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This week saw the premiere of “The Penguin” on Max and HBO, continuing the narrative initiated in 2020’s “The Batman”. While this spinoff series is set to bridge into “The Batman Part II”, it isn’t the only one that was initially planned. At one point, discussions revolved around a Gotham Police Department series and another centered around Arkham Asylum, but neither of them materialized. However, as per “The Batman” filmmaker Matt Reeves, there may be more tales to tell; they’ve simply evolved. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Reeves hinted that the ideas being considered now are “evolved versions” of the original concepts.

The first movie in the Transformers series, Transformers One, has brought a fresh perspective to the franchise by introducing a new origin story, making it worthy of continuing this updated narrative. Over time, the Transformers series has undergone many changes with various creators contributing different versions, including remakes, reboots, sequels and more. Despite these alterations, each Transformers film has found its unique path to reach the core themes that fans are familiar with.

2024 autumn is upon us, and one A24 movie you shouldn’t miss is now streaming on Max – the critically acclaimed film I Saw the TV Glow. Fresh from its festival run, this thought-provoking masterpiece by director Jane Schoenbrun is now within easy reach for all subscribers. If you haven’t seen it yet, or simply wish to revisit its intriguing narrative, then I Saw the TV Glow awaits you on Max. The film features Justice Smith as Owen and Brigette Lundy-Paine as Maddy, two teenagers living in a 90’s-inspired suburban world yearning for something more exciting to break their monotonous daily routines. Their lives take an unexpected turn when they discover The Pink Opaque, a teen TV show that seems to alter their brain chemistry. As the story unfolds, they uncover secrets about their ordinary lives that are far from what either of them could have anticipated.

As a devoted fan, I can’t help but feel thrilled about the new phases WWE’s Triple H era is venturing into. It’s an exciting time as some of our beloved programs like SmackDown, currently in its new era on USA Network, and NXT, soon to be on its new network, are setting sail. Monday Night Raw will follow suit at the start of next year, moving to a fresh venue. Adding to this, NBC is now joining the WWE family with Saturday Night’s Main Event.