Tag: action
REVIEW: What If…? – Season 1, Episode 8 “What If… Ultron Won?”
What If…? followed up its worst episode (maybe; that Star Panther one was rough) with its best one. “What If… Ultron Won?” is a game-changer, one that finally sees the different worlds to which Uatu has introduced us collide, explaining the ending of last week’s cringefest and setting the ...
Read MoreRidley Scott Announces Gladiator 2 Is On the Way. WHY?
Don Khan Swaylo | Sep 29, 2021 | 0
Quite possibly the most unnecessary sequel of all time is coming. Ridley Scott announced that after Kitbag, a movie documenting the rise and fall of Napoleon Bonaparte starring Joaquin Phoenix as the titular Emperor of France, he will be moving forward with a sequel to the 2000 Academy Award-winning...
Read MoreIs Venom Gay?
Questions about when the next Venom movie comes out just became loaded. In an interview with Uproxx, Venom: Let There be Carnage director Andy Serkis talks about a scene in the upcoming film that takes place at a rave. Serkis describes the rave as “sort of an LGBTQIA kind of festival” and says i...
Read MoreThe Boys Spin-Off Signs Agent Carter Show Runners
Amazon has ordered a spin-off series of The Boys with Tara Butters and Michele Fazekas of Marvel’s Agent Carter as showrunners. The pair are replacing Craig Rosenberg, who exited the project due to creative differences with Amazon and Sony Pictures TV. The new show will take place in America&#...
Read MoreExtraction 2 Teaser Kills You With a Gardening Tool
Bad guys better get their bones reinforced with steel because Netflix has released an Extraction 2 teaser. While it reveals nothing about the plot, as it consists solely of footage from the first movie, the Extraction 2 teaser does assure us of one thing: this is no prequel. The quotes from the prev...
Read MoreScientific American: Why the Term “JEDI” is Problematic
Don Khan Swaylo | Sep 24, 2021 | 6
When asked, “How do you define Jedi?” do you immediately leap to reference the social justice literature? If you don’t, perhaps you are doing it wrong. Fresh off their successful endorsement of a presidential candidate for the first time in their 175-year history, Scientific American is taking...
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