted that there was an entire generation of Force-sensitive characters out there that could have potentially kept the Jedi alive for years to come, and perhaps even substituted lightsabers for sweeping utensils.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Sep 22, 2020
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