Although Moon Knight was Oscar Isaac’s first role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he’d previously portrayed Marvel characters. He played Apocalypse in X-Men: Apocalypse back in 2016, and later provided a voice for Miguel O’Hara, also known as Spider-Man 2099, in the 2019 animated film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.
A “missed masterpiece” isn’t simply a good movie or show that failed to find an audience – it’s one that was ahead of its time. These works often featured innovative ideas or approaches that weren’t appreciated initially, but later became common in superhero stories. They either changed the rules of the genre or showed how emotion, comedy, or drama could make superhero tales more meaningful and memorable.
Disney has faced criticism before for decisions affecting what viewers can watch, like when “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” was temporarily pulled from ABC last September. But this current situation is larger and more upsetting for customers. People aren’t getting the channels they’re paying for during this outage, which is especially frustrating because services like YouTube TV were promoted as alternatives to traditional cable.
Marissa goes to pick up her son from a playdate, but when she arrives at the address provided by another parent, the resident doesn’t recognize her and her son is nowhere to be found. The miniseries, All Her Fault, also features Dakota Fanning, Jake Lacy, Sophia Lillis, Abby Elliot, and Michael Peña. The first four episodes will debut on Peacock on November 6th.
While the Deadpool films perfectly captured the character’s spirit, the same can’t be said for TV adaptations. An animated Deadpool series would seem like an obvious choice, but Marvel seems worried about making its already complex timeline even more confusing, particularly as they’re building out original animated shows like What If…? and Marvel Zombies. Although a future animated series isn’t entirely off the table, Marvel had an opportunity to create something truly special seven years ago that they ultimately passed up.
The second season of Squid Game: The Challenge features a diverse group of contestants, including people with jobs like office administrators and NFL cheerleaders, as well as a retired bomb technician and a stunt double from the Twilight films. Two players, Viper (Player 152), a DJ and fitness instructor, and Mark (Player 100), a customer service representative, were eliminated during a game of Catch. Viper was out when another player wouldn’t play, while Mark failed to catch the ball due to pressure from Ryan (Player 272).
Okay, so I just heard some really interesting news! Lionsgate is making a prequel to the Rambo movies, and it’s going to be called John Rambo. Apparently, the director of Sisu, Jalmari Helander, is at the helm, which is awesome. And get this – Noah Centineo, who I really liked in The Recruit, is in talks to play a young John Rambo! It’s going to be fascinating to see his take on the character.
In a recent interview, Taylor Momsen shared that she didn’t tell her Gossip Girl castmates when she decided to leave the show. She wanted to concentrate on her music, and she simply stopped appearing on the call sheet. As she explained on the Call Her Daddy podcast, she wasn’t included in the script the following week, and that was that.
Finn Wolfhard recently told SFX Magazine about filming Mike’s final scenes and what fans can anticipate from his character in the last season. According to Wolfhard, Mike is completely focused on the task at hand, with he and his friends determined to defeat Vecna and bring everything to a close. He also discussed the emotional weight of Mike’s final moments.
