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With 70 critic reviews, the film sits at 61%, just barely fresh.

According to Variety, the show has been officially renewed for a second season. Creator Noah Hawley has also signed a major new agreement with FX and Disney Entertainment Television, reportedly worth nine figures, securing his position as a key creative force at Disney.

According to the Tachyon Pulse Podcast on YouTube, the new film by Kinberg is reportedly the beginning of a fresh trilogy intended to supersede all previous content created during the Alex Kurtzman era.

As a huge movie fan, I always appreciate seeing filmmakers use their platforms for good. So, I was really touched by Zack Snyder’s Veterans Day post on Instagram. He simply said he’s thankful for those who fight for truth, justice, and freedom – and honestly, it felt really genuine and powerful. It’s a nice reminder to show our gratitude, not just today, but always. 🇺🇸 #VeteransDay

Okay, so the new teaser just dropped, and it’s using INXS’s “Never Tear Us Apart” – instantly giving me chills! It hints at a huge new villain in the Toy Story universe, and honestly, it’s not anyone we’ve seen before. Forget Lotso, Zurg, or even the whole Sunnyside situation – this threat feels totally different and way bigger.

This new Predator feels like a watered-down version of the one I remember – the same series known for its over-the-top action, like a Predator gleefully destroying Arnold Schwarzenegger with a nuclear blast. But now, it seems to be influenced by Disney’s tendency to make everything cute and family-friendly, like ‘Baby Yoda’.

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Snyder has once again highlighted just how grand and ambitious his vision for Batman v Superman truly was.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the creators of American Vandal, Dan Perrault and Tony Yacenda, are joining DC Studios to develop a Superman spinoff. They will write, executive produce, and serve as showrunners for the series, which will star Skyler Gisondo as Jimmy Olsen, the photographer at the Daily Planet.

Pete Jackson will be the writer for the series. Ben Stephenson and Leanne Klein are executive producers, and Warner Bros. Television is producing it.