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Over the weekend, Tarantino shared a story about some professional challenges he faced in the mid-2000s. He was speaking at the Burbank Film Festival (according to Deadline) and explained that after some initial reactions to Death Proof weren’t what he expected, he sought advice from more experienced filmmakers. This film was part of the Grindhouse project, paired with Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror. Tarantino recalled that both Steven Spielberg and Tony Scott told him he should be happy he was able to create the film he envisioned – something he confirmed he was – but Spielberg, who directed both Jurassic Park and Hook, also offered some insightful advice.

Paul Bettany confirmed that Vision Quest is part of a trilogy that began with WandaVision.

Some of the most memorable moments in The Walking Dead weren’t planned battles, but sudden attacks. For example, The Governor’s ambush on the prison in Season 4 resulted in Hershel Greene’s death and the loss of the group’s carefully built home. Similarly, Troy Otto’s decision to unleash a horde of walkers on his own ranch – as revenge for being banished – showed just how far people would go, even using the walkers themselves as weapons against others, just to prove a point. In The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon, conflicts between people often served as displays of power, but Daryl and Carol’s opponents consistently underestimated them. However, recent fight scenes between Solaz del Mar and the Primitivos have been particularly impressive, reaching a level of scale similar to Game of Thrones – something The Walking Dead hadn’t accomplished before.

It’s clear the Full Metal Jacket actor has really resonated with Marvel enthusiasts for his portrayal of Wilson Fisk, also known as The Kingpin, in Daredevil and Daredevil: Born Again. However, during a panel at L.A. Comic Con this weekend, he discussed his interest in playing Swamp Thing and explained why he’s so drawn to the character. According to D’Onofrio,

The Shameless actor recently explained why he didn’t ask his colleagues for guidance on how to make his performance unique, especially with so many musical biopics being released. Although it would seem logical to consult with the acclaimed Chalamet, White shared with Variety the single reason he decided against it:

The pair worked together before on the live-action Scooby-Doo movies, with Gunn contributing as a writer. Lillard has stayed closely involved with the Scooby-Doo series ever since, and he still provides the voice for Shaggy Rogers in many different projects. “James Gunn wrote Scooby-Doo 1 and 2. He’s a good friend of mine. I’m hoping to get an invitation to join [the DCU], but I think it might have gotten lost in the mail,” Lillard said with a laugh.

The medical drama is set to reach a significant 200th episode early in the new season, and MacDonald shared a preview of what viewers can expect. This includes the return of Dr. Will Halstead.

With acknowledgements to the people who first imagined them and nods to entire comic book arcs, The Fantastic Four: First Steps both celebrates the Fantastic Four’s past and delivers a fantastic movie for its fans. The film offers a new spin on superhero movies while staying true to the source material, including subtle references-or Easter Eggs-that dedicated viewers will appreciate.

The Smashing Machine tells the story of Mark Kerr, a famous wrestler and mixed martial artist. He had a successful MMA career, winning two UFC Heavyweight Tournament Championships and earning other honors. The film also explores his personal challenges, including struggles with substance abuse and difficult relationships. Fans of MMA will likely find it very compelling. Luckily, this isn’t the only movie that covers similar ground.