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Fans noticed some unfinished-looking visual effects in the trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home. It turned out the filmmakers intentionally removed characters digitally to keep plot details secret. Now, a new idea suggests a specific shot in another trailer, for Brand New Day, also had rough effects – this time to hide the appearance of Andrew Garfield as Spider-Man. However, Garfield himself denies that was the case.

The new interns in the Scrubs revival have settled in well, and thankfully, they feel like a natural fit with the original cast, becoming valuable additions to the show. While these new characters have been surprisingly well-developed in just seven episodes, the revival hasn’t forgotten about the returning favorites and their ongoing storylines. One of these returning storylines feels both strangely new and comfortingly familiar, but it also seems to be heading down a predictable path.

This eight-part series has everything fans of Knight’s other shows expect – dark and atmospheric visuals, carefully crafted historical details, and a dramatic, gothic take on London’s criminal underworld. However, unlike Peaky Blinders and House of Guinness, Taboo is specifically set in London during the period when Britain was expanding its empire.

As a total movie buff, I always think about the music when I remember ’80s films. Seriously, those soundtracks are some of the most unforgettable in cinema history! I’m sharing some picks that might not be the first that come to mind, but they really nailed the vibe of the time and fit their genres perfectly.

During an interview with Liam Crowley of ScreenRant about the upcoming season of The Boys, showrunner Eric Kripke discussed how closely the show’s world aligns with reality. He explained that they strive to make the show’s universe as realistic as possible, essentially portraying our world with the added element of superheroes – a twist that, naturally, creates complications.

This actor has taken on diverse roles lately, from playing the lead serial killer in the Paramount+ series Happy Face to a problematic TV producer in the highly praised horror film The Substance. He also portrayed President Ronald Reagan in Reagan, and most recently appeared as a military sergeant alongside Alan Ritchson in Netflix’s action-packed sci-fi movie War Machine.

Many popular science fiction series have been reimagined as animated TV shows, and the creators of the new Firefly animation could benefit from looking at Terminator Zero. That show was very well-received and gave the Terminator franchise a fresh start. Like Firefly, Terminator Zero only lasted one season, but it successfully took a chance by using animation instead of live actors.