Skybound Entertainment, known for titles like ‘The Walking Dead,’ and Hasbro are joining forces to create a new animated series for adults called ‘Energon Universe.’ The show is based on the ‘Energon Universe’ comic books and will soon be pitched to potential broadcasters and streaming services.
I’m really excited to hear about the new X-Men movie Jake Schreier is directing! It sounds like it won’t be coming out until after Avengers: Secret Wars in late 2027, which feels like a long wait, but good things come to those who wait. I was surprised to learn that Laurence Fishburne, who was great as Bill Foster in Ant-Man and the Wasp, would be interested in playing Professor X if they reboot the franchise. Honestly, I think he’d be amazing in the role, and I’d absolutely love to see him take it on if they start fresh with the X-Men!
Studio Ghibli producer Toshio Suzuki recently shared an interesting story during a Tokyo event celebrating the new 4K remaster of Princess Mononoke. He explained that voice actress Masako Ishida wasn’t chosen for her vocal talent, but because Hayao Miyazaki, Ghibli’s co-founder, was particularly impressed with her. Suzuki recalled seeing Miyazaki’s reaction when Ishida greeted the team after voicing Okiyo in Pom Poko. He remembered Miyazaki’s lip twitching with approval, and said that was the deciding factor – she simply fit Miyazaki’s preferences.
According to a new study from UCLA’s Center for Scholars & Storytellers, Gen Z is losing interest in sex on screen. This could mean the end of overly sexualized teen comedies, as reported by Variety.
Like the first Constantine film, the sequel takes place in an alternate reality. However, the project has faced a lot of uncertainty regarding its development and whether it would actually happen. Recent news is encouraging for fans who have been hoping for a continuation of the story.
In a recent profile with Esquire, Pierre revealed that filming on Lanterns has wrapped.
The couple experienced some friction early on in the competition. While in Baja, Walerius found Keltner irritating at a group event. Back in Denver, she wished he would open up more about his job or simply talk more to avoid awkward silences. Keltner, on the other hand, felt Walerius could be harsh in her communication and wished she was more considerate of his work commitments and need for rest.
My daughter and I absolutely loved this show – we watched all ten episodes over the weekend! I plan on making it a yearly tradition with her. It’s exactly the cozy fall series I’ve been hoping for, and I highly recommend it to any family looking for something new to watch this season.
Created by Andy and Barbara Muschietti, along with Jason Fuchs (the team behind the It films), the series delves into the unsettling history of Derry. IT: Welcome to Derry features a new group of characters, including the father of Mike Hanlon, one of the original Losers’ Club members. While Bill Skarsgård reprises his role as Pennywise the Clown, the first season (or at least the initial five episodes shown to reviewers) doesn’t offer many outright scares. However, the prequel does succeed in enriching the town’s backstory and the mythology surrounding Pennywise.
In a shocking turn of events, Stella Bak is leaving The Morning Show. Greta Lee, who plays Stella, made her final appearance in last night’s episode. The episode was a disaster for Stella: she hurt Chris, discovered her AI technology wasn’t ready for a major event, failed to secure a partnership, and confided in a digital version of herself. To make matters worse, that AI then publicly exposed her affair with her boss’s husband, Miles, leading to her resignation. Her attempt to escape to Italy with him also failed, leaving her heartbroken and alone on a plane. Ultimately, Stella’s story ends in tragedy, betrayed by both people and technology.