Look, I get why the actors are feeling so strongly about this whole situation. The Guild understands their reaction, but they’re staying neutral for now. SAG-AFTRA has made it clear that this acquisition raises some really legitimate concerns, and they’re expecting both companies involved to be upfront and address them honestly. It’s a tense time, but everyone wants a fair resolution, it seems.
From January 16th to 19th, movie theaters will show The Lord of the Rings with a special DBOX immersive experience, followed by standard screenings from January 23rd to 25th. To celebrate, theaters will also offer themed snacks and collectibles. AMC Theaters will sell a limited-edition popcorn bucket featuring a map of Middle-earth, and Regal Cinemas will offer a bucket designed like the One Ring.
Absolute Batman #15, written by Scott Snyder and illustrated by Jock, delves deep into the story of the Joker. This issue reveals how the Joker secretly funded Ark M, the prison/laboratory, and provided financial support to dangerous terrorists like Bane and Black Mask. The series has shown that the Joker was the hidden source of funding for these operations.
The movie’s release date has been moved from July 23, 2027, to Labor Day weekend, September 3, 2027. The news was shared on X (formerly Twitter) with a funny picture of Homer Simpson, announcing, “A brand-new Simpsons movie, coming to theaters Labor D’OH Weekend, 2027!”
The second season of Landman launched with record-breaking numbers for Paramount+, becoming their most popular premiere ever, according to The Hollywood Reporter. It attracted 9.2 million viewers globally in just a few days – three times the audience of the first season’s premiere. Given these impressive results, it’s no surprise the show’s creators are already planning future seasons. Showrunner Christian Wallace says they’re only at the beginning of the story.
Julian Wilson stars as attorney Tom Bowden in the new Apple TV series Cape Fear, facing off against Academy Award winner Javier Bardem. The show, produced by Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg, is led by Nick Antosca, known for critically acclaimed series like the horror anthology Channel Zero and true crime dramas The Act, Candy, and A Friend of the Family.
I’m so thrilled to share that Season 2 of Landman absolutely smashed records on Paramount+! The premiere brought in over 9.2 million views in just the first two days – that’s a huge 262% jump from the first season’s start! It’s officially the biggest premiere of any original series Paramount+ has ever had, and I couldn’t be happier for the whole team.
While promoting his new horror movie, Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, Ulrich talked to The New York Post. In the film, he plays a brand new character, alongside Matthew Lillard, who returns as William Afton – Lillard also starred with Ulrich in Scream. When asked if he’d be in the next Scream movie, Scream 7, the actor unfortunately didn’t have good news.
Together, the two films are almost twice as long as the original stage musical. The filmmakers used the power of cinema to show places, events, and details that wouldn’t have been possible on stage, resulting in many scenes unique to the movies. However, some memorable moments from the musical didn’t make it into the films.
Paramount has officially renewed Landman for a third season. This continues the pattern of Taylor Sheridan’s shows being very successful for Paramount+, and the studio appears committed to continuing them. The announcement comes shortly after news that Sheridan will be moving from Paramount to NBCUniversal in late 2028.