Spearheaded by The Avengers writer and director Joss Whedon comes S.H.I.E.L.D., an ABC television show. By “show” I mean “pilot” but it’s almost a given that it’ll be green-lit as a series. After all, Whedon has proven successful, and this time it isn’t on Fox.
There’s big plans for season eight of Supernatural on the CW. New showrunner Jeremy Carver has concrete plans for a new story arc that intends to enrich the overall show, along with not forgetting the silliness the series likes to dive into at times to make fun of itself and pop culture.
Read on if you don’t mind knowing the direction of the new season and about the more comedic episodes.
During a recent press junket at Disneyland for Frankenweenie, Tim Burton, Winona Ryder and others were at hand, and they shared their opinions on a possible sequel to Beetlejuice.
Every now and then — by which I mean rarely — I like to share a few search terms that led people to this blog. Particularly ones that make me burst with laughter.
Writer and director Joss Whedon has become sought after ever since the massive success with Marvel’s The Avengers. He’s developing a S.H.I.E.L.D. television show for ABC, and laying down the groundwork for the already anticipated The Avengers 2.
The reboot for Judge Dredd, simply entitled Dredd has hit the U.S. theaters over the weekend. It stars Karl Urban as Judge Dredd, Olivia Thirlby as rookie judge Anderson and Lena Headey as drug lord Ma-Ma.
The Avengers ended with a dramatic shot of Thanos, a major villain in the Marvel Universe. So it’s a given that he would play a major role in the second movie, right? It wasn’t entirely the case.
Fox and Marvel have steadily moved along with The Wolverine, starring Hugh Jackman. Before anyone groans, the second film is its own entity, away from the horrible misstep known as X-Men Origins: Wolverine.