Zack Snyder shared a photo he took of Ben Affleck, saying he captured a definitive Batman moment in the portrait studio he created for the Justice League film. He shot it with a Leica Monochrome camera and a 50mm Dream Lens.
According to him, the planned separation of Comcast’s cable business from its media assets like NBC, Peacock, and Universal Studios will give the company more freedom to pursue deals. He also downplayed worries about potential regulatory hurdles, suggesting Comcast might be looking to make acquisitions more than many realize.
The second episode of the horror prequel will be available on HBO Max starting Friday, October 31st, at midnight Pacific Time / 3 AM Eastern Time.
The trailer hints at a return to the terrifying events in a small town. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) has been trying to live a peaceful life, but a new Ghostface emerges and starts threatening her daughter (Isabel May), forcing Sidney to confront her past.
The last season of the show starts with Hawkins under military control as a new danger from Vecna emerges. The trailer shows the whole group reunited and already battling this threat, continuing the story right after the last season’s finale.
Recent reports indicate that Doctor Who hasn’t successfully drawn in new viewers on Disney+. Despite a significant investment – reportedly as much as $13 million per episode – the show didn’t appear on Nielsen or Luminate’s charts of popular streaming content. Even with Disney’s extensive marketing efforts, Doctor Who seems to be reaching mostly its existing fans, and some believe even that core audience is dwindling.
Rumors about Aaron Taylor-Johnson’s previous relationship with a Mexican actress are creating complications as he’s considered for the role of James Bond.
The character’s design is inspired by the original Doom, featuring elements like a metal mask, armored gloves, a dark green cloak, chainmail sleeves, and an intricate tunic. However, it’s been updated with modern textures and a realistic style similar to what you see in Marvel Cinematic Universe films.
Mark Tomlinson, a writer on the upcoming The Batman: Part II, got fans talking after a recent post on X (formerly Twitter). When asked about his dream project, he said he’d love to write a fourth Spider-Man movie starring Tobey Maguire, focusing on Peter Parker balancing life as a husband and father.
