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In a conversation over Zoom with SYFY WIRE, author Lemony Snicket (also known as Daniel Handler) notes that classic stories and enduring literature often carry a dark tone. He finds this fascinating and reflects on it whenever he reads contemporary realistic novels. Interestingly, it’s the gruesome tales like Beowulf that have survived through history, rather than books about everyday experiences such as marriage.

For quite some time now, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been a powerhouse in the entertainment industry, regularly treating audiences to fresh content on both the big screen and through their Disney+ subscription. However, due to its reputation for keeping things under wraps, there is an endless stream of speculation and curiosity regarding future Marvel films. For instance, there’s a buzz surrounding the MCU that Scarlet Witch might play an exceptionally significant part in the upcoming Avengers flicks. Here’s what we currently know about this intriguing rumor.

2021 marks a resurgence of Disney as the dominant force at the box office, with an array of upcoming Disney films set to release in the coming months and years. A glance at the 2024 movie schedule reveals the powerful combination of Inside Out 2 and Deadpool & Wolverine, underscoring Disney’s unparalleled franchise strength and audience appetite for their content. Given the promising future of Disney’s numerous franchises, it seems that box office victories will continue well into the future.

2025 summer season is set to be scorching hot as Disney prepares to release two exciting films: a sequel titled “Freakier Friday” and a live-action adaptation of the classic tale, “Lilo & Stitch”. The new installment of “Freaky Friday”, which features recent Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, will premiere on August 8, 2025. In contrast, director Dean Fleischer Camp’s version of Lilo Pelekai and her lovable alien companion, Experiment 626, popularly known as Stitch (Chris Sanders), is scheduled to hit theatres first on May 23, 2025, according to Deadline.

Approximately midway through the movie “The Apprentice,” directed by Ali Abbasi, a controversial biopic chronicling the early career of Donald Trump, takes an unexpected and potentially off-putting turn for some viewers. Up until this point, the storyline primarily explores the dynamic between Sebastian Stan’s portrayal of Trump and his mentor, Roy Cohn, played by Jeremy Strong with a chilling depiction that seems to have originated the sinister gay stereotype (though it may well be true).