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George R.R. Martin hinted to fans in July that he would soon share his thoughts on the issues surrounding “House of the Dragon”. This intriguing hint implied that Martin was ready to reveal a great deal, and indeed he did. The author discussed more than just his concerns about the divisive second season; he expressed fierce concern in a now-deleted blog post about what showrunner Ryan Condal has planned for the series’ final two seasons. This passionate outburst was reminiscent of the Night King bringing down the Wall in its destructive power

Greetings everyone! The moment we’ve all been eagerly waiting for has finally arrived, my fellow “Lord of the Rings” enthusiasts. Yes, you guessed it – the enigmatic character, Tom Bombadil, is making his grand entrance in a major live-action adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s work. In an exclusive clip from “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” season two, episode four, our beloved mysterious traveler, The Stranger, finds himself in an unusual predicament, although one that is not entirely alien to fans of Tolkien, especially when a certain character is about to make an appearance. Fortunately for The Stranger, Tom Bombadil seems to be in a helpful (and musical) mood in this scene from “The Rings of Power.”

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Joaquin Phoenix exited Todd Haynes’ gay romance film just five days before the filming began but refused to justify his decision. On Wednesday, September 4, the actor was part of a press conference for his upcoming movie Joker: Folie à Deux at the Venice Film Festival, where he revealed why disclosing the reason wouldn’t be right.

Despite the conclusion of Attack on Titan in both the anime and manga, the excitement surrounding it remains as vibrant and engaging as ever. As we near the 15th anniversary of its manga debut this month, speculation about a secretive new project has only intensified among fans. The creators and teams associated with the series are rumored to unveil fresh announcements or celebratory posts in honor of this milestone anniversary

Following plenty of excitement, the Dragon Ball Daima trailer was unveiled this week, stirring up quite a storm within the anime fanbase. One particularly intriguing aspect of the preview was catching a glimpse of Goku in his timeless Super Saiyan guise

It’s well-known that among superhero television shows, “The Boys” stands out as one of the most-watched and highly-regarded series. Adapted from its namesake comic books, this gritty portrayal of the superhero genre has garnered significant attention on Amazon Prime and consistently pushes the envelope in terms of what can be depicted on television

It appears that older franchises are experiencing a revival. The Scream series is alive and well, a Gremlins animated show is on its way, and now it’s rumored we’ll see more of Twilight. Yes, you heard it right. A Twilight TV series is under development through Lionsgate Television. However, in an unexpected twist, the upcoming Twilight series won’t be live-action but rather an animated adaptation. As reported by The Hollywood Reporter, Netflix is working on this project, which is based on Stephanie Meyer’s Midnight Sun novel that presents Edward’s perspective. We’re eager to see how this will unfold

The unexpected triumph of Todd Phillips’ “Joker” in 2019 left me astounded. As a die-hard Batman enthusiast, the concept of a standalone Joker movie—exploring the character’s Elseworlds origins devoid of Batman’s influence—initially seemed contradictory. Furthermore, it appeared excessively edgy, with the film set in a 1970s Gotham City inspired by Scorsese, plagued by crime and corruption on a massive scale. Frankly, I thought the Joker was an inappropriate choice for portraying a Rorschach-style psychopath. However, the movie was released, it raked in enormous profits, won some Oscars, and now we’re anticipating the sequel, “Joker: Folie à Deux.”