Marvel Studios usually keeps details about its upcoming movies secret, but some information about Avengers: Doomsday has leaked. A key member of the film’s creative team recently shared his experiences working on set, and his comments suggest a significant change in direction for the movie – a change that could be positive for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Honestly, I was surprised to see the film’s numbers dip over Thanksgiving weekend. It made $61.7 million domestically, which was actually less than the original Wicked film made during its second weekend over the same holiday – that one brought in $81.2 million! The sequel dropped a huge 58% in attendance, and that’s really unusual because Thanksgiving is usually a big moviegoing weekend and films don’t usually fall that much week to week.
Movies like Titanic really changed the game, ushering in a new age of films that made over a billion dollars. But James Cameron’s blockbuster wasn’t the only huge hit of the 1990s – each year brought several films that became all-time classics. And even if a movie didn’t do great in theaters, it could still become profitable thanks to sales of VHS and DVDs.
Netflix emailed its subscribers early this morning to share updates about the HBO Max deal. They want to reassure everyone that things aren’t changing right now and that HBO Max will still work as usual for the time being, as the agreement hasn’t been finalized yet.
When the second shift begins, I need updates on two things: when Langdon will be back, and why Collins left.
The CSI shows offer a compelling look at how science is used to solve crimes, focusing more on the challenge of figuring things out than on traditional police work. The most engaging episodes usually center around the clever methods the teams use to uncover forensic evidence, ultimately helping them identify criminals and solve complex cases.
The show Stranger Things is famous for referencing movies – it’s a key part of its appeal – and the fifth season is no different, with nods to films like Back to the Future and The Great Escape. However, with so many streaming options and social media trends today, movies don’t dominate popular culture like they used to.
The cast of Spartacus: House of Ashur recently joined Sade Spence to discuss how they’d choose to meet their end in the gladiator arena, offering a funny and insightful look behind the scenes of the new series. Jamie Slater, Claudia Black, India Shaw, Graham McTavish, Nick E. Tarabay, and Tenika Davis share memories of shocking … Read more
100 Nights of Hero
I recently read a fascinating interview with Steven S. DeKnight, the showrunner for Spartacus: House of Ashur (he also worked on Daredevil!), and it really got me thinking. He discussed the possibility of introducing more supernatural themes into the show, and – this is the big one – he finally addressed whether Spartacus is really gone in this new timeline. It was a great read for any fan, and I’m so curious to see where he takes the story!