Some viewers might have missed the subtle clues during the death scene and didn’t realize Olenna Tyrell, not Tyrion Lannister, was the true culprit. Even those who knew Olenna was responsible might not understand how she pulled it off. Her plan involved multiple people – one unknowingly and another eagerly – to achieve its success.
The decision to release the Wicked movie in two parts sparked a lot of discussion, and recent, less positive reviews of Wicked: For Good have brought that debate back to the forefront. Director Jon M. Chu and writer Winnie Holzman, who also wrote the stage show, recently reaffirmed their support for the two-part approach in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
The old train tracks have been completely or almost completely replaced with new ones, and testing has begun with a few trains running on the updated system.
While it’s rare for most films, big-budget franchises with established stars and experienced directors often film multiple movies at once. This usually happens when a film does well and sequels are planned. Sometimes, they even film the first movie and its sequels back-to-back – this speeds up production and guarantees there will be a finished film ready for release.
Following the divisive final season of Game of Thrones, several sequels are offering fans a chance to address the issues with Season 8. Many viewers felt the ending—including the unexpected choice of Bran Stark as king and the sudden turn of Daenerys Targaryen—contained significant errors. Upcoming shows like House of the Dragon, which has been renewed for a third season, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, scheduled to premiere in 2026, offer opportunities to improve the franchise and satisfy disappointed fans.
Tasha Huo, the screenwriter for the upcoming live-action Naruto movie, recently explained the project’s current standstill is due to director Destin Daniel Cretton’s commitments to Marvel projects. She stated she has no new information to share about the film’s progress and wishes she did. While she didn’t say specifically which Marvel project is keeping Cretton busy, it’s widely believed to be Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Cretton is also a co-creator of Wonder Man, and there are rumors of a Shang-Chi sequel in development.
I was checking out coverage from Perú Comic Con (thanks to Everything_DCU) and saw that Nicholas Hoult, who’s going to be Superman, was asked about the sequel to the first movie. Naturally, he didn’t want to give away any spoilers! But he did let slip that they’re planning to start filming in April of next year, before summer even begins. So, that’s a little bit of good news for us Superman fans!
As fans eagerly await the third season of Euphoria, actress Sydney Sweeney has become widely known for her recent American Eagle ad. The ad sparked controversy, but it’s proven incredibly successful for the brand. Fox News reports that the commercial boosted American Eagle’s market value by around $400 million and doubled the traffic to their website. These impressive results suggest that any publicity, even if it’s controversial, can be beneficial.
Paramount revealed today that Dave Meyers co-directed Billie Eilish’s concert film, Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour. As expected with Meyers at the helm, the movie will also be shown in 3D.
As Regretting You came out on the 2025 movie schedule, McKenna Grace’s co-star in that movie, Mason Thames, interviewed her for ET. During that chat, he specifically asked her what “the most surreal part” of filming her next movie, Sunrise on the Reaping, has been. Her answer was about a specific scene, as she said: