After finishing Emily in Paris season 3, everyone’s left pondering whether or not things will work out between the characters, as it ended with quite a suspenseful cliffhanger.
*Warning: Spoilers ahead for season 4 part one of Emily in Paris*
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The lesser-known anime series “Blue Eye Samurai” gained massive popularity on Netflix in 2023, surprising many viewers with its exceptional animation, compelling characters, and intriguing narrative. This CG-animated show even managed to bag three Emmy Awards for character design, production design, and storyboarding under the category of Outstanding Individual Achievement in Animation. Although a release date for season two has yet to be revealed, it’s confirmed that we can expect more adventures from this captivating series soon. In a recent interview, the creators of “Blue Eye Samurai” hinted at when the next season might debut on Netflix.
In a possible shift for franchise filmmaking, the movie “Alien: Romulus” could signal an important juncture – a time when one might question if creators deeply attached to a franchise are always the ideal choice to manage it. The response, as depicted in the film “Alien: Romulus,” is increasingly leaning towards a firm “No.” This film serves as a stark illustration of how a franchise’s rich history and complex lore can become entangled thickets that stifle any new growth attempts.
Initially, when producer Matt Tolmach acquired the rights to Dark Matter, his aim was to present it as a blockbuster film. However, as he delved deeper into the story, Tolmach felt a need for more room to expand the book’s narrative, eventually pitching it as a television series instead. This strategy has proven successful, as Apple TV+ has recently greenlit a second season for the critically-acclaimed show, which is based on the novel by renowned author Blake Crouch. The renewal comes after the gripping season finale, which would have left fans devastated if the series didn’t continue.