By The summer movie season is coming. After years of COVID closedowns and strikes and a noticeable drought of content caused by both of these, everyone will be closely watching the performance of the big releases to get a view of how the box office could be recovering. Disney and 20th
Is DOCTOR WHO Collapsing?
The BBC’s new series, and semi-reboot, of Doctor Who was trumpeted as a new era for the show. Alongside a brand new Doctor and companion, well-regarded former showrunner Russell T. Davies was returning. There was also a big injection of co-production money thanks to a deal with Disney. Then, predictably,
Marvel Still Loading Up?
Disney’s Bob Iger has been taking every opportunity to push the “Quality Over Quantity” mantra whenever he speaks to anyone. This had been looking like it was felt particularly at Marvel, with multiple movies and series every year being pared back. Deadpool & Wolverine is the studio’s sole cinematic effort
“Wytches” Season 2 Already In The Works
Though the first season of the “Wytches” animated series is not out yet, the project has scored an update from creator and showrunner Scott Snyder. In the most recent posting of his newsletter, Snyder says the writer’s room for the second season will be getting started “in about a month”
Will “Megalopolis” Keep Its Live Scene?
There’s been a lot of discussion about Francis Ford Coppola’s epic “Megalopolis” since its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival the other day, but one sticking point with distributors is proving to be an issue of practicality. At a certain point in the film, it breaks the fourth wall as
