The maker of the critically acclaimed, dialogue-free animated fantasy series with horror elements and exceptional animation has announced that Season 3 is being developed for a 2025 premiere. When it first debuted, audiences praised the show for its dedication to visual storytelling. Now, Tartakovsky hints at an exciting new season in the making!
It might be inappropriate to label a fresh, multi-million dollar superhero series like “Daredevil: Born Again” as problematic. However, Marvel Studios executive Brad Winderbaum has used the term to describe Hell’s Kitchen, New York, in the show, portraying it as a daunting location filled with cunning individuals who are constantly plotting against each other for power. Essentially, it sounds like every bustling city in reality. The series finds Matt Murdock (portrayed by Charlie Cox) in a new setting on Disney+, marking his return for another standalone series after three seasons of “Daredevil” and “The Defenders,” which originally streamed on Netflix.
Daniel Kaluuya has gained significant recognition in Hollywood due to remarkable performances in films like “Get Out” and “Black Panther.” During a recent visit to London, England, the actor shared that meeting his Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) co-star was one of the defining moments, not just for his career, but also for his life.
Twenty years since the release of “Napoleon Dynamite” in cinemas, its cast members have kept our dreams of a sequel thriving. Penned by Jerusha and Jared Hess, and directed by the latter, this 2004 cult favorite chronicles the escapades of socially awkward high-schooler Napoleon Dynamite (John Heder), his friend Pedro Sánchez (Efren Ramirez), who aspires to be class president, and Napoleon’s crush, tetherball enthusiast Deb Bradshaw (Tina Majorino). During a recent interview with ComicBook.com while promoting his new project “Seven Cemeteries”, Ramirez hinted at the potential for a “Napoleon Dynamite” sequel, and it seems promising.
The indie card-battler game called Balatro has been played for approximately 11,000 years in total, according to its developer who uses the handle LocalThunk on Twitter. It could be easy to dismiss this tweet with a banana emoji as a joke, but it seems to have a bit more truth behind it than one might initially assume.