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DC Entertainment: 2017 in Review – Part 1 [Film]
2017 was yet another big year for DC Entertainment. Two movies hit theaters and expanded DC Films’ shared universe. The company’s television shows continued to thrive. And we got some cool stuff from the animation and video game worlds. In this first part of our annual reflection, we look back at all the major news, rumors, and more from the world of DC Films. For our recap of DC Entertainment’s five biggest moments at San Diego Comic-Con, click HERE. DC Films’ first release of 2017 is by far its biggest success. Following a marketing campaign that included trailers, magazine covers and more, Wonder Woman came in and took over the…
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Marvel Entertainment: 2017 in Review – Part 1 [Film]
To say the least, 2017 has been yet another huge year for Marvel Entertainment, whether it’s in the Marvel Cinematic Universe or elsewhere. Several movies hit theaters, with many more still in development. The television shows keep going strong. And we’ve had news on the animation and video game compartments. In this first installment of our annual reflection, we look back at the biggest news, announcements, and more surrounding Marvel’s movies. For Marvel’s biggest moments at San Diego Comic-Con 2017, click HERE. This year, Marvel Studios released three movies. The team reunites in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Peter Parker balances high school life and being a superhero in…
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Does JUSTICE LEAGUE Really Need an Extended Cut?
Ever since the debut of DC Films’ Justice League, fans almost immediately began talking about its home video release. Many hope to see director Zack Snyder’s original cut, while others want to at least see an extended version of what we got in theaters. Currently, there’s no word on whether we’ll get a new cut of the movie, but it’s unlikely we’ll see Snyder’s complete original vision (which was already being changed before the film began production). And yet, with all this discussion, it begs the question: Does Justice League *really* need an extended cut? That is something we will explore today. But first, let’s discuss some of the benefits.…
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BLACK PANTHER Covers Latest Issue of Empire
This week’s issue of Empire Magazine offers a sneak peek at next year’s blockbusters, and the cover story is Marvel Studios’ Black Panther. The magazine, which hits stores on Thursday, features new images and other details on the highly anticipated blockbuster. Actor Michael B. Jordan, who plays the villainous Erik Killmonger, talks about his prep for the role with Empire. “It took me to a dark place. Honestly, I can’t really go through all I went through to get into it because I want to keep that close to me. But it stuck with me afterwards.” He also says that he had a lot of fun with co-star Chadwick Boseman…
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FEATURE: Ten DC Heroes Who Still Need to Appear in the Arrowverse
The CW’s Arrowverse has featured many, many iconic superheroes from DC Comics. Everyone from Flash and Green Arrow to Supergirl and Black Canary play regular roles in this franchise. We’ve even seen Superman a few times, along with some references to more popular heroes. But, this is just scratching the surface. The DC Universe has plenty more heroes who still haven’t been brought into the Arrowverse. Some are more obscure, while others are among the world’s most iconic characters. Here are our top 10 suggestions…. The Question Fans have wanted to see Vic Sage on Arrow for the longest time. Recently, producer Marc Guggenheim suggested that DC probably has other…
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Vincent D'Onofrio Teases Wilson Fisk's Return for DAREDEVIL Season 3
Vincent D’Onofrio’s Wilson Fisk was the main antagonist of Daredevil‘s first season, quickly cementing himself was one of the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s greatest villains so far. He appeared in a couple episodes of season two, but he is returning as a regular in season three. Not too much is known about the season, which is rumored to be at least partially inspired by “Born Again,” but we now have some hints. Speaking with Collider, D’Onofrio talks about reprising the role of Fisk, praising new showrunner Erik Oleson. “I’ve shot some pretty cool scenes, so far. It’s different, but it’s very Fisk. It’s still very emotional. The character is evolving. His…
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VENOM Producer Talks Tom Hardy's Performance and Eddie Brock's Characterization
Production is underway on Sony’s Venom movie, starring Tom Hardy as Eddie Brock. Plot details are under wraps, save for the fact that the film is inspired by the Lethal Protector and Planet of the Symbiotes comics. Now, a producer has shed a little bit of light on this portrayal of Brock. In an interview with MTV (transcription via Heroic Hollywood), producer Matt Tolmach has nothing but praise for Hardy’s performance. “Eddie Brock is an incredible character and a gritty, real, authentic, funny but also embittered character and a truth-teller who has made mistakes. You know, Tom… it’s like a master class watching him act every day and he’s such a risk…
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SHAZAM Casts Another Young Friend of Billy Batson’s
New Line’s Shazam has been building out its cast, which so far predominately consists of child actors. The DC movie stars Zachary Levi as Shazam, Asher Angel as Billy Batson, Jack Dylan Grazer as Freddy Freeman, Ian Chen as Eugene Choi, Jovan Armand as Pedro Peña, Grace Fulton as Mary, and Cooper Andrews as the group home’s father. Now, we have more casting. According to ComicBook, This is Us actress Faithe Herman has joined the cast of Shazam. While her character is unknown, she is said to be another friend of Billy Batson’s at a group home. The site speculates that she could be playing Darla Dudley, who befriends Billy…
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ARROW: Marc Guggenheim Talks DC’s Plans for Deathstroke and The Question
After a key role in the show’s first two seasons, Slade Wilson/Deathstroke was taken off the table for Arrow. DC had “other plans” for the character – aka Joe Manganiello’s portrayal in the movies. Deathstroke appeared in the Justice League post-credits scene, and Manganiello is attached to star in his own film and maybe The Batman. More recently, however, Arrow was able to bring back Slade for its fifth season finale, as well as a two-episode arc in season six. Now, with Deathstroke’s big screen presence, he’s off the table for Arrow once again. In an interview with Discussing Film at ACE Comic-Con, producer Marc Guggenheim explains the process of DC allowing…
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SHAZAM Casts THE WALKING DEAD Alum Cooper Andrews
Another day, another bit of casting news for DC and New Line’s Shazam. According to Deadline, The Walking Dead actor Cooper Andrews has joined the highly anticipated superhero tentpole. He will play the foster parent at Billy Batson’s group home. This news comes after two of Billy’s group home friends, Eugene and Pedro, had been cast. Andrews also joins Zachary Levi as Shazam, Asher Angel as Billy Batson, Jack Dylan Grazer as Freddy Freeman, and Grace Fulton as Mary. Shazam will begin shooting in February under the direction of David F. Sandberg. The film is set to hit theaters in April 2019.





























