Zack Snyder’s recent post has quickly gained over 767,000 likes in only four days. This is more than the 741,000 likes James Gunn’s announcement of a ‘Man of Tomorrow’ project received back in September.
In an interview with Parade, Ridley didn’t offer many details about the long-awaited project, which was first revealed in 2023 as her potential return to the Star Wars universe after The Rise of Skywalker.
The trailer reveals that Malcolm, now grown up, is drawn back into his famously chaotic family after years of trying to stay away. His parents, Hal and Lois, request he attend their 40th wedding anniversary, and predictably, everything quickly descends into madness.
Zack Snyder shared a black-and-white photo on Instagram of Ray Fisher as Cyborg, with the caption “The immensely talented @ray8fisher bringing Cyborg to life. Justice League.”
Even though James Gunn wasn’t officially the director of Supergirl, the movie heavily borrows from the style he established with Guardians of the Galaxy. Craig Gillespie likely got the directing job only after agreeing to use Gunn’s humorous approach for the DC Universe. This same approach reportedly led to the cancellation of projects like Swamp Thing and Sgt. Rock.
If true, this would be the third separate sneak peek to appear online, after previous leaks showing Steve Rogers and Thor.
Avengers: Doomsday is set to be a massive movie event in 2026. The film will bring together the popular heroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and is expected to take the franchise in a more intense and dramatic direction. A recent trailer created a huge buzz by revealing the return of Chris Evans as Captain America (Steve Rogers). The movie also stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Vanessa Kirby, Anthony Mackie, Sebastian Stan, Letitia Wright, and Paul Rudd, all returning as their iconic characters.
People are reacting strongly to the ending of Stranger Things, and the negative response is being compared to the criticism surrounding the Game of Thrones finale – a comparison that isn’t positive.
The fanbase, already split after the first volume, is now reacting very negatively, and criticism is quickly gaining traction on social media.
The trailer begins with the statement, “There’s only one John Madden—they didn’t make another,” and then shows how he went from being a Super Bowl-winning coach for the Raiders to a famous broadcaster and the face of the popular Madden NFL video game.