The highly anticipated conclusion to the story of the witches of Oz returns, directed by Jon M. Chu and featuring the original cast, including acclaimed stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande. This final chapter finds Elphaba and Glinda separated and dealing with the results of past decisions.
The Marvel Zombies animated series has received a 62% rating from critics on Rotten Tomatoes, based on reviews from 21 critics. Viewers seem to enjoy it more, giving it an 84% audience score from over 250 ratings. Bryan Andrews directed the series, which centers on Marvel heroes battling a zombie outbreak.
The film follows two young women who leave their small town school and travel to Turkey, intending to reach the Syrian border. The story unfolds primarily through their journey, interwoven with flashbacks to their lives in the UK and the reasons behind their decision to leave. After arriving in Turkey and being told to wait for someone who never comes, they’re forced to navigate the journey to the border on their own. They encounter a group of people who seem to offer the community they were seeking, but the film ultimately reveals they’ve entered a much more dangerous and uncontrollable situation, leaving them vulnerable and at the mercy of their circumstances as teenage girls in a foreign country.
It’s impossible now to imagine a version of The Wolf of Wall Street that doesn’t even have Margot Robbie in it, but speaking with IMDb, the actress revealed that she thought that so much happened in the film that her character might simply get lost in the edit. She explained…
For a while now, fans have been wondering if Jeremy Renner will return as Hawkeye in a second season of the Disney+ series. Renner has given mixed signals over time, and earlier this year, he revealed he’d discussed the possibility with Marvel Studios. However, he claimed the offer he received to continue playing the character – one of the original Avengers – wasn’t financially satisfying. More recently, at Florida SuperCon (according to Popverse), Renner indicated he *would* be willing to play Hawkeye again if given the chance.
C. Robert Cargill, a writer for *Doctor Strange*, recently discussed rumors about the character Nightmare in an interview with TopMob. He shared details about a different version of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that could have included the well-known comic book villain.
Jonas J. Campbell of That Park Place, who first reported on Disney’s high spending on Star Wars last year, has revealed the production cost reached a remarkable $254 million, according to official U.K. documents. This figure doesn’t include tax credits or marketing expenses.
But Lex isn’t the only Superman 2025 villain set to make his on-screen return in the new DC Universe.
James Gunn recently shared during the Superman home release commentary that The Engineer, played by Maria Gabriela de Faria, will return in a future installment. She was the villain who battled Superman alongside Ultraman and Lex Luthor in the movie.
This recent development further intensifies the existing debate surrounding Disney, ABC, and their related companies.