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In a spectacular showing at the box office and with surprising appearances from well-known characters, the film featuring Deadpool and Wolverine has sparked much conversation among fans. A intriguing detail in this movie, easy to miss, involves Thor Odinson (played by Chris Hemsworth) holding an injured Deadpool at some point within the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s future timeline. At present, we are unaware of the broader plan for this plot thread, but Hemsworth has given hints about its potential development. Hemsworth recently retweeted a post from Reynolds that reads “I know why Thor was crying. I can’t unknow it,” suggesting that he may also be privy to the answer.

In any case you proceed, avoid shouting out. This appears to be the strategy adopted by Isabela Merced’s character Kay in the latest sneak peek from 20th Century Studios’ upcoming film, “Alien: Romulus”, marking the first installment in the renowned “Alien” franchise in seven years. In this brief excerpt, which you can watch in the video below, Kay strives to remain unnoticed by the dreadful xenomorph and thereby evade and ensure her survival. Maintaining composure and silence is crucial for her here. The scene is tense and offers a glimpse of the monster’s horror, effectively portraying just how perilous the predicament on the ship truly is.

The DC Universe created by James Gunn and Peter Safran is coming into view, with the debut of the “Creature Commandos” animated series set for December, followed by Gunn’s “Superman” movie next summer. These projects mark the beginning of a new DC Studios era, offering hints about the potential scope of the franchise moving forward.

Aemond Targaryen is a key character in Season 2 of “House of the Dragon,” taking control of King’s Landing while his brother recovers from injuries he helped cause. His actions are pushing his family towards war and alienating people, making him a ruthless villain. Fans wonder when or if Aemond will meet his end. George R.R. Martin offers some clues in the book “Fire & Blood,” which the show is based on.