Is Pluribus in the Breaking Bad Universe? Vince Gilligan & His New Sci-fi Show Set the Record Straight

It’s understandable why people are wondering if there’s a connection between Vince Gilligan’s new show, Pluribus, and his previous work, Breaking Bad. For fourteen years, from 2008 to 2022, he was the creative force behind Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, and El Camino. He’s become known for gritty crime dramas about drugs and the legal world. While Pluribus is a return to science fiction, fans are still searching for hidden links and Easter eggs that would tie it to Breaking Bad, despite there being no real connection. This obsession with finding those links highlights a bigger issue in television: the tendency to overanalyze and connect everything to existing universes.

Maddie Phillips Would Be The DCU’s Perfect Harley Quinn Replacement

Even though Robbie played Harley Quinn for the third time in James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad, which was meant to be a fresh start for DC, not everything in that movie is considered official continuity. Because of this, some fans believe the DC Universe needs a new actress to play Harley Quinn to fully move forward into a new direction.

Alexandra Daddario & Tommy Dorfman Get Real About I Wish You All the Best

Alexandra Daddario and Tommy Dorfman recently spoke with Grae Drake about their new film, I Wish You All the Best, a moving story about finding yourself, family, and acceptance. They had an open and honest conversation about the difficulties of playing complicated characters and why understanding and compassion are so important in movies today. Daddario … Read more

Ghostbusters is Coming to AMC for the ‘Best Christmas Ever’

AMC Networks is hosting its yearly holiday event, “Best Christmas Ever,” on November 29th, and it will include the classic Ghostbusters movies. The event will feature the original films starring Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson, Sigourney Weaver, Annie Potts, and Rick Moranis, as well as some of Bill Murray’s other well-known movies.

Reacher’s Alan Ritchson Confirms Talks About DCU Role but Not Batman

The process of choosing actors for the DC Universe is usually kept private, despite James Gunn frequently announcing on social media which actors aren’t being considered for roles. According to actor Alan Ritchson, he’s now confirmed to be joining the DCU cast, and the main question now is what character he’ll be playing. He shared this information with ScreenRant.

‘Predator: Badlands’ Almost featured Nazi’s and a World War II Setting

I recently learned from an interview with The Direct about a really interesting idea director Trachtenberg had while developing Predator: Badlands. He was brainstorming ways to make the Predator the hero of the story, and his initial thought process involved, well, Nazis. He figured everyone agrees Nazis are the bad guys, so it could work! He shared this during the interview, and I found it a fascinating peek into the film’s development.