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Charles Pulliam-Moore

Charles Pulliam-Moore

Film & TV Reporter

Film & TV Reporter

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    After a great start, DC’s new cinematic universe is already slowing down

    Supergirl’s less-than-stellar debut is a reminder that the DCU is fighting an uphill battle.

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    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Paws up.

    The first trailer for Robert Eggers’ Werwulf makes the movie seem a lot like a cross between The Witch and Nosferatu, which means it should make for a deliciously disturbing watch when it hits theaters on December 25th.

    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Get ready for live-action Pokémon Unite.

    To celebrate Pokémon Unite’s fifth anniversary, The Pokémon Company is releasing a live-action short drama inspired by the game, which isn’t all that wild given that the franchise’s mainline anime just took a detour to Aeos Island.

    Image: TiMi / The Pokémon Company
    Hollywood is bending the knee to OpenAIHollywood is bending the knee to OpenAI
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    In Toy Story 5, the problem really is these damn phones (and tablets)

    Disney and Pixar’s latest feature gets at the heart of how we let tech hurt us.

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    Pour one out for Roku City

    Under Lachlan Murdoch’s leadership, Roku will become a doorway to all things Fox.

    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    X-Men ’97 has what Masters of the Universe is missing

    The two projects highlight how it takes more than nostalgia to reinvigorate a franchise.

    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    The future of Hollywood isn’t feeding prompts into vanilla gen AI models 

    AI wasn’t just slop at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.

    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Charles Pulliam-Moore
    Get ready for AI generated shorts from Lionsgate.

    Lionsgate’s partnershuip with Runway seemed to have hit a major snag last fall when the companies couldn’t get their AI model to generate footage suitable to be turned into a full-on movie. And now, they’re reportedly putting more energy into producing “short episodic series using existing Lionsgate IP.”