By We all knew what Marvel had originally planned for Daredevil once they got their hands back on the character. The well-received Netflix seasons were to be a distant memory. She-Hulk gave a terrifying glimpse into their plans. Then, thankfully, some common sense returned to Marvel. After surveying the wreckage of
SUPERMAN Set Leaks Show Superfriends
Now that location shooting is out in the open on James Gunn’s Superman, it is impossible for the production to keep a lid on everything. Given Gunn’s frequent engagement with fans via social media, you get the feeling he probably doesn’t mind. In fact Gunn has claimed this was expected,
Robert Towne Has Passed
When a resume spans Chinatown and a couple of entries in the Mission: Impossible franchise, with a raft of awards and script doctor assignments in between, then you know you are talking about a special career. That career belonged to Robert Towne, who has sadly passed at the age of
“Acolyte” Showrunner On Review Bombing
Two shows that have been the target of the wider range of discussion on the practice of ‘review bombing’ have been Amazon’s “The Boys” and Lucasfilm’s “Star Wars: The Acolyte”. “The Boys” showrunner Eric Kripke has already discussed the topic over the years and has made his feelings very clear.
“Deadpool & Wolverine” Targets $165M Start
The other week came very early estimates for the box-office opening of Marvel Studios’ “Deadpool & Wolverine” with tracking service Quorum projecting a $200 million domestic opening weekend for the movie. Now, just over three weeks out from release, NRG, Screen Engine and other more regular box office tracking services
