With James Mangold’s movie, titled “A Complete Unknown“, set to premiere soon, fans are eagerly waiting for updates on his upcoming “Star Wars” project as well. Mangold was announced in May 2023 at Star Wars Celebration as the director of a film focusing on the First Jedi. So far, not much information has been disclosed about Mangold’s upcoming “Star Wars” film, but the director has hinted that progress is being made.
James Gunn has kicked off his future vision in the DCU in the best way possible, combining his knack for bringing oddball characters to the screen while relying on Warner Brothers’ esteemed legacy of animated works to bring fans Creature Commandos. The show has already hit the ground running, with the first two episodes out on Max seeing a 93% Fresh score from critics and 79% on the Popcornmeter. While the series will be released gradually, fans already love the new team of ‘heroes’ based on DCU’s more eccentric characters. The cast is also already gunning for a second season of Creature Commandos.
20 years back, in the year we’re currently in, the TV series “Deadwood” made its debut on HBO on March 21st, 2004. Created by David Milch, a former collaborator from “NYPD Blue”, the show was met with almost unanimous praise and is often discussed among the best television series ever produced. The story unfolds in the 1870s in the gold rush town of Deadwood, which eventually became part of South Dakota. It portrays life on the frontier as tough and filled with danger, where ambitious individuals could strike it rich, so long as they were willing to bend their morals to whatever actions were required.
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A significant number of documentaries vying for this year’s Oscars were directed by women, including “Daughters”, “I Am: Celine Dion”, “Dahomey”, “Frida”, “Black Box Diaries”, “A New Kind of Wilderness”, “The Last of the Sea Women” and “Sugarcane”. However, 70 years ago, it was quite different. Nancy Hamilton directed “Helen Keller in Her Story” (also known as “The Unconquered”), making her the first woman to receive an Oscar for Best Documentary Feature.