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Disney Unveils the Lady and the Tramp Remake’s Real-Life Good Doggos

Doggo is a good doggo. Thankfully, Disney’s live-action Lady and the Tramp isn’t going The Lion King route by making photorealistic CGI versions of canines. Instead, they’ve cast a bunch of real good boys and good girls for Tessa Thompson, Janelle Monáe, and other actors to voice. Plus, they’re rescue pups! People unveiled the first…

Movies Beth Elderkin

Game of Thrones Creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss Sign Massive Overall Deal With Netflix

They helped create one of the most popular pieces of pop culture this century, and now they’re being rewarded with a nine-figure deal to produce even more projects for the best-known streaming service in the world. Deadline reports that after weeks of courting by a total of six studios, Game of Thrones creators David Benioff…

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Young Justice: Outsiders Is Raising Fascinating Questions About Super Ethics

While Young Justice: Outsiders’ larger, overarching story has followed multiple groups of public-facing and covert Justice League teams fighting to stop the Light and its involvement in Granny Goodness’ metahuman trafficking operation, some of the series’ smaller, more personal stories have explored what the new age of active meta-genes means for “normal” people. Unlike the…

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Dark Phoenix and Galaxy’s Edge Hit Disney’s Bottom Line, But Disney + and Many Remakes Are on the Way

We’re not even through with summer and Walt Disney Studios has already grossed a record-breaking $8 billion at the international box office. And yet, even with that, 2019 hasn’t been a total win for one of the largest media brands in the world. Disney CEO Bob Iger had an earnings call today and detailed a…

Movies Germain Lussier

Swamp Thing‘s Creepy Post-Credits Scene Could Have Been a Big Deal in Another Universe

DC Universe’s Swamp Thing, a show that was too good for this world, has returned to the Green after being canceled before the series ever really got a chance to take root. The series’ finale did what it could to tie up its many loose ends, but because there were originally supposed to be three…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

In the New Carnival Row Trailer, Murder and Mystery Bring 2 Lovers Back Home

Carnival Row is full of secrets—and that includes the teasers. The earliest glimpses at the series—starring Cara Delevingne and Orlando Bloom as lovers caught in a conflict between humans and mythical creatures—have been pretty vague. But now, the first full trailer is here for Amazon’s steampunk verité. Get ready to head into a world of…

Trailers Beth Elderkin

The Boys‘ Critique of Megacorporations Sure Is Rich

Vought International, the American company that manages the entire country’s population of licensed superheroes in the world of Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s The Boys, is a capitalistic leviathan with tentacles reaching into the worlds of law enforcement, the entertainment industry, the military, and a number of other major parts of general society. Sound familiar?…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

The First Titans Season 2 Trailer Introduces New Heroes, Villains, and Krypto the Superdog

Kryptooo the Superdog, ahem, is easily the most exciting part of the first trailer for Titans’ new season, coming to DC Universe this fall. Superboy, Aqualad, and Deathstroke’s kids are cool and all, but this is Krypto we’re talking about here! After premiering the first trailer during the DC Universe panel at San Diego Comic-Con…

Trailers Charles Pulliam-Moore

Noelle Stevenson on She-Ra’s Shocking Twist, Shorter Seasons, and What’s Next in Etheria

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power returned packing a short but powerful punch. The six-episode season felt like a long movie, telling an epic story that raised the stakes in a big way—for both our heroes and villains. So, what does it all mean, and what’s next? We asked showrunner Noelle Stevenson to weigh in.…

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Star Trek’s Jeri Ryan Had a Hard Time Finding Seven’s Voice for Picard

Seven of Nine is back to everyone’s surprise in Star Trek: Picard, a reveal from the show’s first full trailer that tore the house down at San Diego Comic-Con last month. But more recently at Star Trek Las Vegas, the actor behind Voyager’s best Borg revealed that finding her way back to Seven was a…

Television James Whitbrook

One of Stranger Things’ Best Ideas Came Late in the Game

There were a lot of new team-ups in the third season of Netflix’s Stranger Things, but the coolest one (literally) had to be between Steve (Joe Keery) and his badass Russian-translating coworker Robin (Maya Hawke). Their relationship seemed to be going in a certain direction as Steve developed feelings for his new best friend, only…

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Gloriously Gruesome Sci-Fi Cult Classic Event Horizon Might Become an Amazon Series

I have often proclaimed my love for Paul W.S. Anderson’s 1997 sci-fi horror film Event Horizon, about a deep-space vessel that goes to a very bad dimension and returns with mind-warping powers, and features Laurence Fishburne barking the immortal line “Fuck this ship!” A TV series might happen, you say? Fuck YES! Amazon and Paramount…

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She-Ra’s Excellent Season 3 Is a Massive Leap Forward for Its Heroes and Villains

She-Ra and the Princesses of Power’s relatively short second season left you wanting more, in large part because its length led to a chunk of Adora’s story feeling incomplete. The new third season not only continues to give She-Ra’s sizable cast space to evolve, it also introduces new, fascinating revelations about the nature of She-Ra’s…

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Netflix Cancels The OA After 2 Seasons [Updated]

All of the dangling mysteries on Netflix’s The OA will, unfortunately, remain that way. Netflix has canceled the show after two seasons. “We are incredibly proud of the 16 mesmerizing chapters of The OA,” said Cindy Holland, Netflix’s VP of Original Content. “And are grateful to Brit [Marling] and Zal [Batmanglij] for sharing their audacious…

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Get Mad, in a Good Way: Aggretsuko Will Return for Season 3

Rock on, fans of red pandas and death metal: Retsuko’s rage-filled journey through life is not over yet. Netflix Japan and Sanrio took to Taipei Comic Exhibition today to confirm that Aggretsuko will return to the streaming service for a third season. Fanworks studio writer/director (and also singer for Retusko’s metal-screaming singing interludes in the…

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Swamp Thing Died a Beautiful, Misunderstood Virgin in Its Messy Series Finale

Swamp Thing’s season one finale “Loose Ends” is aptly named. It’s the first of the ill-fated series’ episodes that telegraphs just how suddenly Warner Bros. canceled the show, while also reducing the length of the season from 13 episodes to 10 (while the crew was still shooting). It’s a hurried attempt to weave together several…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

The Man Who Fell to Earth Will Become a CBS All Access Series

CBS All Access has made its name pumping out Star Trek content, but the streaming service has another sci-fi series in the pipeline: an adaptation of Walter Tevis’ sci-fi novel The Man Who Fell to Earth, which was previously made into a 1976 film by Nicolas Roeg, memorably starring David Bowie. That doesn’t mean the…

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HBO Max Is Bringing a TARDIS-Load of Doctor Who With It

Well, if you’re kicking off a new streaming service in an age when everyone and their mother has a streaming service, offering plenty of adventures in Time and Space is a nice way to sweeten the pot. Warner Bros. has announced its (thankfully plus-less) upcoming streaming platform HBO Max will become the exclusive home to…

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The MCU’s Runaways and Cloak & Dagger Will Team Up in a Season 3 Crossover Episode

Remember the good old days, when the disparate parts of the Marvel’s cinematic franchise featured nifty little crossovers between shows and movies that established the idea that they were all part of a shared universe, meaning that there was always potential for big, epic team-ups? Hulu’s Runaways remembers, and so does Freeform’s Cloak & Dagger.…

Books & Comics Charles Pulliam-Moore

Netflix Is Testing ‘Physical Activity’ Tracking for Some Reason

Netflix collects a lot of data about you. But now, some Android users are finding that it’s also tracking ‘physical activity’ data via their phones. Last Friday, a security researcher on Twitter noticed that the Netflix Android app had added a menu asking for permission for physical activity access. That was corroborated by the Next…

Tech News Victoria Song

Disney Unveils the Lady and the Tramp Remake’s Real-Life Good Doggos

Game of Thrones Creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss Sign Massive Overall Deal With Netflix

Young Justice: Outsiders Is Raising Fascinating Questions About Super Ethics

Dark Phoenix and Galaxy’s Edge Hit Disney’s Bottom Line, But Disney + and Many Remakes Are on the Way

Swamp Thing‘s Creepy Post-Credits Scene Could Have Been a Big Deal in Another Universe

In the New Carnival Row Trailer, Murder and Mystery Bring 2 Lovers Back Home

The Boys‘ Critique of Megacorporations Sure Is Rich

The First Titans Season 2 Trailer Introduces New Heroes, Villains, and Krypto the Superdog

Noelle Stevenson on She-Ra’s Shocking Twist, Shorter Seasons, and What’s Next in Etheria

Star Trek’s Jeri Ryan Had a Hard Time Finding Seven’s Voice for Picard

One of Stranger Things’ Best Ideas Came Late in the Game

Gloriously Gruesome Sci-Fi Cult Classic Event Horizon Might Become an Amazon Series

She-Ra’s Excellent Season 3 Is a Massive Leap Forward for Its Heroes and Villains

Netflix Cancels The OA After 2 Seasons [Updated]

Get Mad, in a Good Way: Aggretsuko Will Return for Season 3

Swamp Thing Died a Beautiful, Misunderstood Virgin in Its Messy Series Finale

The Man Who Fell to Earth Will Become a CBS All Access Series

HBO Max Is Bringing a TARDIS-Load of Doctor Who With It

The MCU’s Runaways and Cloak & Dagger Will Team Up in a Season 3 Crossover Episode

Netflix Is Testing ‘Physical Activity’ Tracking for Some Reason

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