Sources speaking to The New York Post describe the competition between the two major entertainment companies vying for Warner Bros. Discovery assets as incredibly tight – a true toss-up with each having an equal chance of winning.
A new romantic interest could appear alongside Robert Pattinson’s Batman in the sequel. Unfortunately, Zoë Kravitz likely won’t be returning as Catwoman, which will disappoint fans of the character. The film is currently planned for release on October 1, 2027 – over five years after the first movie premiered in March 2022. Director Matt Reeves told The Hollywood Reporter this September that filming will begin in the spring, explaining the delay was due to wanting to perfect the script and make it the best it could be. He joked that he could ask Scarlett Johansson for feedback, given her experience with sequels.
The new MGM+ series Robin Hood feels strangely designed to discourage the idea of a hero fighting for the common person. Instead of being driven by his own beliefs, this Robin Hood is molded by others, his motivations and even his name imposed upon him. The show spends a lot of time on a needlessly complicated backstory, and shockingly, Robin Hood ends up supporting a queen – agreeing to modify his rebellion to help her. It’s a bizarre twist, especially for a story in 2025, and it makes me wonder if Prime Video (which owns MGM+) is trying to offset the anti-capitalist themes of their show I’m a Virgo. This version of Robin Hood feels like a betrayal of the original story’s spirit.
Dennis Webster was startled awake at his Grand Valley, California home late at night by his doorbell. When he went to investigate, he found no one outside. He then checked his doorbell camera to see who had rung it.
Baek Ah-jin, played by Kim Yoo-jung, has always depended on Yoon Jun-seo and Kim Jae-oh to maintain the carefully constructed image she presents to the world. Recently, she decided to marry the influential CEO, Moon Do-hyuk, hoping he can help her hide a troubling past.
Imogen Poots leads in The Chronology of Water, a film inspired by Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir. It tells the story of a woman coping with trauma and loss by expressing herself through art. Kristen Stewart, in addition to her role in The Twilight Saga, has appeared in films like Snow White and the Huntsman, Love Lies Bleeding, Charlie’s Angels, and Spencer – the latter earning her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.
Okay, so Five Nights at Freddy’s 2… it definitely tries to do a lot more. I appreciate the ambition, and it looks better, no question. But honestly, it’s kind of a mess. It swaps out the simple, effective creepiness of the first game for a bunch of confusing stuff. It builds up this whole world, but instead of making things scarier, it just feels… smaller. It’ll build some tension, and then just throws it away to focus on expanding lore that doesn’t really add anything.
Once you’ve defeated all the enemies, they revive like the Abyss Watchers from Dark Souls 3, becoming a stronger, more powerful version with deadlier attacks. All the other enemies will also get back up, so you’ll need to carefully manage both groups – keeping them ‘balanced’ while focusing on the main, most dangerous opponent.
A recent report from The DisInsider suggests Marvel Studios may have cancelled their plans for the Blade movie, even though there’s been talk of it still being in development. The report claims Blade, played by Mahershala Ali, could instead appear in the upcoming Avengers: Secret Wars or a potential Midnight Sons film. However, The DisInsider admits their Marvel information isn’t always accurate, so this should be considered just a rumor.
I was so excited when Denis Villeneuve made a sequel to Blade Runner, and it was amazing to see Ryan Gosling, Ana de Armas, Dave Bautista, Robin Wright, Edward James Olmos, Jared Leto, and David Dastmalchian all in it! Now, if you’re like me and love the film, great news – Blade Runner 2049 is finally available to stream on YouTube Premium.