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New Poll Crowns Christian Bale As The Greatest Ever Batman
Fans have been debating for years, and will continue to debate for decades to come, which actor is the greatest incarnation of Batman. As one of the most iconic figures in popular culture that's been reinvented and updated so many times, any new individual that straps on the cape and cowl instantly possesses the ability and potential to put themselves into the conversation.
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Terminator Salvation Director Teases A New Cut Of The Movie
Director's Cuts are hardly a new thing, with Ridley Scott releasing multiple versions of Blade Runner over the decades as well as tinkering with several of his other previous movies. In some cases, it feels like nothing more than a transparent attempt to wring out some extra cash from home video sales, while other times it finally gives a filmmaker complete creative control without studio executives looking over their shoulder.
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Scarlett Johansson’s Reportedly Talked To WB About Playing The DCEU’s Dove
There's no rule that says actors can't play a role in both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the DCEU, and there are plenty of stars that have straddled both sides of the divide. Ryan Reynolds famously played both Green Lantern and Deadpool, while Idris Elba made the transition when he suited up as Bloodsport in The Suicide Squad after five appearances as the MCU's Heimdall.
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Netflix Will Release More Originals In 2021 Than They Did In 2020
Having pledged to spend almost $20 billion on original content this year, Netflix have been justifying their huge outlay with a series of massive successes over the last few months, including several of their Top 10 most-watched movies ever. And with the likes of Aaron Sorkin's The Trial of the Chicago 7, David Fincher's Mank and The Haunting of Bly Manor still to come, 2020 could well end up being their best year ever in for in-house productions in terms of quality.
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Scarlett Johansson’s MCU Return Is Reportedly Official Now
November's Black Widow has long been heralded as the swansong for Scarlett Johansson's Natasha Romanoff, who will headline a spinoff that's been ten years in the making after becoming one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe's most popular characters. Having been killed off in Avengers: Endgame, there's seemingly no place for the former S.H.I.E.L.D. operative in the main timeline, but death isn't exactly an obstacle that comic book movies can't easily overcome.
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Dune Director Says He Needs At Least 2 Movies To Tell The Story
With the intended December release date getting ever closer, it was about time Warner Bros. released the first official footage from Denis Villeneuve's Dune, and the trailer delivered exactly what fans of both the filmmaker and the source material were expecting. The promo featured no shortage of sweeping visuals, lavish production design and an epic sense of scope and scale, and the only major question is how the latest adaptation of the seminal novel will fare at the box office.
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Zachary Levi Thought He’d Lose Out On Shazam! Because Of Dwayne Johnson
If it wasn't for Birds of Prey disappointing at the box office earlier this year, then Shazam! would comfortably be the lowest-grossing entry in the DCEU after bringing in a solid if unspectacular $365 million, which is almost $300 million behind Justice League's previous franchise low. Audiences might not have been overly invested, but critics certainly were, and the movie is currently the second most acclaimed installment in the shared universe behind only Wonder Woman, with impressive Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores of 90% and 71, respectively.
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