So, I’m hearing that Charlie Cox is really pushing to adapt the “Devil In Cell Block D” story arc – which was written by Ed Brubaker and illustrated by Michael Lark – for the third season of Daredevil: Born Again. It’s a storyline I’m super excited about, and it sounds like he really wants to bring it to life!
Director Daniel Goldhaber is revisiting “Faces of Death,” but with his own spin. Unlike the original, which felt like a disturbing mockumentary, Goldhaber’s version is a traditional narrative film that’s inspired by, rather than a remake of, the 1978 movie. The result is often surprisingly captivating and genuinely unsettling—at least until the final act. Unfortunately, the film loses its footing there, and a strange turn of events weakens what should have been a powerful conclusion.
Now that Kathleen Kennedy is leaving Lucasfilm after leading it for over ten years, Mark Hamill has publicly expressed his support for Dave Filoni to take charge of the Star Wars franchise. This is notable considering Hamill previously voiced his concerns about the direction of the films during the last set of sequels.
Wow, the ending of The End 2099 #5 really hit hard! It was written by Steve Orlando, and the artwork was a team effort from Gabriel Guzman, Stefano Nesi, Daniel Picciotto, and Ibraim Roberson. The whole series was basically this crazy battle royale set up by a bet between two seriously powerful, otherworldly bad guys. It was intense!
Kathleen Kennedy became head of Lucasfilm after Disney bought it from George Lucas in 2012 for $4.05 billion. She guided the studio’s successful revival of the Star Wars franchise, managing the production of many films and TV shows, beginning with Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens in 2015, which launched a new trilogy. During her time as president, the studio significantly increased its output, creating popular streaming series like The Mandalorian and Andor. However, some releases, including The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, proved controversial and received criticism from fans – and even Mark Hamill.
The new series has a lot going for it – a fresh cast playing Harry, Ron, and Hermione, and the chance to delve much deeper into the Wizarding World thanks to the expanded format. However, it remains to be seen if this will be enough to satisfy skeptical fans, especially so soon after the movies. HBO aimed to address those concerns with a second preview, reassuring fans about the direction of the series.
Just to clarify, this show isn’t a direct sequel to The Office or The Mindy Project, and it’s not intended to take its place in the same universe. However, it’s easy to see why people are making comparisons. Not Suitable for Work is a single-camera comedy set in an office, and it seems to share a similar feel to those shows, focusing on young professionals navigating their careers, friendships, and the challenges of becoming adults.
It’s been a dramatic year for Wilbur. It began with significant personal events – the death of his long-time rival, James Ulster, and the unexpected wedding of Angie and Seth after they announced they were expecting a baby at the end of last season’s Will Trent. Now, as the season nears its end, the episodes are getting increasingly intense, like the stressful hostage situation in “A Flag in the Mud,” which deeply affects Angie.
Prime Video’s show Reacher is a classic action thriller that appeals to a broad audience, but it’s not quite enough to make Prime Video the clear leader in the genre. Netflix still has a strong hold with popular and critically-acclaimed psychological thrillers like His & Hers, which was a big hit when it came out.
Sometimes, an actor who’s consistently delivered strong performances in smaller roles finally gets a breakthrough opportunity and truly shines. This leads to major awards and recognition, turning them into a performer audiences eagerly anticipate seeing in future projects.