Netflix’s ‘Black Mirror’ Season 7 Official Trailer Teases “USS Callister” Sequel

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In the sneak peek for Charlie Brooker’s science fiction anthology series, we catch another takeoff of the USS Callister. This upcoming season brings back characters from Black Mirror, like Cristin Milioti and significant figures from Season 4’s “USS Callister” Episode 1. They are depicted as still navigating their virtual odyssey with Milioti portraying Nanette Cole again, a timid computer programmer who finds herself trapped in a video game alongside her forceful boss Robert Daly, played by Jesse Plemons, against her will. Additionally, we see Billy Magnussen reprising his role as Karl, Milanka Brooks as Elena, and Osy Ikhile as Nate.

Disney’s Snow White in Woke Disaster: Actress Out of Control

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As a devoted cinephile, I’ve recently learned that Disney seems to be tightening the reins on the UK and U.S. premieres for Snow White, given the ongoing debates surrounding both Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot. It appears that Zegler has been vocal about the original film, and she also expresses solidarity with Palestine, while Gadot openly supports Israel.

LaMelo Ball’s PUMA MB.04 Goes Golden

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LaMelo Ball, at present, exceeds 25 points per game on average, marking a career peak in his five-year stint with the Charlotte Hornets. Meanwhile, his footwear with PUMA Hoops is flourishing as the PUMA MB.04 consistently unveils fresh designs throughout the season. The latest style for this shoe is a “Golden Child” edition, symbolizing that whatever Ball touches transforms into gold.

Spider-Man’s Lost ’80s Movie Trailer: A Glimpse into a Different Era

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It seems that the Spider-Man movie we’re discussing originated from a time when comic book adaptations weren’t as popular in theaters. Despite the significant success of Richard Donner’s Superman in 1978 and the booming sales of Marvel Comics, including Spider-Man titles selling an astounding 800,000 issues monthly, studios were hesitant to invest in comic book heroes. The only studio that expressed interest was Cannon Films, known for their low budget productions. This could explain why the trailer appeared relatively cheap compared to other movies of the time. Additionally, there was a poster featuring Spidey swinging through space, which seemed out of place.

Marvel Honors Gwen Stacy’s Death with Animated Short on YouTube

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For over five decades, the demise of Gwen Stacy has left a profound impact on pop culture, influencing comics in various ways, some positive and others less so. This particular comic book issue is often cited as the commencement of the Bronze Age, a period when comics adopted a more somber tone compared to the brighter, more vibrant Silver Age. Previously, superheroes consistently rescued their loved ones from danger. However, Gwen’s death signified that this wasn’t always guaranteed anymore, marking a significant change in the overall tone of mainstream comics. Unfortunately, this development also paved the way for a regrettable trend – the tactic of killing off a male protagonist’s female love interest to fuel his storyline, which is now referred to as “fridging.

Peter Dinklage’s Toxic Avenger Gets Theatrical Release Date

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The aim was to preserve the essence of Lloyd’s initial Jennifer Aspinall/Mitch Cohen monster, while incorporating elements reminiscent of the Toxic Crusaders cartoon’s aesthetics. Simultaneously, we wanted to introduce something fresh, bizarre, and endearing with Toxie’s design. That’s what Macon Blair shared with EW.com, praising Millenium FX for their work – a blend of human, mutant, and unquestionable affection.