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What we know about Spider-Man 4 is very limited, but there’s a ton of fan interest. This is largely thanks to No Way Home‘s ending, which saw everyone forget who Peter Parker was. Fans are invested in how the story will continue, while the 29 year-old actor is excited for another reason. In a recent interview that’s on ThisIsMax’s Instagram, Holland shared that he’s excited to play his signature character again, especially after filming the last movie at the height of the pandemic. As he shared:

It’s fair to say that the success of much of the Superman storyline hinges on the chemistry between the actors portraying Clark Kent and Lois Lane. James Gunn had a challenging task, as he needed to audition many candidates for these roles and even conduct screen tests. While visiting the set of this superhero film, TopMob interviewed David Corenswet, who fondly recalled the casting process. He specifically mentioned working with an actress from the Barbie series, who was nearly cast as the sharp and lively Daily Planet reporter.

To be honest, when we arranged the Rocky movies, we placed Rocky V at the very bottom, and most people wouldn’t have been shocked by that decision. It’s generally agreed that Rocky V is the weakest film in the series.

Flanagan’s upcoming venture is a modern television adaptation of Stephen King’s chilling horror masterpiece, “Carrie.” The production received the go-ahead in April and is gearing up to start filming this summer. As of now, Amazon hasn’t announced an official air date for “Carrie,” but Flanagan has hinted at its release timeline through his social media account Letterboxd. In response to a comment on his review of “Fréwaka” on Letterboxd, Flanagan stated that instead of a series launching in 2025, fans can expect to stream “Carrie” on Amazon Prime Video in 2026.

First Reaction – Bury Me When I’m Dead is a slow path to understanding a final wish.

In the final scenes of 2025’s Superman, Milly Alcock unexpectedly makes an appearance as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl. Upon entering the Fortress of Solitude to retrieve Krypto, who she had entrusted to Superman temporarily, she seems intoxicated.

This month, I chose to revisit “The Notebook” on Netflix since it’s been 20 years since my initial viewing. The memorable duo of Allie (Rachel McAdams) and Noah (Ryan Gosling) from this non-romantic comedy caught my attention again. Interestingly enough, I had forgotten about Lon, played by James Marsden, who was a temporary stand-in for Noah in Allie’s life. After rewatching the movie, it’s hard to imagine that I was once a fan of Noah!

During the film, Pocket Universes held considerable importance. Although they originated from DC comics, James Gunn slightly adjusted the idea to give it a unique touch within the DC Universe.

Instead of the disjointed approach seen in previous DC attempts, Gunn’s new phase of DC Universe storytelling promises a unified narrative encompassing films, TV shows, animation, and more. Some fans anticipate that this revamped universe could potentially recreate DC’s golden age of superhero entertainment.