Category: Entertainment
Disney’s The Lion King Trailer
andrewrodriguez | Apr 10, 2019 | 0
I’ll be the first to admit that when Disney first announced that they were working on a “live-action” Lion King film to add to their growing library of live-action remakes of their back catalog of animated classics, I was skeptical at best. For one, the live-action remakes have been hit and mi...
Read MoreViola Davis to Return to Suicide Squad
It looks like the Wall won’t be going anywhere. Deadline reports that How to Get Away With Murder star Viola Davis will reprise her role as ARGUS chief Amanda Waller in James Gunn’s revamp of the Suicide Squad, thus putting to rest some lingering questions fans had about whether this was simply ...
Read MoreSony Announces Online ID Change Feature
andrewrodriguez | Apr 10, 2019 | 0
After years of PlayStation Network users imploring Sony to allow them the option of changing their account’s associated Gamertag, the major console manufacturer has at last acquiesced to their players’ request. Sony’s director of social media, Sid Shuman, announced this morning that the online...
Read MoreQC Entertainment May Wander With Chuck Wendig
It looks like Chuck Wendig is taking another shot at the screen. Deadline reports that the best-selling author has just made a deal with QC Entertainment to bring his upcoming novel Wanderers to television. This news excites me. I’ve followed Wendig for several years, and I’ve really enjoyed his...
Read MoreJames Marsden Talks Potentially Joining the MCU
It looks like James Marsden wants to put the visor back on. When asked in a recent interview with ComicBook.com whether he would want to play Cyclops in the MCU, Marsden gave an enthusiastic yes, expounding on what a great time he had being a part of the X-Men trilogy cast. At first blush, I &hellip...
Read MoreWhy I’m Excited: Superman: Year One
Over the years, comic book mythology has grown and changed, particularly at DC Comics. In the 80s, DC decided to revamp its iconic heroes. As a result, the company created new origin tales for the World’s Finest: The Man of Steel by John Byrne and Batman: Year One by Frank Miller, both of whic...
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