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So Zack Snyder has shared this shot of Henry Cavill as Superman and Snyderverse fans are all over it. Cavill wasn't a bad Superman, I believe Snyder just didn't have the mentality to build real universe around him. I would still love to see a world where we have two Supermans, but that ain't happening.

So I finally got a hold of the Zoootopia 2 popcorn bucket and I have to say I wasn't impressed. In a world where films become available on digital within weeks of being released, I think people deserve a little more motivation to hit the theatre and, for me, a stunning popcorn bucket is that thing. With films like Dune practically selling out buckets at every theatre, I think Zootopia could have done better here

Login to view embedded media Ghost Rider is one of the characters I want to see after the Reboot which seems inevitable after Secrer Invasion. Gabriel Luna did a great job in the role, but I actually want someone younger to take over the role, or, worst case scenario, Brin Nicolas Cage back. Either way, Ghost Rider in the MCU will be a great addition to the MCU

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I actually miss a good old-school Hulk, like the one from the 2008 film, but I don't think there is space in the MCU for that, so I'm okay with no more Hulk films, especially if they're going to serve a lame storyline, like they did in the She-Hulk finale. I still want Hulk to stay in the MCU though, but through the young Avengers. I personally don't see the need for Mark Ruffalo in the MCU anymore, I think his run is finished

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So Tom Ellis has confirmed that he auditioned for the role. Now, I totally understand going with Pedro Pascal, you know, exposure and all. However, Pedro Pascal doesn't seem to have given the role the passion it deserves. In my opinion, Pascal's touch-and-go performance made Mr. Fantastic feel "too plastic,". With the crew set to play a major role in Avengersoomsday, I think this was a casting decision that Kevin Feige could end up regretting. I'm not saying the film was guaranteed to be a hit if Tom Ellis was cast, but then, I think he would have brought a warmth and passion that the film lacks. Just look at his performance in Lucifer for example

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Been looking forward to this for some time, mostly because I wanted to know what Marvel has in store for Wanda. Paul Bettany is a given in this one. The one thing I'm hoping for is James Spader becoming the face of Ultron. I also hoped toʻsee more of the Young Avengers on this show. However, the cast looks more conservative than interesting, which is fine I think

Login to view embedded media Been looking at this list of the scariest films according to a science experiment. I gotta say, source isn't the most trustworthy but they have a point. I could personally make a case for Sinister. However, those skeletons in the final scene have never left my head so I gotta say The Conjuring is the scariest film here.

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I actually feel sorry for Disney at this point because this was never supposed to end up in court. In all honesty, Dunbar wasn't exactly pulling down any apples with that performance in 9-1-1, so his time on the show had to come to an end one way or another. My issue with his lawsuit is that it is petty to say the least, I mean,who didn't know the rules. Besides, it sounds like he violated his alleged religious beliefs a thousand times over before Disney finished the job.

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I think the level of marketing that the creators of Tilly Norwood have done is baffling,vI mean, after watching her video, I can honestly say I have seen better AI videos than her on tik tok. I therefore don't understand how she is still making the headlines. I think AI can't be copyrighted, which means anyone with the tools can create their own Tilly Norwood. Either way, I still don't understand where the pressure to replace human actors with AI is coming from

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So Taylor Sheridan is picking up more stars for this WB feature film. I don't know much about it apart from the fact that Brando Sklenar is in the lead role and that it follows a conflict between the DEA and the CIA. It still looks like it is set I the Country, and after what they did with 1923, I think they could pull off another perfect Neo-Western, but it better be good because if he blows it, his future with Paramount could be finished

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Now, some people are saying it is Black Cat, while others suggest Shathra, but I don't think it matters at this point, it is just awesome that the MCU is actually doing something new in a major film. Honestly, after looking at the Doomsday line up, I thought the female representation was appalling. The idea of a female big bad has renewed my interest in the film, but I still hope they don't mess up the writing and turn the film into another DEI sham

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So it seems we will be alternating between the dust and blood of Roman gladiatoral arenas and the grassy hillside of Camelot in this one. My biggest attraction here is the attention to detail though. The show seems to have captured the tiny details that make Arthurian legends feel realistic

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Hoult did a great job playing Lex Luthor in Superman, but that is probably as good as the character will ever get in the DCU. Recycling the same villains ì one of the reasons why Superman films failed under Snyder. I think James Gunn is better off building with the heroes rather than recycling villains if the DCU is ever gonna compete with the MCU. There are so many heroes in desperate need of an appearance alongside Superman, why recycle Luthor?

Login to view embedded media Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 is set before Spider-Man: Brand New Day, although there won't be that many crossovers, if any. According to Marvel Updates, the show will feature Foggy, which is nostalgic, but I don't think it is necessary at this point. I think Daredevil needs a whole new reason to fight Kingpin in the second season, and bringing back characters from the dead kills the essence of the show. Anyways, it is just speculation at this point, hope to see the full cast list soon

Login to view embedded media So the Horizon II stuntswoman has accused Kevin Costner of Sexual harassment and the judge is allowing the case to go ahead. That means, after the messy child support case with his ex-wife, Costner can't release the second film of his passion project, for which he left Taylor Sheridan's hit show Yellowstone. The star now continues to hemorrhage money I the courts after sinking over $100 million in Horizon as the film now can't be released. All this left me thinking, what if he just stayed and did Season 5 and 6 of Yellowstone before moving to this project, you know, a few extra hundred millions in your pocket with no risks and lots of issues avoided.

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Let's face it, using Santa to spread horror is sick, but then it is also what makes the films great. These guys take gore to a whole new level, but fans love it, which is why Terrifier 3 made so much money on its tiny budget. This Silent Night Deadly Night one sounds a little cliche, although the trailer makes me wanna give it a shot.

Login to view embedded media Pennywise the clown is arguably one of the scariest horror villains ever created. Now, I understand keeping the best for last, but how on Earth are we surviving a season of IT without IT?

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Let's face it, The Beast in Me just got the casting right, I know it's been a while since Claire Danes had a groundbreaking performance, but she feels at home next to Mathew Rhys in this one. The film is the kind of Slow Burner that gets you through lonely Christmas Eve nights you know

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I've been looking at DC's next projects and I think watching Supergirl will give us insight into the DCU's cosmic outfit, something Superman doesn't even attempt. However, my primary focus is on Clayface. I think Snyder could have done better with the character. After all the hype and shush that James Gunn has put around the show, I have a feeling he is cooking something with the character

Login to view embedded media Ben the chimp could well be the next big horror villain, but I think the film would have performed better with a peak-season release date. The trailer already gives me the chills especially after I watched The Monkey earlier this year.

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Because, let's face it, Grey's Anatomy overstayed its welcome by a country mile. Ain't no way people are still interested in such, right?

Hey everyone. I’m Chris. I watch a lot of movies and mostly stick to writing film reviews for BIC. I also have interests in anime, Godzilla, and video games. I’ve also dabbled in creative writing with hopes of eventually publishing something.

Okay, this is SO shitty from Wizards of the Coast.

Long story short, the recent Spider-Man set for Magic: The Gathering didn't do so hot, with player interest kinda dwindling and sales being way lower than they expected.

As an MTG player, it makes sense; I LOVE Spider-Man, but some of the cards didn't feel that effective in terms of the larger game, some of the character choices were a bit off, and there wasn't really a sense of 'cohesion' between all of them, to say nothing of the fact that the color combos meant you couldn't really theme anything together (For example, The Clone Saga card is Blue, The Jackal is Blue/Green, Ben is Red/Green, Kaine is Red/Black, and Peter is White, meaning a prospective Clone Saga deck wouldn't really function well. Same goes with how Carnage is Red/Black, Venom is Black, and Peter is White.)



So, today, they launched a user feedback survey for the set - and one of the questions on the surveys basically implies that 'negative influencer commentary' was to blame for WotC's own design missteps.

Smooth move, blaming the fans. Like, this just is the absolute wrong way to go about it.

I know most of us talk movies and games here, but what about sports? What are you actually watching right now? I’ve been keeping up with the Bears and it’s been equal parts fun and painful

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