In a recent appearance on the Bingeworthy podcast, director Andy Muschietti discussed the underwhelming box office results and negative feedback surrounding *The Flash*. Despite this, he expressed continued pride in the film and the work of his team.
I just got a first look at the plans for Universal Kids Resort, and let me tell you, it’s shaping up to be a fantastic destination! Set to open in Frisco, Texas next year, Universal has finally revealed all of its themed lands – and the concept art looks incredible. It’s a fitting name, really – this place is clearly designed with families in mind.
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The new series launched on Netflix on October 9th and quickly became popular. According to Netflix’s website, *Boots* reached the Top 10 TV shows within its first week, earning 4.7 million views and a total of 27.5 million hours of watch time. It debuted at number six worldwide, appearing in the Top 10 lists of 58 countries. In the United States, the show landed in seventh place.
In an interview with Elle magazine, Levy explained why he chose the unconventional talent of Goth for a part in *Star Wars: Starfighter*.
An update for the show *Fionna and Cake* announced a change in voice actors for Season 2. Kris Kollins will now voice the character Marshall Lee, replacing Donald Glover who played the role in Season 1. Kollins shared the news on his Instagram page.
The popular show Stranger Things will be back for its last season later this year. The season will be released in three parts: the first two will be available next month, and the final part will come out in December.
As a huge TV fan, I was really excited to see that *Six Feet Under* is still on Netflix, but sadly only until November 1st! It’s one of those shows I always recommend. It’s created by Alan Ball and centers around a family who run a funeral home in Los Angeles. The story kicks off when Nate Fisher, played by Peter Krause, and his brother David (Michael C. Hall) unexpectedly inherit the family business, Fisher & Sons, after their father’s death. It’s a fantastic, character-driven show!
Tron: Ares is a sequel to the 2010 film Tron: Legacy. It centers on Tron, a powerful program played by Jared Leto, who is sent from the digital world to the real world for a risky assignment – the first time humans meet artificial intelligence. While critics liked Ares a bit more than Legacy, it didn’t perform as well at the box office, earning $33 million domestically – $10 million less than Legacy made fifteen years prior.
