Why Is X-23 in Deadpool & Wolverine?

Within just a few days of its premiere, Deadpool & Wolverine chose to unveil an additional trailer, surprising fans with the announcement that X-23 (Laura Kinney), portrayed by Dafne Keen, would be making an appearance in the movie. This third Deadpool installment serves as a unique blend of transitioning from the 20th Century Fox X-Men universe to the Marvel Cinematic Universe and acting as both a heartfelt tribute and a fond farewell to over two decades worth of non-MCU Marvel films. The cast includes Hugh Jackman as Wolverine, Aaron Stanford as Pyro, Tyler Mane as Sabretooth, Jennifer Garner as Elektra; however, the latest sneak peek has introduced another hero into the mix.

Netflix is Forcing Another Price Hike on Many Subscribers By Ditching Basic Tier

As a dedicated Netflix fan, I’ve recently learned some exciting yet disheartening news. Just a few weeks after rumors surfaced about Netflix potentially launching a free ad-supported version in Europe and Asia, it appears that U.S. viewers seeking an ad-free experience will need to dig deeper into their pockets. During their latest earnings call, Netflix announced that the $11.99 per month basic plan is being phased out. This means that subscribers like me will only have two choices: pay $6.99 for the ad-supported tier or shell out at least $15.49 for the standard ad-free option. While I’m all for innovation, this price hike leaves me feeling a bit squeezed.

The Proposition Is a Great Western, and It Didn’t Even Come From America

I was captivated by how “The Proposition” portrayed Australia’s transformation from a penal colony in the 1820s to a permanent British settlement, with an intent to control this seemingly barren continent. Nick Cave, both screenwriter and rock musician, brought to life this era, just two decades prior to Australian independence, when the Outback bore striking similarities to the Old West of the same time. Lawmen and outlaws clashed against a backdrop that blended a Mars-like terrain with towns that mirrored their American counterparts.