HBO’s Next DC TV Show Is a Reboot of a Fan-Favorite Comic Book (And It Confirms DC Studios Has No Limits)

HBO is expanding its DC Comics adaptations with a new TV series based on V for Vendetta. While separate from the main DC Universe being developed by James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DC Studios, the show is being produced in collaboration with them. Pete Jackson, known for creating Somewhere Boy, will be the writer for this unexpected project, marking a new direction for DC Studios.

7 Most Powerful Kaiju That Aren’t Godzilla

We’ve focused on non-mechanical monsters, so characters like Mechagodzilla and Mechani-Kong aren’t included. Gamera also didn’t quite make the list, which some might disagree with. While he’s incredibly durable with his shell and can breathe fire, we felt the other monsters had a slight advantage over him, and even over Godzilla himself.

The Simpsons Just Gave Fans the Perfect Team Up We Didn’t Know We Needed

Over the years, The Simpsons has occasionally paired Bart and Professor Frink, hinting at a surprising connection between them. The latest episode really highlights how much they have in common, showing a genuine bond that’s only been briefly suggested before. They share a similar way of thinking, and their relationship feels like a promising mentor-student dynamic that could be further explored in future episodes.

HBO Max’s Newest Comic Movie Addition Is Still One of the Most Disappointing Sequels in Recent Memory

You can now watch Kingsman: The Golden Circle on HBO Max. This sequel to the popular 2014 film Kingsman: The Secret Service, directed by Matthew Vaughn, became available on November 1st. Based on the Kingsman comic book series by Mark Millar and Dave Gibbon, the movie follows the Kingsman secret spy organization as they join forces with the American Statesman agency to defeat the villainous Poppy Adams and her drug cartel. The film stars returning cast members including Colin Firth, Taron Egerton, Mark Strong, Sophie Cookson, Edward Holcroft, and Hanna Alström.

Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender Shares Major Update as Live-Action Series Readies for Return

After the first season of Avatar: The Last Airbender premiered, Netflix immediately began filming both the second and third seasons. This is to ensure the young actors still fit their roles, as the show covers a relatively short time period. Netflix has been moving quickly with production, and the official Avatar: The Last Airbender account has now confirmed that filming for the third season is complete. You can see a celebratory photo of the cast below.

ARC Raiders Celebrates Incredible Weekend With Over 700,000 Concurrent Players

As a huge fan of ARC Raiders, I have to say the way the community has been playing and interacting with the game is incredible! The developers at Embark recently tweeted that they’re totally blown away by how we’re all playing – we’re constantly surprising them and finding new strategies they didn’t even think of! And honestly, they love it – and so do I!

Disney+ Sequel Series to a $300M Sci-fi Favorite Gets an Update No Fan Wants to Hear

When Real Steel, starring Hugh Jackman, came out in 2011, it wasn’t a huge hit in theaters, earning just over $85 million domestically. It did better worldwide, reaching almost $300 million, but that wasn’t enough to warrant a sequel. However, with the launch of Disney+, discussions about continuing the story as a TV series began. While a series seemed promising last year, recent news is disappointing for fans of the film.

The Alien Franchise Needs to Catch Up With Predator to Really Make a New AVP Work

The success of Badlands isn’t a fluke; it’s the result of a planned effort to breathe new life into the franchise. Producer Trachtenberg previously guided two other successful projects that paved the way for this current high point. Prey was a critical hit, celebrated for its compelling characters and inventive take on the original film’s survival theme. Following that, the animated film Predator: Killer of Killers expanded the Predator universe by introducing a diverse range of Yautja warriors, each with distinct weapons and fighting techniques, suggesting a much richer and more complex culture.