The brief trailer for Pluribus is remarkably straightforward yet eerily disturbing, to the point where I almost shared a play-by-play description to save Apple TV+ subscribers from viewing. However, to truly grasp the unease this topic evokes, I recommend watching it yourself; the visual experience is far more impactful than any words I could muster.
When asked about collaborating with Payne, Scherzinger reminisced about their shared history, as they were both part of the X Factor panel that formed One Direction. For them, this was a significant “full-circle” moment for multiple reasons. Emotion overcame her when discussing this new series, and Willie Geist commented on Payne’s apparent happiness within it. On Sunday Today, she expressed her thoughts as follows:
Instead of trusting Lionsgate’s marketing team to say “Here, hold my pen,” they decided to unveil a trailer that appears even more emotionally harrowing during their San Diego Comic Con presentation. At its core, The Long Walk is heartrending, as a group of volunteers for the titular competition face just two options: walk or perish. This trailer, however, reveals the deeply sorrowful journey that awaits.
In the movie directed by Demien Rugna, the script builds an intense sense of dread through its narrative about a demon capable of possessing humans and animals alike, potentially taking over entire communities if not properly addressed. The rules to avoid possession are strict: avoid electrical lights, keep distance from anything tainted (‘rotten’), and never utter the evil’s name, regardless if it is Beelzebub, Azrael, or Meghan. Furthermore, beware of animals, as this film doesn’t shy away from using both young children and animals in perilous situations, with at least two scenes that will leave viewers stunned by their shock value.
During an episode of CNN News Central, scheduled for 2025 television, RobertAnthony Cruz from the exhibition baseball team Savannah Bananas was expected to kick off a segment about “America’s favorite pastime” by performing a backflip. However, things didn’t go as planned, as this is what actually occurred:
It seems that either due to leaks or Marvel’s intention to enhance the viewing experience for fans, the powerful franchise issued a public statement concerning spoilers in the movie “Fantastic Four: First Step.” Previously, Marvel Studios employed a similar strategy with the film “Thunderbolts” back in May.
I recently conversed with Rob Reiner about the initial film, and after bringing up Ozzy’s reaction, I pondered if other musicians had engaged him regarding the legendary mockumentary throughout the years. As it turns out, the director, who will once again play the “director” character in the forthcoming sequel, has indeed heard from several renowned rock stars over the years about the film, including Sting and Axl Rose.
Since 2014, when the Russo Brothers brought us “Captain America: The Winter Soldier,” they’ve been an integral part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), also directing “Captain America: Civil War,” “Avengers: Infinity War,” and “Avengers: Endgame.” Last year at San Diego Comic-Con, it was revealed that they would be back to oversee “Avengers: Doomsday” and “Avengers: Secret Wars.” However, regarding their involvement with the upcoming “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” director Shakman shared his thoughts on Deadline:
[Shakman’s quote about the Russo Brothers during filming of The Fantastic Four]
The mural, featuring glass mosaics and reminiscent of a design by Winold Reiss showcasing Cincinnati’s history, was simultaneously shared on Facebook, Threads, and Bluesky. This mural seems to echo the actual Cincinnati Museum Center, where Reiss’s work is preserved, which itself has been famously replicated as the Hall of Justice.
The final phase of our current storyline, dubbed Phase 6, will culminate with the premiere of Avengers: Secret Wars in theaters on December 17, 2027. This movie marks the end of The Multiverse Saga and could potentially provide insights into where the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) might head next.