Monthly Archives: July 2017

Justice League Cast Teases Superman’s Return

During the Warner Bros. panel today at San Diego Comic-Con, several stars of the DCEU subtly and not-so-subtly referenced the return of the Man of Steel.

In an exchange during the Q&A portion of the panel, a young boy asked the panel, “Where is Superman gonna be in this movie?" Wonder Woman actress Gal Gadot replied, “You’re a very smart boy."

Jason Momoa, star of the upcoming Aquaman film, chose a... different approach to the boy's question. "Son, I’m not sure if your parents showed you the last movie but Superman’s dead," Momoa said. "That’s your parents’ fault."

Momoa went on to defend his blunt reply to the room, "Hey guys that’s just the facts. My kids are here too. They know he’s not around.”

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Arrested Development Season 5 to Have Murder Mystery

The fifth season of Arrested Development will involve a murder mystery, according to series star Jason Bateman.

Warning: Arrested Development Season 4 spoilers below.

Speaking to EW Radio, Bateman said the mystery behind the death of Lucille Austero (Liza Minnelli) in Season 4 will serve as "sort of a central thread" in the show's next season. "The central spine of that story of is the death of Liza Minnelli’s character, and a bit of whodunit, who may have done it, who had something to do with it," he explained.

The actor also discussed the show's overall structure, revealing that series' creator Mitchell Hurwitz has a "three-act story" planned for Arrested Development after it's first three seasons. "The first act was done on the first batch of Netflix episodes, and we’re about to do now the second act of that story, and then the act third act presumably will be done if we can all get it together at a later date, maybe in another few years," Bateman said.

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Aquaman Footage Showcased Villain’s Armada

Aquaman star Jason Momoa appeared at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday to promote his DC superhero's solo film, which hits theaters December 2018.

Momoa, who had just flown in from Australia from filming Aquaman, introduced a brief video and recorded message from the film's director, James Wan.

The sizzle reel began with largely the same footage as the animated, conceptual imagery screened at this year’s CinemaCon. The real clip began with two fishermen out at sea. A foreign-language version of the classic tune “Beyond the Sea” plays over this footage.

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The Flash Movie to Adapt Flashpoint Story

Today in San Diego Comic-Con's fabled Hall H, Warner Brothers revealed that its upcoming DC Extended Universe movie The Flash is seemingly set to adapt Geoff John's popular 2011 "Flashpoint" run from the comics.

Official logos were shown for a huge slate of DC Comics films including Justice League Dark, The Batman, Batgirl, Wonder Woman 2, and Green Lantern Corps. When The Flash's movie logo appeared on screen, it disappeared and morphed into "Flashpoint," to cheers from the crowd.

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Warner Bros.’ Next Solo Batman Movie Gets An Official Title

Warner Bros.' revealed the official title of its upcoming solo Batman movie, called simply, "The Batman," during the Warner Bros. panel today at San Diego Comic-Con.

While we've heard reference to this being the working title -- Affleck stated that's what he wanted to call it -- the logo flashing on screen during the slate of upcoming DCEU films is the first time we've seen it officially confirmed.

Ben Affleck who has cast doubt on how long he would fill the boots and cape appeared on stage with the rest of the Justice League.

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Wonder Woman 2 Officially Confirmed

Warner Bros. and DC have officially confirmed that Wonder Woman 2 is a part of the upcoming slate of DCEU films.

In the Warner Bros. film panel moderated by Chris Hardwick at San Diego Comic-Con 2017, DC revealed its upcoming flood of movies, including Justice League, Aquaman, Justice League Dark, Green Lantern Corps, The Batman (DC has officially confirmed the title), Shazam!, Batgirl, The Flash (which will be adapting the iconic Flashpoint storyline), and finally, the much-anticipated sequel.

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Huge DC Rebirth Mystery to Be Revealed in Action Comics

DC Comics held their "Justice For All" panel at SDCC this morning. The panel focused on a wide range of DC Rebirth comics, and while no new projects were announced, the panel did hint at some big developments to come as the Rebirth train keeps rolling.

The biggest revelation in the panel came from Action Comics writer Dan Jurgens, who confirmed that the identity of the enigmatic Mr. Oz will be revealed in September's Action Comics #987, the first chapter of "The Oz Effect." Jurgens promised that this reveal will have a huge impact on the entire Superman family, and that the clues to piece together Oz's identity are already out there. First, however, readers should also look to next week's Action Comics #984 for another big twist.

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Cloverfield 3 Pushed to 2018

The third installment in the Cloverfield universe, previously known as God Particle, has been pushed back a little over three months.

Variety reports that, instead of opening in theaters on October 27, the J.J. Abrams-produced film will now be released on February 2, 2018. This is the second time the movie has been delayed, as it was originally dated for a February 24, 2017 release.

The story is set in the near future and centers around a team of astronauts on a space station who must fight for survival after making a terrifying discovery.

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New Gears of War Comic Series Announced

Gears of War developer The Coalition has announced a new series of comics based on its third-person shooter series is coming next year.

In a post on the official Gears of War website, the studio announced it's partnering with IDW Publishing and writer Kurtis Wiebe (Rat Queens) on the new comic book series.

gears-art Gears of War promo art

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Westworld: Jonathan Tucker, Neil Jackson Cast for Season 2

Westworld has added two new cast members for Season 2.

Variety reports American Gods star Jonathan Tucker has joined the hit HBO show as a commanding military officer named Major Craddock.

Jonathan Tucker as Lyesmith in American Gods

Neil Jackson, known for his role as Abraham Van Brunt in Sleepy Hollow, will portray a resourceful and charming man named Nicholas who finds himself in an unfamiliar situation.

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