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Sony’s two Amazing Spider-Man movies continue to be a popular topic among Spider-Man fans. While the films received varying reviews, many viewers connected with Andrew Garfield’s portrayal of Peter Parker, earning him a dedicated following. After his unexpected return in the 2021 film *Spider-Man: No Way Home*, fans launched the #MakeTASM3 campaign online, hoping Sony would produce a third movie to complete the series.

What makes *Tron: Ares* stand out is its unexpected approach. While the first *Tron* (1982) and *Tron: Legacy* (2010) center around people entering the digital world of the Grid, *Ares* flips that concept. Instead of a person *going* to the Grid, the story unfolds from within it, offering a fresh and more believable look at this virtual reality.

Checkmate members are each designated a chess piece, which determines their role on missions. Kings and Queens act as leaders, Rooks handle planning, Knights carry out the missions, Bishops provide support and observation, and Pawns offer general assistance. Members designated as black pieces focus on operations, while white pieces handle intelligence gathering. Within the DC Universe, any Checkmate member could potentially fill these roles based on their individual skills and abilities.

Keira Knightley, who voices Dolores Umbridge in the *Harry Potter* films starting with the fifth book, says she didn’t realize J.K. Rowling had recently faced criticism. According to Entertainment Weekly, Knightley was unaware of the calls to boycott Rowling due to her comments about the LGBTQ+ community.

Similar to *Alien 3*, the *Aliens* comic book published by Dark Horse continued the story directly after the *Aliens* movie. However, unlike the film directed by David Fincher, this comic followed the adventures of Corporal Dwayne Hicks and Rebecca “Newt” Jordan. The story reveals that Hicks is physically injured from his previous fight with the Xenomorphs, and Newt, now an adult, is struggling with emotional trauma and is in a psychiatric hospital. Together, Hicks, Newt, and a team of Colonial Marines travel to the Xenomorphs’ home planet, determined to wipe out the species. At the same time, back on Earth, a terrifying outbreak occurs, leading to a widespread alien infestation.

Rachel Brosnahan, recently praised for her role as Lois Lane in the new *Superman* movie, will also be an executive producer on the upcoming Netflix series *Prism*. Her production company, Scrap Paper Pictures, which she started in 2020, will be involved, along with Assemble Media and AGBO—the company run by directors Joe and Anthony Russo (known for their work on *Avengers: Doomsday* and *Secret Wars*). Several individuals from AGBO and Assemble Media will also be executive producers. This is Brosnahan’s second project working with AGBO, following *The Electric State* earlier this year.

Megan Fox, known for her role in *Transformers*, will voice a cheerful, yellow chicken robot in the next *Five Nights at Freddy’s* movie.

Maggie Kang, co-director of *KPop Demon Hunters* and the creator of the story, recently told the *BBC* she doesn’t believe a live-action version of the film would be successful. She explained that the movie’s unique style and humor rely heavily on animation. Kang also noted that live-action adaptations of animated projects, particularly anime, often result in characters losing the expressiveness they have in their original animated form.

Joe Pantoliano has announced he’ll be joining the cast of the upcoming Marvel series, *Wonder Man*, which will stream on Disney+. He shared the news during a panel discussion at New York Comic-Con, telling fans he’s excited to be part of the show, according to Entertainment Weekly.

James McAvoy, while at New York Comic-Con, suggested that Colman Domingo would be a great choice to play Professor X in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. According to a post on X by MCU Film News, McAvoy said Domingo has “an amazing sound” for the part.