Currently out promoting his roles in “The Black Phone 2” out this weekend and “Regretting You” opening next weekend, young actor Mason Thames has revealed that filming on the live-action “How to Train Your Dragon” sequel is moving faster than many are probably expecting. Dean DeBlois directed this past Summer’s
The Pentagon Isn’t A Fan Of Netflix’s “Boots”
It appears the U.S. Department of Defense is weighing in on Netflix shows now. Earlier this month Netflix released “Boots,” a military-themed comedy-drama based on Greg Cope White’s memoir “The Pink Marine” and follows a closeted gay teen U.S. Marine Corps recruit in the 1990s. The project also marks the
Glen Powell Suggest For Marvel’s “Nova”
Michael Waldron has become a fixture of the Marvel Cinematic Universe in recent years. He served as head writer and executive producer on Marvel’s acclaimed Disney+ series “Loki,” wrote the script for Sam Raimi’s “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” and is co-writing the script for “Avengers: Doomsday” alongside
“He-Man” Film Story Tease, New Animated Project?
A new synopsis for Amazon MGM’s live-action “Masters of the Universe” film has emerged online from some markets in Asia that suggests a twist to the film’s setup. Back when the casting for the film was announced, a brief synopsis was released which indicated a 10-year-old Prince Adam (Nicholas Galitzine)
Ruffalo Still Keen On A Solo Hulk Film
Though we got two standalone Hulk films with Eric Bana and Edward Norton, the latter even taking place within the MCU, Marvel has made it pretty clear they have no plans to do another standalone Hulk film. Mark Ruffalo, who has played the role since “The Avengers” in 2012, has