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This would have been an incredible choice. Maeda has contributed to some legendary anime as a designer, including working on the designs of the Angels in “Neon Genesis Evangelion” (designs that later inspired the alien in Jordan Peele’s “Nope”), as well as Ghibli films like “Porco Rosso” and “Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind.” […]
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Marvel couldn’t have made a better choice if it had the Time Stone itself. Back when a “Doctor Strange” movie was far from a guaranteed hit, Scott Derrickson and Kevin Feige knew they simply couldn’t afford to get the casting wrong. Despite their dalliance with Joaquin Phoenix, it ultimately became clear that Benedict Cumberbatch was the […]
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a movie that makes more than $1.6 billion at the box office is probably going to get another franchise entry greenlit very, very quickly. Such is the case with the 2019 “live-action” remake of “The Lion King,” which didn’t leave much of a pop culture imprint, but certainly had […]
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As a bonus, the LEGO “Dune” Ornithopter features many more characters than those who might be seen flying the vehicle. As LEGO Designer Michael Psiaki put it, “We talked about what makes sense, and with Legendary (the production company) about who they wanted. We thought this is the LEGO Dune set. This is our one […]
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We’ve already been told that “Terrifier 3” contains a scene so brutal it even made David Howard Thornton sick. Meanwhile, the teaser trailer showed Art the Clown getting into the festive spirit by decimating a helpless child on Christmas eve. Wonderful stuff. After the trailer dropped, anticipation for the film was higher than ever, with […]
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Streaming May 8 on Disney+. People can never get enough of The Beatles, and for the first time in 50 years, the 1970 documentary film “Let It Be” will be available for audiences to watch, now in the comfort of their own homes. The documentary was originally released in May 1970 during the drama of the […]
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“Challengers” and “Dune: Part Two” have something in common besides Zendaya: both movies were originally supposed to release in the latter half of 2023, but were delayed in response to the actors strike. Those two commonalities aren’t disconnected, but speak to Zendaya’s growing star power, since the strike would have meant her absence from the […]
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The scene illuminates so much about these three characters and their individual relationships to one other, making clear that this triangle functions best when each component is drawn to the other two, sometimes in ways that are so primal they don’t even know how to verbalize them. Kuritzkes continued: “The question then became how to […]
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On Deathstrike’s right is Azazel, another “X-Men” villain but a less beloved one. Introduced during Chuck Austen’s, shall we say, unpopular run on “Uncanny X-Men,” Azazel is (or was, since it has since been retconned) the father of Kurt Wagner/Nightcrawler. Like his son, Azazel is a teleporting mutant with a prehensile tail. While Kurt has […]
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In the early going, the plot follows the familiar (if well-worn) playbook of “The Magnificent Seven” and countless other getting-the-team-together adventures. As German U-boats wreak havoc throughout the Atlantic Ocean, preventing the United States from entering the war in earnest and all but ensuring a resounding European surrender to fascism, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill […]
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