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Next year’s Christmas Season will feature lights from the Ecto-1. Sony has announced the release date for the Ghostbusters: Afterlife sequel – which is currently being called Firehouse – and it will hit theaters on December 20, 2023. Following last fall’s hit reboot/sequel/essentially a remake, Firehouse will find the new generation of Ghostbusters in New …

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It’s a ruse worthy of Captain Jack himself. An Australian entertainment news outlet called Poptopic claimed a source told them that Disney is preparing a massive offer for Johnny Depp to return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise as Captain Jack Sparrow. According to the source – whom they call an “industry insider” and …

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Watch enough movies, and you’ll start to see strange thematic bedfellows. I finally caught Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness a few weeks ago in an attempt to learn one or two plot points and guest appearances from the film itself rather than Twitter. (There’s currently a pool going on when I’ll finally check …

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Chris Pratt sparked a debate again. This time, it was something he said during an appearance on Smartless, a podcast hosted by Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, and Will Arnett. (By the way, Chris Pratt hates gay people so much that he appeared on a podcast hosted by Sean Hayes.) When asked about his plans for …

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If someone makes a 2022 bingo game, half the grid would be “Ezra Miller Makes Headlines.” The latest chapter in his crazy story comes from Rolling Stone, which hears from sources that Miller is “hosting” a 25-year-old woman and her three children at a farm he owns in Stamford, Vermont. The children are between one …

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With only two episodes to go – or one two-part episode, depending on how you view these things – The Flash finally kicks the season’s main story back into gear with “Negative, Part 1.” Revelations and shocking moments abound, but it’s also a narrative mess, spewing exposition so rapidly that it becomes confusing, and doubly …

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Superman & Lois has been speeding towards the big climax, but there’s one more episode to go, so things had to slow down a bit. “Worlds War Bizarre” acts mostly as the set-up for next week’s season finale, and as such, it’s not the most exciting episode – until the end, that is. Superman recovers …

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Remember the Honest Trailer about Revenge of the Sith (back when they were funny)? There’s a line in it that says Revenge of the Sith is “the best Star Wars prequel by default simply because something occasionally happens.” That’s “Destined,” the third episode of Ms. Marvel, in a nutshell. It’s the best one yet because …

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Paramount just gave freedom of expression the high sign. The Guardian reports that Paramount CEO Bob Bakish commented on censoring art, something that’s become all the rage among entertainment companies in the Woke Era. While in the UK promoting a deal with Sky that would give Sky Cinema subscribers Paramount+ for free, Bakish had this …

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One of Spider-Man’s most famous foes may not live up to his title. At CineEurope, a trade show for the movie industry held in Barcelona this year, Aaron Taylor-Johnson discussed the just-completed film Kraven the Hunter, in which he plays the title character. Taylor Johnson told attendees that Kraven is “one of Marvel’s most iconic, …

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