My knee-jerk reaction to Ben Affleck being cast as Bruce Wayne (Batman) in the sequel to Man of Steel could be summed up with “What? Why?” The first thing that comes to mind is Daredevil, which isn’t exactly a notable comic book movie.
Vin Diesel was recently in talks with Marvel, but what was talked about was only speculation until Diesel briefly posted a picture of Groot from Guardians of the Galaxy on his Facebook page.
Obviously the master knows stuff others don't.Right @TheRealStanLee ? @PerezHilton @ZackSnyder – haha pic.twitter.com/PTOpIkCq4S
— Michael Rosenbaum (@mrosenbaum711) August 12, 2013
Ever since Man of Steel hit theaters, actor Michael Rosenbaum has expressed his desire to reprise his role as Lex Luthor in the sequel. Yesterday he tweeted an autographed photo of Stan Lee, who wrote that Rosenbaum is the best Lex Luthor.
The season 9 premiere for the CW’s Supernatural is October 8, and kicking things off is a promo photo with the Winchesters and Castiel.
The season finale for the CW’s Supernatural ended on an epic note. And rather than being downplayed, it was visually shown in all its glory.
Read on if you already watched, or if you don’t mind knowing last season’s finale.
Marvel’s “Phase 2” is well underway with the trailer for Thor: The Dark World hitting online. Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston reprise their roles for the third time as drama-free brothers, Thor and Loki. Alan Taylor of Game of Thrones directs, and his style shows perfectly in the trailer.
For a while now it’d be hard for anyone to not come across news that Matt Smith is leaving BBC’s popular and long-running show, Doctor Who. Normally, you’d expect his last appearance in the final episode of the new season, but of course that isn’t the case. Instead, his version of the Doctor will regenerate during the Christmas special.
I have to admit, I’m pessimistic about Bryan Singer’s X-Men: Days of Future Past. The cast seems to grow everyday, which gives the impression that cameos will occur nonstop. Then there’s Wolverine once again being up front and center, as if he’s the only X-Man.