For those who’ve been patiently waiting to take in Wes Anderson’s Asteroid City from the comfort of their own homes, the movie is finally making its way to Peacock on August 11th — the very same day it’ll also be available to download digitally or buy as a Blu-ray or DVD.
The Pokémon-obsessed corners of the internet have been buzzing about the possibility of a new livestream full of updates for some time now, and The Pokémon Company has just confirmed that it’s on the way.
The August 8th presentation could touch on any number of things like the upcoming Scarlet / Violet DLC or Detective Pikachu Returns. But the creepy, purple teaser video the company’s just released definitely has a certain Mewtwo vibe to it, which could be a sign of incoming Pokémon Unite news.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem is a classic retelling of its pizza-obsessed heroes’ origin story that’s elevated by phenomenal art direction.
While Hollywood’s ongoing double labor strike has exposed the studios’ willingness to see the workers who help create their profits become destitute, Warner Bros. Discovery also wants investors to know that it’s saved more than $100 million in Q2 because of the work stoppage.
Said WBD head David Zaslav:
“We’re in the business of storytelling. We cannot do any of that without the entirety of the creative community, the great creative community.”
So true, David. So true.
Harley Quinn’s season 4 is keeping things fresh by having fun with one of the most fascinating quirks of the DC brand.
Netflix’s Disenchantment from Matt Groening began as a foul-mouthed sendup of high fantasy stories fixated on damsels in distress, and became a fairly straightforward story about a reluctant princess choosing to define her own destiny.
After four seasons of following Princess Bean on her path of personal discovery, Disenchantment is coming to a close with its fifth and final chapter due to hit Netflix on September 1st.
