At a recent press gathering as reported by Deadline, Feige shared his enthusiasm for Gunn’s Superman, quickly reaching out to the director to express their backing for the DCU film’s triumph. Despite the rivalry between studios, he sincerely wishes well for the success of superhero movies.
When CBS declared the termination, they stated it was solely due to financial reasons, yet to numerous viewers, the timing of events seems oddly suspicious. The network is currently engaged in a prearranged merger with Skydance, a media firm owned by the Ellison Family, who have strong personal connections to President Trump. Coincidentally, the same week, Colbert criticized CBS for settling a lawsuit with the President regarding a 60 Minutes story and paying $16M towards his Presidential Library. He referred to the money as a “big fat bribe” and employed vivid language to express his dissatisfaction with his superiors.
However, the original creator of the X-Men ’97 series, Beau DeMayo, has strongly contradicted this statement, asserting that Feige is deliberately misleading and accuses the studio of bias and rewriting history.
When I recently chatted with Josh Wilding from ComicBookMovie.com, I shared that I had thoughtfully prepared an amusing post-credits scene for Thunderbolts*, which would have reminisced on a humorous tale from Florence Pugh’s character, Yelena Belova’s past.
Superman, a well-known character in the DC Universe, is set to make his comeback soon. With his popularity and the positive reception from fans, there may be more stories about him in the future. However, during a recent interview on the Happy Sad Confused Podcast, James Gunn clarified that the upcoming Superman collaboration won’t involve Batman. This means no Batman vs Superman showdown or team-up between the two iconic characters.
Creed 4 release date estimate is sometime in 2027 or 2028.
Currently, Disney+ has only one live-action Star Wars television series in active development – “Ahsoka” Season 2. This is a change from the initial lineup after Disney+’s launch in 2019, which included both “Andor” and “Obi-Wan Kenobi” beyond “The Mandalorian.” Since then, Disney+ has consistently developed Star Wars projects, with two more seasons of “The Mandalorian,” the first season of “Ahsoka,” “Star Wars: Skeleton Crew,” “Andor” Season 2, “The Book of Boba Fett,” and “The Acolyte.”
Netflix has announced that Noah B. Taylor’s character Bruno in the upcoming Season 2 of Wednesday will be a captivating heartthrob. This new character is introduced as a member of the wolf pack at Nevermore Academy, with roots tracing back to the Philippines. Bruno is also portrayed as the academy’s latest heartthrob and possessing a mysterious brooding intensity. As part of the werewolf faction at Nevermore, Bruno will be among several significant groups at the school alongside vampires and sirens.
It’s been hinted that Disney has begun creating “National Treasure 3”, following the adventures of Nicholas Cage’s character, Benjamin Franklin Gates, who initially stole the Declaration of Independence in 2004. The original film and its sequel, “National Treasure: Book of Secrets” (released in 2007), have been beloved by fans for years, and now it appears that Disney is responding to their requests for a third installment.
It might seem logical to assume that the decision to make Doctor Doom the main villain of Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Multiverse Saga came after Jonathan Majors was let go from his role as Kang. However, it appears that isn’t entirely accurate. In a recent interview with several news outlets like THR, Kevin Feige clarified the reasons behind introducing Doctor Doom: he explained that the plan for Doom had been in the works even before the casting of Majors as Kang.