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17 Oct

How The Flash Movie Trailer Brings Back Michael Keaton’s Batman Burtonverse

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The worst kept secret in Hollywood has finally made been confirmed by Warner Bros. Michael Keaton, the legendary actor who played Batman in the late ’80s and early ’90s, has donned the cape and cowl once again for The Flash movie. The first teaser released at DC Fandome 2021 isn’t quite the full-length trailer diehard Flash and Keaton fans probably hoped for, but it does give them a taste of how the DCEU film is bringing back one of the most iconic versions of the Dark Knight to ever appear on the big screen. We found a few key easter…
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17 Oct

Is The Batman Adapting Hush?

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What is he hiding under there? That is typically what the denizens of Gotham might ask in a Dark Knight movie about the Batman himself. But in the new The Batman trailer, the audience are the ones left to speculate about why we never see the face of Paul Dano’s the Riddler, who is only referred to in the new sizzle reel footage as a “serial killer.” With his taped on mask and oversized glasses, Dano’s Riddler initially looks like something out of a David Fincher movie. John Doe meets the Zodiac Killer. Yet the more we’ve seen of him—and…
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16 Oct

Milestone Animated Movie and More Take Center Stage at DC FanDome

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One of the most exciting traditions DC FanDome is developing is to blast out huge announcements about new Milestone projects, and this year has one of the best: Brandon Thomas, writer behind a whole crate of Aquaman comics (including the critically beloved Black Manta series with artist Chuck Brown) and the hit relaunch, Hardware Season One, has penned an animated feature based in Milestone home Dakota City. “This has been the thing that Milestone fans have been dreaming about for a long time, and we’re happy to give it to you, finally,” said legendary artist, Milestone co-founder, and Hardware Season…
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16 Oct

Black Adam First Look: JSA Characters and DCEU Connections

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Black Adam is coming to the DCEU, and Dwayne Johnson has been promising that “the hierarchy of power in the DC Universe is about to change.” And based on the first look at Black Adam footage revealed at DC FanDome, it just might. Black Adam tells the tale of the original warrior who was gifted the power of Shazam, only to find himself corrupted by vengeance and exiled by the famed wizard. He makes his way back to the modern day DCEU and comes into conflict with the Justice Society of America, a team of legacy heroes who probably won’t…
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16 Oct

The Flash Finally Gets a Comics-Accurate Live Action Suit

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When you think of the most perfect superhero costumes of all time, there’s really only a handful that truly deserve the term “iconic” attached to them. They’re the ones that were so perfect right out of the gate that they’ve survived almost completely unscathed throughout their history, the ones where any attempt to change them drastically always ends in failure, and the core elements of the design always remain, whatever little tweaks need to be made to accommodate modern sensibilities. We’re talking about character designs like Superman, Batman, Captain America, Spider-Man…and The Flash. When DC Comics decided to revive The…
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16 Oct

Supergirl Cast Says Goodbye

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If you needed a reminder of how precious the Supergirl cast is, look no further than the DC Fandome featurette released today, in which cast members from across the six seasons—many of whom have been with this show since its premiere on CBS in 2015—say goodbye to the series and its fans. Melissa Benoist (Supergirl/Kara), Chyler Leigh (Alex), David Harewood (J’onn), Katie McGrath (Lena), Jesse Rath (Brainiac 5), Nicole Maines (Dreamer), Azie Tesfai (Kelly), Julie Gonzalo (Andrea), Staz Nair (William Dey), Mehcad Brooks (James), Jeremy Jordan (Winn), Chris Wood (Mon-El), and Peta Sergeant (Nyxly) were all on hand at DC…
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16 Oct

Blue Beetle Movie Concept Art Reveals DCEU Legacy Connection

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We’ve known for a while that Warner Bros. is setting up a Blue Beetle movie. We’ve also known that it will be one of the films that will bypass a traditional theatrical release and go direct to HBO Max (see also: a Batgirl movie and Birds of Prey spinoff Black Canary). Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer (Miss Bala) is writing the script, with Angel Manuel Soto (Charm City Kings) directing, and Blue Beetle will focus on the Jaime Reyes version of the character, making him the first Latinx superhero to lead his own movie. It’s the story of a teenager who finds a…
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16 Oct

How Batman: Caped Crusader Serves as a Spiritual Prequel to The Animated Series

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Batman: The Animated Series remains one of the most iconic reinterpretations of the Dark Knight’s world ever made, so it’s no surprise Warner Bros. wants to revive the tone and style of that ’90s hit for a new generation. This aesthetic revival will come in the form of Batman: Caped Crusader, which comes from legendary BTAS creator Bruce Timm, The Batman director Matt Reeves, and executive producers James Tucker and J.J. Abrams. While we’ve yet to see footage from the new animated series, and WB has only released a single piece of art that teases a Golden Age-inspired cape and…
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16 Oct

Sandman: The Differences Between Gwendoline Christie & Tom Ellis’ Lucifers

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Neil Gaiman fans have had an embarrassment of adaptation riches over the last few years, a trend that is only set to continue with a second season of Good Omens on the way and Netflix getting ready to premiere their live-action adaptation of the Sandman graphic novels. It’s the latter project we’re interested in today, as Warner Bros. just dropped a first look at Gwendoline Christie‘s Lucifer, the Sandman role that the Game of Thrones‘ actress will be lending her considerable talents to in the upcoming series. In the poster, Christie’s Lucifer stares, focused yet dispassionate, at the viewer. A…
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16 Oct

You Season 3 Ending Explained

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This article contains spoilers for You season 3. The latest installment of You follows creepy creepster Joe Goldberg (Penn Badgley) as he begrudgingly moves to the tony California suburb of Madre Linda with his wife, Love Quinn (Victoria Pedretti). He attempts to atone for his sins and try his hand at being a good husband and father to his new son, Henry. But his plans are soon derailed.  What follows is a wildly entertaining meditation on parenthood, marriage, and what happens after “happily ever after.” It’s a fairy tale ending with a body count. But what really happened at the…
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16 Oct

Todd Haynes Slowly Peels the Cover Off The Velvet Underground

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Todd Haynes is more of a conductor than the director of The Velvet Underground. He tells the story of the band in chronological time, but fills in the blanks by presenting a performance piece of historical art. This is Haynes’ first documentary. It is the first time he hasn’t put a fictional spin on the musicians he’s committed to celluloid. Haynes built a story for David Bowie to sit in for Velvet Goldmine, recharacterized Bob Dylan sixfold in I’m Not There, and cast a Barbie Doll as Karen Carpenter in his 2015 biopic Superstar: The Karen Carpenter Story. For his…
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16 Oct

Halloween Movies Ranked from Worst to Best

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Do you believe in the boogeyman? If you’ve ever watched one of the good Halloween movies, the answer is an unqualified yes. The boogeyman is real and he has a name and a Shape: Michael Myers. And for the last 43 years, he’s been cutting a bloody path of carnage across multiplexes everywhere. It began innocently enough in the hands of director John Carpenter, a then young filmmaker not long out of film school who, along with producer and co-writer Debra Hill, plus some friends, wanted to make a genuinely spooky horror movie that borrowed heavily from chillers like Psycho…
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15 Oct

Doctor Who Series 13 Cast: Meet the Guest Stars in the First Full Flux Trailer

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Considering that there are certainly names left off this list so as not to spoil any surprises, and that Doctor Who: Flux will tell its serialised story over just six episodes, a good few guest stars are on their way to save/destroy/marvel at the TARDIS (delete as appropriate). Some of them can be glimpsed in the series’ first full trailer below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDUvFdGu6JE Here goes then, the officially confirmed guest stars who’ll appear in the new six-part serial, which starts airing on Halloween. Their roles and costumes are as-yet-unconfirmed, but we’ll bring you more news when we’re allowed. Kevin McNally A…
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15 Oct

Why Spider-Man: No Way Home is the End of an Era for Tom Holland

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Spider-Man: No Way Home will serve as the sixth appearance of Tom Holland’s Wall-Crawler role, which, in a sobering fact, he’s been fielding for over five years now. Consequently, the star is saying that the new film, his third solo feature, is being treated like the closing chapter of a tonally-linked trilogy. Indeed, recent comments from the star seem to imply a surprising sense of finality, which adds even more ambiguity about the upcoming mysterious multiverse movie. Of course, Spider-Man: No Way Home will have plenty for viewers to unpack when it finally drops in December, and the long-awaited revelations…
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15 Oct

The Last of Us HBO Series Set Footage Reveals Best Look at Ellie, Joel, and Tess in Boston QZ

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When Joel meets Ellie in the opening act of The Last of Us, it’s a turning point for the character. After years of blaming himself for the death of his daughter during an outbreak that turned most of world’s population into flesh-eating monsters, Joel has a chance at redemption when he’s hired to smuggle Ellie out of the Boston Quarantine Zone and all the way to Salt Lake City, Utah, where a rebel group believes it has found the cure to the virus that has engulfed the planet. It’s one of the most beloved tales in gaming, which is why…
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15 Oct

Link Tank: Marvel’s Secret Invasion Disney+ Series Has Begun Filming

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Marvel’s Secret Invasion Disney+ series has gone into production per Samuel L. Jackson’s Instagram account. “Star Samuel L. Jackson has revealed on Instagram that Marvel’s Secret Invasion TV show has officially begun production. Via social media, Jackson published a photo of himself wearing a shirt featuring Nick Fury turning into dust. This event took place after Thanos got all six Infinity Stones and killed half the universe’s sentient life with a single snap of his Infinity Gauntlet.” Read more at Collider The latest trailer for Hawkeye features Kate Bishop gushing over trick arrows and tons of holiday-time shenanigans. It also…
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15 Oct

Best Horror Movies on Netflix in October 2021

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For many of us, October is the most wonderful time of the year. With the smell of autumnal leaves turning red and golden hued, the sound of children’s laughter as ghosts and goblins walk down the street, and finally the sight of pumpkins everywhere you look—there’s no better month-long celebration than the wind up to Halloween. And did we mention the horror movies? Oh yes! No October is complete without a cornucopia of chillers and thrillers, maybe even a laugher or two if it still stars a werewolf tearing the head off some poor bobby in Piccadilly Circus. With that…
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15 Oct

Halloween Kills: Where Does the Story Go From Here?

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This article contains Halloween Kills spoilers. Read our spoiler-free review here. Halloween Kills is a peculiar film that ends on a peculiar note. By the end of director David Gordon Green’s movie, a mob of Haddonfield townspeople, exhausted and fed up after 40 years of trauma brought on by Michael Myers, have decided to take matters into their own hands. Yet Michael outwits them again and again—even when he’s not directly involved. First, the mob goes into full rage mode when another escaped asylum inmate is mistaken (somewhat unbelievably) for Michael, leading not just to the inmate’s death but even…
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15 Oct

Why Squid Game Was Inevitable

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While to many Americans it may seem like Squid Game came out of nowhere to dominate more than 90 countries, for the millions of people worldwide who watch South Korean television and movies, it’s another stellar entry in an ever-growing field. Korean film and television has been growing since the 1990s and is already incredibly popular across East, Southeast, and South Asia, as well as with Asian diaspora and others around the world. As Netflix has expanded globally, they’ve invested heavily in the thriving Korean industry. Thanks to that investment and K-culture’s overall rising stature, it was only a matter…
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15 Oct

The Velvet Underground and Frank Zappa Was the Original East Coast/West Coast Musical Feud

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In The Velvet Underground, director Todd Haynes expertly captures the outsider quality of the titular band. While much of the youth of the Aquarius age wanted to let the sunshine in, the band preferred to close the door, so they’d never have to see the day again. This disconnect is glaringly featured in a segment about the band’s first trip to California. When The Velvet Underground were playing Los Angeles in 1966 as part of Andy Warhol’s art collective, The Exploding Plastic Inevitable, they ran afoul Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention.  “This comes from them, this doesn’t come…
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