Deadpool & Wolverine Streaming Release Date on Disney+ Revealed

Deadpool and Wolverine are teaming up, and they’re making their way to Disney+! Starring Ryan Reynolds as the wisecracking mercenary, Deadpool (Wade Wilson), and Hugh Jackman as the metal-clawed mutant, Wolverine (Logan), Marvel Studios’ “Deadpool & Wolverine” broke the record for the highest-grossing R-rated film at the global box office when it hit theaters this summer. With a total earnings of $1.3 billion, the 2024 Marvel Cinematic Universe release will be available to stream on Disney+ before you can utter “Gubernatorial.

Netflix’s Best Stephen King Movie Was Described as “Unfilmable” for Decades

Prior to making a name for himself on Netflix with acclaimed series like “The Haunting of Hill House” and “The Fall of the House of Usher”, filmmaker Mike Flanagan established a career-long pattern of interpreting Stephen King’s works. Netflix has a history of Stephen King adaptations, having produced titles such as “In the Tall Grass”, “Mr. Harrigan’s Phone”, and “1922”, but none have been as remarkable as “Gerald’s Game”. This film not only solidified Flanagan’s position at Netflix but also earned him the title of the primary Stephen King adapter, as it was based on a book that was thought to be unfilmable. The movie that not only guaranteed Flanagan’s standing at Netflix but opened the door for him as the go-to Stephen King guy is not just Netflix’s best adaptation of the horror master, but one long considered unadaptable – 2017’s “Gerald’s Game”.

Quentin Tarantino Praises Joker 2 as “F- You” to “Comic Book Geeks,” Hollywood

Despite its mixed reception at the box office and among critics and audiences, the sequel to the 2019’s Joker titled “Folie á Deux” has earned a fan in Quentin Tarantino. During his interview on The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast (as reported by Variety), Tarantino expressed high praise for the film, stating that he “really really liked it.” Furthermore, he referred to director Todd Phillips as the true joker for delivering a middle finger salute to comic book enthusiasts, Hollywood, DC, and Warner Bros. with this movie.