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IGN’s Pinned Post Asks For Less “Snyderverse” Spam

Lyndon Hall | Oct 16, 2021 | 0

IGN’s hosting of DC FanDome forced them to pin a post asking fans to be respectful and refrain from spamming “Snyderverse and other spam” in the chat. A flood of comments on the livestream included fervent support for Zack Snyder, director of DC movies such as Man of Steel, Batman ...

The Flash DC FanDome Sneak Peek Features Michael Keaton’s Batman

Lyndon Hall | Oct 16, 2021 | 0

DC FanDome 2021 has offered up many interesting tidbits for DC fans. One of the more anticipated features was footage from the upcoming Flash movie starring Ezra Miller and Michael Keaton. As production is still ongoing, there were no teasers or trailers per se; however, Ezra Miller did give us a &#...

DC FanDome 2021 Kicks Off With Black Adam Teaser

Lyndon Hall | Oct 16, 2021 | 0

DC’s online convention FanDome 2021 kicked off with a bang as Dwayne Johnson’s latest DC movie project, Black Adam, released a teaser trailer. The Black Adam trailer opens with some behind-the-scenes footage from the set and introductions from other cast members, including Pierce Brosnan...

“It’s Not Just a Signal,” It’s The Batman Teaser!

Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 14, 2021 | 0

While it’s still a while off from its release in theaters, fans got a glimpse from a teaser trailer for The Batman ahead of a full trailer debuting at the DC FanDome event this Saturday, October 16. It’s just a brief 6-second clip, but we know what Robert Pattinson’s Batman is going to sound l...

First Look at Timothée Chalamet’s Wonka is More Wilder Than Depp

Don Khan Swaylo | Oct 10, 2021 | 0

Timothée Chalamet will be a busy boy over the next few years. The man who is soon to be Paul Atreides in Denis Villeneuve’s Dune just posted a sneak peek for the upcoming Wonka. He will be portraying Willy Wonka in the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory prequel, scheduled for a 2023 release. The�...

REVIEW: The Many Saints of Newark (2021)

AlexGherzo | Oct 1, 2021 | 5

The Many Saints of Newark was a risky proposition from the get-go. To follow up something as beloved and intricately constructed as The Sopranos is one of the clearest examples of a fool’s errand imaginable. It becomes greater in the wake of El Camino, which added nothing to Breaking Bad and ruine...