Movies

As a dedicated fan, I had the thrill of attending FAN EXPO Canada where Screen Rant hosted an intriguing panel dubbed “Men of Steel” with various Superman actors. The discussion took an unexpected twist when the panel was queried about Robert Pattinson’s potential fit in the expansive DCU. In all honesty, as someone who’s portrayed Clark Kent on The CW’s Supergirl and Superman & Lois, Tyler Hoechlin, I must confess to having a self-serving reason for doubting that Matt Reeves’ Batman would harmonize well within the larger DCU.

As a devoted cinephile, I’ve noticed that in the initial episodes of Season 27, the show has cleverly woven in references to contemporary political happenings and personalities. For instance, they’ve depicted Eric Cartman in the likeness of Charlie Kirk, and delved deep into the realms of U.S. politics, touching upon figures like Donald Trump and the backlash against ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).

A previous employee of Disney World, identified as Michael, shared his insights about his time at the ‘happiest place on earth’ with the Daily Mail. He revealed that while working there, he was subject to numerous regulations. The individuals managing attractions were particularly bound by stringent rules, a result of a focus on both guest safety and efficiency. In his words:

In a recent conversation with Entertainment Tonight, Benedict Cumberbatch, when asked if he might be featured in Avengers: Doomsday, hinted cryptically, repeatedly chuckling and stating “I wonder” instead of giving a direct answer.

In this scenario, as the marriage between Alex (Will Arnett) and Tess (Laura Dern) deteriorates, Alex finds himself at a crossroads of middle age and divorce. Seeking a fresh start, he immerses himself in New York’s comedy scene, searching for a new sense of purpose. Simultaneously, Tess grapples with the personal sacrifices she made for their family, causing both of them to grapple with co-parenting, personal identity, and the challenges that come with navigating life’s changes.

A number of actors from the TV show Original Sin swiftly expressed dismay on social media platforms. One such actor is Alex Shimuzu, who plays the character Vince Masuka, a forensic analyst known for his perverse and giggling nature (originally portrayed by CS Lee in the original series). Initially, Shimuzu’s response was as restrained as one would anticipate, but his subsequent TikTok post managed to lift my spirits even amidst my disappointment.

Here’s a lovely rephrase for you: The duo posted stunning pictures of their engagement, seemingly held amidst an enchanting rose-filled garden. Their radiance is infectious, and I can’t help but tear up at the heartfelt message accompanying it. Have a peek:

On Instagram, Diesel shared his enthusiasm about working on and penning The Arbor King film, which is touted as the highly anticipated continuation of Groot’s journey back to Planet X, his home world. Moreover, his post featured an intriguing image of a fresh take on Groot, along with what appears to be an older version of the Hulk. However, it remains to be seen if this concept art has any ties to the storyline of the project.

Netflix has announced its lineup of shows and movies to be streamed next month, and joining their extensive collection will be The Amazing Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man 2, available from Monday, September 1st. Regrettably, other Spider-Man titles such as Sam Raimi’s trilogy and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse are not part of this month’s lineup.

The trio reunited at Fan Expo Canada over the weekend along with Laura Vandervoort and Erica Durance, and it seems like, in between photo ops, Kreuk, Rosenbaum, and Welling took photos on their own. Kreuk, who played Lana Lang on the first eight seasons, took to her Instagram Story to repost a sweet photo shared by the Lex Luthor actor with her and her two on-screen love interests. Even 14 years after the series came to an end, I love how close they are and how good they look: