Michael B. Jordan’s directorial debut feels like an experimental remake of Rocky V that finally lets Adonis Creed step outside of his mentor’s shadow.
There’s no way of knowing just what all The Pokémon Company’s going to reveal during next week’s 20-minute-long livestream.
But from the looks of a teaser poster that hit Weibo this week, we might hear about an upcoming animated short titled Journey of Dreams that’s definitely debuting in China and may have a wider release later on.
Jonathan Majors’ Kang the Conqueror may be Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’s villain, but in a new interview with The Washington Post, he makes it abundantly clear that his time-traveling character isn’t just a bad guy popping up in Quantumania and Loki. He’s the MCU’s new long-term Big Bad™ who’s going to make the Avengers sweat, and Majors wouldn’t have signed on if that weren’t the case.
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Despite Knock at the Cabin not exactly dominating at the box office, Warner Bros. Picture Group has signed M. Night Shyamalan to a new multi-year first look production and directing deal that will also see Shyamalan’s Blinding Edge Pictures outfit produce new projects for the studio.
The first projects under the new deal will be Shyamalan’s upcoming thriller Trap, and The Watchers, the directorial debut of Shyamalan’s daughter, Ishana.
With just a few days left before The Mandalorian’s season 3 debut on March 1st, you probably don’t have enough time for a full-on rewatch to get caught up. But you’ve definitely got time for this handy little recap detailing the last two seasons’ most significant bits.
