As a huge DC fan, I was so excited to hear Damon Lindelof gave the cast of the *Lanterns* series Green Lantern hats! Everyone’s buzzing online, and a lot of us think it’s a sneaky hint that The Centre – that really old, powerful being from the *New Frontier* comic – will be a big part of the show. It’s fun to speculate, and it definitely got me even more hyped for the series!
The series, starring Gabriel Guevara and Nicole Wallace as Nick and Noah, is adapted from the popular novels by Mercedes Ron. It’s become a hit around the world thanks to its touching stories and the strong connection between the two main actors.
Okay, so I checked the numbers, and the *Peacemaker* Season 2 finale brought in about 435,000 viewers over its first four days. That’s a bit of a drop from Season 1’s finale, which had around 584,000 households tuning in – roughly 150,000 fewer this time around. Still a solid number, but definitely a noticeable difference!
During an interview on the *Bingeworthy* podcast, he explained that the movie wasn’t a failure due to its quality, but rather because audiences didn’t give it a chance.
Even though critics have praised the politically charged drama, calling it a landmark film, it’s expected to lose over $100 million for Warner Bros., according to Variety.
While Leto is set to play Skeletor in the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie and was previously considered the film’s biggest star, the poor performance of Tron: Ares has led to questions about his ability to draw audiences. This raises concerns about whether people will go see another visually-intensive fantasy movie centered around him.
I’m so excited to hear Jim Carrey is potentially taking on another big movie role! He’s been amazing as Dr. Robotnik in the *Sonic the Hedgehog* movies – those films have made over $1.2 billion globally, which is incredible! And he’s coming back for *Sonic the Hedgehog 3* as Gerald Robotnik, so that’s something to look forward to!
I was so excited to hear about the incredible impact New York Comic Con had on the city! Apparently, it brought around $35 million to New York City’s economy, which is fantastic. And the best part? Organizers just announced that NYCC will be back from October 8th to 11th, 2026, celebrating its 20th anniversary! I’m already counting down the days.
The well-loved story was first made into a movie in 2023, followed by a second film at the end of 2024. The series is nearing its conclusion with the third and final movie, *Culpa Nuestra*, scheduled for release on October 16, 2025. An English-language adaptation, *My Fault: London*, premiered on February 13, 2025. Prime Video has shared all four films with fans worldwide, consistently attracting new viewers and achieving success with each release.
The new series is performing about as well as ‘Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,’ which reached 19.5 million viewers in its first week. However, interest seems to be fading. Daily viewership started at 4.1 million during the opening weekend but fell to 2.9 million by the end of the week.