With Nicolas Cage reprising his role as Spider-Man Noir – a character he previously voiced in Into the Spider-Verse – many fans assumed the new series would continue that same storyline. However, a recent look at the series’ poster suggests it might not be connected to the Spider-Verse films after all.
During the CCXP panel for IT: Welcome to Derry, director Andy Muschietti, as reported by ScreenRant‘s Jordan Williams, shared how Hank Grogan’s character changes the events leading up to the fire. However, Muschietti explained that the core reasons behind the story and its final result remain consistent. You can find his full explanation below.
According to reports from insider Daniel Richtman, DC Studios is searching for a well-known actor to play a male villain in the next installment of the series. While the specific actor hasn’t been revealed, they are reportedly targeting a major star for the role.
The movie Justice League Dark, briefly known as Dark Universe, was mentioned when Guillermo del Toro discussed his recent film, the critically praised Frankenstein (available on Netflix), on the Happy Sad Confused podcast. When the host, Josh Horowitz, asked if Colin Farrell was cast as John Constantine for the DC film, del Toro began by saying:
Voice actor and content creator TheDoctorX11 recently shared on social media that they spoke with David Michelinie, a co-creator of Venom, Carnage, Ant-Man, and War Machine. Michelinie was asked his thoughts on actor Alan Ritchson, known for his role in Reacher, potentially playing Eddie Brock (Venom’s host).
This new film is part of a growing trend of video games being turned into movies. While movie adaptations of games used to be rare, they’ve now become a major force in Hollywood.
Join Matthew Lillard, known for his role in Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, for a hilarious and surprisingly honest game night! He discusses his most famous roles, including his work in Scream, and shares the real story behind his audition for The Walking Dead’s Negan. They also explore the emotional challenges and rewards of being … Read more
While the major story arcs in Dragon Ball are memorable, the standalone episodes stand out for being fun and self-contained. It’s difficult to choose a single favorite from the epic battles with Frieza or Cell, but it’s easy to recall the enjoyable episodes that didn’t rely on long, drawn-out storylines. These episodes showed that excitement doesn’t require a multi-episode arc.
According to a post by @QuidVacuo on X, Michael B. Jordan recently shared the cover art for Black Panther: Doomwar. This 2017 comic, written by Reginald Hudlin and Jonathan Maberry, involved a large-scale crossover with Marvel’s top superhero teams. Interestingly, the image Jordan shared included Doctor Doom, which has led fans to speculate that he might be hinting at the storyline for Avengers: Doomsday.
During its run, Breaking Bad received seven Golden Globe nominations and won two awards. Its spin-off, Better Call Saul, was nominated six times but never won. Now, fans are hoping Vince Gilligan’s new show, Pluribus, will finally bring him the Golden Globe recognition he deserves.