I had this idea to have Deadpool appear in a scene, and I discussed it with Ryan Reynolds. It would have taken a lot of effort to make it happen, but he was enthusiastic about it. Now, everyone’s going to be focused on that possibility, and honestly, I regret even mentioning it.
At New York City Comic Con, the voice actors Steven Yeun and Gillian Jacobs, along with co-creator and showrunner Robert Kirkman, unveiled a new teaser for the series. They also announced that Lee Pace, known for his role in *Foundation*, will be joining the cast as Thragg. In the original comic book, Thragg is the main villain of *Invincible*. He’s the strongest Viltrumite and currently leads the Viltrum Empire. Taking over after the first Emperor died, Thragg is solely focused on the Viltrumite mission – to make their empire dominate the entire universe. He was raised from birth to be a leader and rules through force, ruthlessness, and sheer determination, aiming to restore Viltrum to its former power no matter the cost.
I don’t think viewers should go in expecting a certain thing. The core idea is more important. While there’s a clear conflict between characters like the Joker and Lex Luthor, that’s not the main focus. What really stood out to me was the setup: Rick Flag Jr. and Amanda Waller decide metahumans are too much trouble, constantly escaping, and decide to eliminate them permanently by sending them to another dimension. Naturally, sending a bunch of villains to another dimension has consequences, and in this case, the only person currently there is a good guy who’s forced to fend for himself.
Even though Lex Luthor is currently imprisoned, it’s become clear that he and his associates have infiltrated the government. Rick Flag made a dangerous bargain, and those rarely end positively. During a question-and-answer session, *Comic Book Resources* pointed out that Flag appears to be in a powerful position, but that dealing with Lex Luthor usually means Luthor ends up controlling the situation. James Gunn readily confirmed this assessment.
Robin Williams’ daughter, Zelda Williams, has expressed her strong disapproval of people using AI to create videos of her late father. She called the practice “disgusting” and publicly shared her distress on social media.
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I often think about whether Stu and Billy would have let Steve live in *Scream* if Casey had answered their final question correctly. Would naming the killer from the original *Friday the 13th* have saved her, or were they determined to kill them both regardless? It’s something we’ll likely never know. But I’m certain of one thing: Casey really should have known the answer! There’s just no excuse for forgetting Pamela Voorhees – she was a truly unforgettable character.
The animated movie *Tangled* was released in 2010 and offered a fresh take on the Rapunzel story. Mandy Moore provided the voice for Rapunzel in this version. The film was very successful for Disney, and with the recent popularity of *Lilo & Stitch*, it looks like Disney is planning to focus on *Tangled* again.
The horror movie *FruitHead*, directed by Mike Diva, centers around a TV commercial director (played by Bradley Whitford) who accidentally cursed a former child actor from a popular 90s ad. Now an adult, that actor – portrayed by viral content creator Chester Collins – is seeking revenge.
The company partnered with animation studio Titmouse, known for popular shows like *Big Mouth* and *Star Trek: Lower Decks*, to create a five-part anime series. This series is designed to highlight their updated Japanese language courses. Each episode is just one minute long, and you can watch the trailer for *The Final Test* here: