Under the direction of Richard Donner, who is famous for Superman, and written by Chris Columbus, the man behind Home Alone, The Goonies was a collaborative effort of stars right from its inception. This movie was first released in 1985, and over the past 40 years, it has continued to grow in popularity.
McDiarmid hinted at a potential Palpatine series concentrating on the Sith’s apprenticeship under Darth Plagueis the Wise, a character who first appeared in live-action during the only season of Star Wars: The Acolyte. This would have positioned the project chronologically in the years preceding Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, possibly allowing for the return of a well-known character from the Star Wars universe.
On Saturday, the DC fan account Gunnverse shared a rumor, supposedly from individuals privy to the talks between DC Studios and Poulter. It’s suggested that Poulter might initially appear in another DC Universe production prior to leading an Adam Strange series on HBO Max. According to sources, this upcoming show is already gathering a team of writers.
Give it a Thought: The Moment from Conan O’Brien’s Show Makes Me Believe That Conan and Taika Waititi Could Make an Outstanding Film Collaboration
I’ve been pondering… The moment in Conan O’Brien’s show has led me to think that a film collaboration between Conan and Taika Waititi could be extraordinary.
The promotional campaign for the remake of “Lilo & Stitch” is turning out to be exceptional. At last year’s D23 Expo, the live-action adaptation of adorable Stitch was unveiled, and he immediately won over fans. He even appeared in a commercial during Super Bowl LIX, where he ran wild on the field while shouting his iconic “Nala Kweesta!” Now, moviegoers at AMC Theaters this weekend have had the chance to meet a version of the blue fluff-ball as he scans tickets in the lobby. Take a look at DiscussingFilm’s post for an excellent clip of it.
The second season of Netflix’s Western series “Ransom Canyon” may need to deviate from the plotlines of the book series by Jodi Thomas that shares the same name. While the TV show and the 2015 novel have several differences, many characters from the books are also present in the show. The season 1 finale of “Ransom Canyon” left Staten Kirkland walking away from his complicated romantic relationship with Quinn O’Grady, who is his deceased wife’s best friend and the woman he couldn’t quite let go. Additionally, Lucas faces a dilemma about choosing a college to attend, with thoughts of his high school sweetheart, Lauren Brigman, always on his mind.