And it’s not just a thinking cloud, but rather a large, extraterrestrial being adorned in purple and blue armor. I’d wager you ten cosmic credits that there’s an emblem shaped like the letter “G” somewhere on his attire, similar to the original Galactus design by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
Frank Marshall, the producer, shared this detail with Vanity Fair in a recent article discussing the upcoming Jurassic World film (the fourth in the series). This is also the seventh Jurassic movie to appear on the big screen as a whole.
In the concluding part of the sixth and last season of the popular Netflix continuation series based on The Karate Kid films, events return to the location of the original movie’s decisive karate tournament. Here, the long-standing feuds and partnerships between Johnny Lawrence (William Zabka), Daniel LaRusso (Ralph Macchio), and their karate disciples will face a final trial (at least for this series).
Even though there have been several earlier Fantastic Four movie series, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is Marvel Studios’ initial take, and it’s the first to be part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. An online sneak peek hints that the official trailer for the film will be released tomorrow at 7AM ET – which is February 4, also known as “F4” day.
As “The Substance” continues to captivate cinema-goers, there’s been a whirlwind of discussions about its themes, underlying messages, and daring finale. In our newest ScreenCrush video, we delve deep into the movie’s intricacies. We’ll dissect that chaotic ending, uncover why director Coralie Fargeat crafted “The Substance”, and discuss what she intended viewers to grasp from it. Moreover, we’ll examine how this film fits within the grand scheme of Hollywood horror films and monster movies. Feel free to watch our comprehensive analysis on “The Substance” in our latest video below…
