With the Marvel Cinematic Universe building towards the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars films, many fans are hoping to see Shang-Chi return. According to industry insider Charles Murphy, Shang-Chi will have a significant role to play in the future of the MCU, going beyond just a cameo.
Okay, so I just finished watching The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, and honestly, it’s…fine. Right now, it’s sitting at 62% on Rotten Tomatoes after 13 reviews, which feels about right. Everyone seems to agree that Maika Monroe and Mary Elizabeth Winstead are really good – they definitely nail the creepy “nanny from hell” vibe. But the general consensus is that this remake just doesn’t quite live up to the original from the early ’90s. It’s watchable, but don’t go in expecting a classic.
That curiosity has led some to dig up an old Instagram post that Keith Urban put up nearly two years ago. It’s about a song called “Straight Line,” which would be the first single released from the singer’s most recent album. In the post, Urban describes the song as being about distancing from parts of our lives that we find “soul sucking,” including, curiously, relationships. Urban said in part…
During a recent conversation with New Rockstars on YouTube, the director of the upcoming Superman movie discussed the difficulties of planning the future of the new DC Universe. He also hinted that a famous DC villain might not be part of his immediate vision. Known for being secretive, the director’s comments suggest the DC Universe, which recently relaunched, could be heading in an unexpected direction over the next ten years. True to form, he also managed to give a nod to Zack Snyder while explaining his plans.
There are many ways to celebrate Halloween with a love for movies, particularly horror. You could also check out a brand new film, either in cinemas or at home on a streaming service.
According to a recent report from Daniel Richtman, Stephen Broussard is now a producer on a Marvel Cinematic Universe project. He’s been with Marvel since 2005, starting as an assistant to Kevin Feige on films like Fantastic Four and X-Men: The Last Stand. In addition to his work on X-Men, Broussard is also set to produce the upcoming Wonder Man series.
Adam Driver described a project called The Hunt for Ben Solo as “really cool,” but explained it’s been cancelled, allowing him to discuss it publicly for the first time.
Executive producer Elwood Reid recently told Us Weekly that they’ve been considering a spin-off series centered around Jared Padalecki’s character, Russell. He admitted he intentionally included hints about a potential spin-off in the latest episode, hoping fans would start discussing it. Reid also shared that the upcoming two episodes contain several teases, and that Jensen Ackles and Justin Hartley have great chemistry together, playing off each other in an interesting way.
Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans, the directors of KPop Demon Hunters, recently discussed the possibility of a live-action sequel with Comic Book Resources.
I’m still waiting to find out who will be the next James Bond after Daniel Craig, and honestly, I have no idea what his first mission will even be! Luckily, there are a lot of other fantastic spy movies out there that give me that same excitement without just copying the Bond formula or going over the top.