Disney parks heavily rely on guests’ fond memories, but they’re also quick to remove older features when they decide to update things. For example, the large dinosaur statue that used to be in Dinoland U.S.A. has already been destroyed as part of the land’s redesign, and I thought a beloved ride in Frontierland had met the same fate.
Following a conversation about *NCIS: Sydney* – including potential crossovers with the original *NCIS* and fan interest in a relationship between Mackey and JD (played by Todd Lasance) – I ended my interview with Olivia Swann by asking about her reaction to the 2022 cancellation of *Legends of Tomorrow*. She explained that the news wasn’t a complete surprise, stating:
As a huge fan, it really bothers me when people dismiss these amazing character performances just because the movies they’re *in* aren’t great. Seriously, some actors have given incredibly layered, emotional, and passionate portrayals, and they deserve way more credit! What follows is my tribute to those standout performances, even if they happened within some pretty flawed superhero films.
Many TV shows based on movies have become just as popular, or even more so, than the original films. For example, when people think of “M*A*S*H,” they usually picture the Alan Alda TV series, not the earlier Robert Altman movie. It’s similar with *Buffy the Vampire Slayer* – most people imagine Sarah Michelle Gellar’s portrayal of Buffy, rather than Kristy Swanson’s in the original film.
Surprisingly, one of the most scheming villains from the last season of *The Mandalorian* won’t be appearing in the upcoming *Star Wars* movie based on the show, *The Mandalorian and Grogu*. The actress who played the villain confirmed this herself.
James Cameron’s *Avatar: Fire and Ash* features returning stars Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña, Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, Kate Winslet, and Cliff Curtis. The film also introduces new cast members Oona Chaplin and David Thewlis. *Avatar: Fire and Ash* will be released in theaters on December 19, 2025.
When Lucy returns to Hawaii for the summer, she’s happy to be back with her dad, Adam, her sister Erin, and their chimpanzee, Ben. Looking for fun, Lucy and her friends – Kate, Hannah, and Kate’s brother Nick – decide to have a pool party while Lucy’s dad is away on a work trip. However, Ben has been bitten by a rabid animal and is no longer the friendly chimp they know and love. Trapped in the pool house and unable to call for help, the friends must band together and use their wits to survive a terrifying ordeal against the now-ferocious Ben.
Cineverse has released the first trailer for a new, darker take on the infamous holiday horror film, *Silent Night, Deadly Night*, which will be in cinemas on December 12th. Read More 2025-10-16 20:06
Apple TV and Paramount+ are now offering a combined package. This follows Apple TV’s recent rebranding, where they removed the “+” from their name and adopted a new look. This new partnership is projected to save customers 30% compared to subscribing to each service separately.
Ever since being nominated for an Oscar, Andrew Garfield has been constantly asked about potentially reprising his role as Spider-Man in future films like *Avengers: Secret Wars*, *Spider-Man: Brand New Day*, or *Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse*. He’s now avoiding answering these questions altogether. Garfield knows his previous denials about *No Way Home* weren’t believed, so he anticipates anything he says about returning as Spider-Man will be met with skepticism for a long time.