The aftermath of the movie “The Disaster” is not limited to its poor critical reception and dismal box office performance. In a recent interview, Jeff Goldstein, President of Domestic Distribution at Warner Bros., discussed the disappointing collapse of a film once highly anticipated – suggesting that part of the blame may rest on the casting choice for Harley Quinn.
In the television series “Only Murders in the Building” on Hulu, the characters Charles (portrayed by Steve Martin), Oliver (Martin Short), and Mabel (played by Selena Gomez) have embarked on another installment of their podcast for its fourth season. Interestingly, this season’s podcast is also being adapted into a film, which will be produced by Paramount Pictures. However, this movie seems to revolve around the events from the first season of their podcast, which contradicts the fact that Hulu/20th Television, a Disney production company, is responsible for producing the comedy series.
Initially airing on NBC in 2006, the globetrotting drama “Heroes”, inspired by comic books, captivated audiences worldwide. The serial storyline introduced a diverse cast of characters, many of whom developed unique abilities as the series progressed. Created by Tim Kring, it paid homage to the superhero genre while maintaining a strong connection with the post-9/11 reality. In its early seasons, “Heroes” was highly acclaimed, but as time passed, the show started to lose steam. Characters and storylines were abandoned without resolution, episodes were split into various “volumes”, and elements that made the series appealing initially began to feel repetitive and limiting, hindering the narrative’s progression.
[This story contains spoilers through Agatha All Along’s fourth episode, “If I Can’t Reach You / Let My Song Teach You”]
Sebastian Stan made considerable efforts to prevent Donald Trump from appearing in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. In a recent statement, the actor shared that it was challenging for him to shake off the habits he developed while portraying the former president on The Apprentice, when he joined the set of the MCU’s Thunderbolts.