James Gunn Sets Stan Lee’s Favorite Superhero Up for a Major Theatrical Debut

I’m so excited! For years, my favorite DC character wasn’t one of the big names like Batman or Superman – it was Lobo, the rough-around-the-edges, always-smoking bounty hunter. And now, thanks to James Gunn, he’s finally getting his own movie! It’s a huge deal for Lobo, and honestly, it feels like a fantastic start to the new DC Universe he’s building.

Ridley Scott’s 2-Part Sci-Fi Masterpiece Is Perfect For Prometheus Fans

Ridley Scott was an executive producer and director for Raised by Wolves, an HBO series that quickly gained a devoted following. The show, which debuted in 2020, centers around androids raising human children on a new planet after Earth is destroyed. Viewers familiar with Scott’s film Prometheus will likely recognize his distinctive style and recurring themes in the series.

Chris Hemsworth Confirms Thor 5 Plans After Avengers: Doomsday Return

During an appearance on the Smartless Podcast, Hemsworth revealed that after Avengers: Doomsday, he and Marvel Studios already have plans for Thor in the MCU. The Australian actor stated that he will continue playing the Marvel icon a “couple more times,” after his return on December 18, adding, “Yeah, it’s wild.”

Best ‘So Bad It’s Good’ Movies of All Time

Sometimes, a truly terrible movie can be surprisingly enjoyable—even more so than a well-made one. There’s something captivating about a film that fails spectacularly, whether it’s due to a weak script, poor acting, or bad direction. These movies often gain a dedicated following over time and become famous, though usually not in the way their creators intended. They’re the perfect films to watch with friends, offering plenty of laughs as you playfully critique all the things that went wrong – often despite everyone’s best efforts.

Daniel Radcliffe Issues Request To Harry Potter Fans For HBO TV Reboot

After the Fantastic Beasts films didn’t perform as well as the original Harry Potter movies, Warner Bros. Discovery started planning a TV series based on J.K. Rowling’s books in late 2022. The plan was to release the series over ten years, staying true to the source material. Francesca Gardiner, known for her work on Succession, joined as showrunner in June 2024, and in May 2025, Dominic McLaughlin, Alastair Stout, and Arabella Stanton were cast as Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger, respectively.