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Suicide Squad Director Says Jared Leto’s Joker Was Better When He Was Scary
Ever since the first official image of the actor in character was revealed before a single frame had even been shot, the knives were already out for Jared Leto's take on the Joker. In the years since Suicide Squad was first released to big box office but disappointing reviews, the Academy Award winner's divisive performance as the Clown Prince of Crime has been described as many things, but scary isn't one of them.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jun 30, 2020
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New Netflix Show Being Compared To Buffy The Vampire Slayer
After their adaptation of The Witcher surprised a lot of people by becoming the most popular TV show on the planet, Netflix appear to be making a concerted effort to establish themselves as a major player in the realm of fantasy. With Game of Thrones now in the cultural rearview mirror, there's a gap in the market for someone to step in and take the series' status as the most talked-about thing in the genre, especially with Geralt's second run of adventures not due for a while yet.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jun 30, 2020
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Michael Keaton’s DCEU Contract Is Reportedly For 10 Appearances
Although he hasn't officially signed on the dotted line yet as talks between the two parties continue, Michael Keaton's return as Batman for the first time in nearly 30 years is widely expected to be a formality at this stage. The news that the 68 year-old was in talks to join the DCEU as Bruce Wayne came out of nowhere, but fans were unanimously on board with the idea almost as soon as it became public, as Warner Bros.' marquee franchise looks to go all-in on the multiverse.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jun 30, 2020
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Guardians Of The Galaxy Director Reveals The One Joke Disney Made Him Cut From The Movie
Guardians of the Galaxy saw James Gunn handed more creative freedom than arguably any other filmmaker had been awarded up to that point in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and it worked out pretty well for both parties in the end after the intergalactic adventure scored huge box office success and enthusiastic reviews from fans and critics alike.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jun 30, 2020
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A Ton Of Great Movies Are Leaving Netflix In August
The recent debut of HBO Max has only increased the competition in the streaming wars, and with both WarnerMedia and Disney having launched their own in-house platforms to try and compete with Netflix and Amazon Prime, they'll have to make do with pre-existing content for the time being as they slowly but surely start to build up their library of original projects.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jun 30, 2020
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Disney Plus Adding 4 Fox X-Men Movies This Summer
The movie rights to the various comic book franchise scattered across Hollywood is a legal and political minefield, and one that would make your head hurt if you thought about it for too long. For example, Marvel Studios are free to use the Hulk however they see fit but can't have him headline his own solo movie, while they had to borrow Spider-Man from Sony to reboot the web-slinger into the MCU, but they do own the TV rights so they can make as many animated shows featuring the character as they want without having to seek approval.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jun 29, 2020
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