“The Night Agent” Ending With Season 4

Netflix Netflix has officially announced that the upcoming fourth season of its action thriller series “The Night Agent” will be the final season for the series. The streamer announced today that the fourth season has just begun production in Los Angeles and will be the show’s last. Series creator Shawn Ryan has also issued a […]

Abdul-Mateen On Exiting “Furiosa” Role

Marvel At one time, Emmy winner Yahya Abdul-Mateen II (“Wonder Man,” “Aquaman”) was attached to a key role in George Miller’s “Mad Max: Fury Road” prequel “Furiosa”. Specifically Abdul-Mateen II was slated to star in the Praetorian Jack role that ultimately went to British actor Tom Burke and serves as an ally of the young […]

Enos On Potential “World War Z 2” Return

Paramount Pictures The 2013 zombie action film “World War Z” was a commercial success, pulling in $540 million to become the highest-grossing zombie film of all time. It also had production issues which led to a reshot third act and a fairly costly budget said to be well over $200 million. A sequel was announced […]

“Devil,” “Michael” Rake It In At Box-Office

20th Century Studios “The Devil Wears Prada 2” sashayed across the global box-office this weekend, the title raking in $77 million domestically and $156 million overseas for a stunning debut of $234 million worldwide. That’s well ahead of expectations overseas, as international markets were only expected to do around $100 million according to early projections. […]

Consumers Sue To Block Paramount-WB Deal

A small handful of consumers have filed a lawsuit against Paramount Skydance seeking to block its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. The lawsuit, filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California, alleges the Paramount-Warner deal will lead to increased prices, fewer consumer choices and reduce production of film and TV (ie. […]

Why “Lanterns” Is Going Grounded, Not Cosmic

HBO The biggest discussions surrounding HBO and DC Studios’ upcoming “Lanterns” series have all been about tone and how it’s opting for something grounded and contained, rather than epic and cosmic. Going into production, the series was described as essentially a “True Detective”-style series involving the hunt for a killer in the American heartland. The […]

Spike Lee Criticises The “Michael” Critics

Lionsgate, UPI Filmmaker Spike Lee has defended the recent Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” in the wake of the harsh critical reviews for the movie that opened the other week. Speaking with CNN, Lee says he’s seen the film twice and “loved it” and says a big problem with much of the criticism about the film […]

“Supergirl” Will Have A Post-Credits Scene

Warner Bros. Pictures Filmmaker Craig Gillespie has confirmed that DC Studios’ upcoming “Supergirl” film will include a post-credits sequence. Speaking with Collider, Gillespie confirmed that the film’s current runtime is clocking in at just under 110 minutes (1hr 50mins) with credits, around 20 minutes shorter than Gunn’s “Superman”. Asked if he could tease the film’s […]

“Wildwood” The Sky Remembers Featurette

LAIKA Studios A new featurette is out for “Wildwood,” the newest film from beloved animation studio LAIKA (“Coraline,” “ParaNorman”). The project will mark the company’s sixth feature and is helmed by Travis Knight (“Kubo and the Two Strings”) from a script by Chris Butler (“ParaNorman,” “Missing Link”), based on the novel by Colin Meloy. For […]

“Wonder Man” Season 2 Won’t Go All MCU

Marvel Marvel Studios’ “Wonder Man” director Destin Daniel Cretton, head writer Andrew Guest and leading man Yahya Abdul-Mateen II recently spoke with THR, reflecting on the surprise big success of the series. One of the biggest reasons for the show’s embrace is that it doesn’t follow the Marvel Studios formula – stakes are small, effects […]
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