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If July is supposed to be a time where everyone stops watching so much television and goes outside to enjoy the warm summer weather, nobody told the folks in charge of programming at Disney+. It might be the single busiest month in the history of the streaming service. They’ve got...

On March 10, 2020, I did something I had done every single week for the past 15 years for the last time: I took the subway into Manhattan and went to a movie theater for a press screening. The film was Bloodshot. Ten days later, all non-essential businesses were ordered closed by the governor.

The most popular chipmunks in popular fiction — you heard me Alvin and the Chipmunks, do something about it — are back with a new series on Disney+. Chip ’n’ Dale: Park Life is a totally new version of the beloved Disney characters, as they get into bunch of misadventures in the park where they live. As indicated by the poster art above, Mickey’s dog Pluto also appears on the show.

The most popular chipmunks in popular fiction — you heard me Alvin and the Chipmunks, do something about it — are back with a new series on Disney+. Chip ’n’ Dale: Park Life is a totally new version of the beloved Disney characters, as they get into bunch of misadventures in the park where they live. As indicated by the poster art above, Mickey’s dog Pluto also appears on the show.

“Welcome, my friend, to the very end of the road not taken.”. With that, Q, the extra-dimensional trickster played throughout the Star Trek universe of shows by John de Lancie, returns. He’s back this time to hound poor Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart), former captain of the Enterprise, his longtime rival on Star Trek: The Next Generation and now the star of his own spinoff series Star Trek: Picard. In the upcoming Season 2 of Picard, Q shows up ready for another war of wits with his old nemesis.

Just two episodes in, Loki has already drawn us into its perplexing, utterly bizarre world. The Time Variance Authority has a familiar yet troubling feel, a purgatory-like space where time seems to have no meaning. Loki (Tom Hiddleston) finds himself trapped in the bureaucratic headquarters of the Time Keepers, where every worker is occupied with keeping the Sacred Timeline on track. There, he meets the sympathetic Mobius (Owen Wilson), a TVA agent with a penchant for jet skis and ... Josta?

The following post contains SPOILERS for Episode 2 of Loki. We put this warning on almost every Marvel post, even at times when the spoilers are super minor and we’re just being super careful and nice. Not this time! This is a legit spoiler! You have been warned. So you...

The highly anticipated F9 is finally coming to theaters later this June, but franchise star Tyrese Gibson says director Justin Lin already has a game plan for the last two installments in the movie series. In a recent interview with Collider, Gibson revealed that Lin intends on shooting Fast 10 and Fast 11 in the same time period, one right after the other.

The following post contains SPOILERS for Episode 2 of Loki. Well, that ending was certainly... mischievous. On Episode 2 of Loki, Tom Hiddleston’s Loki Laufeyson comes face to face with the variant that’s been causing so much trouble throughout Marvel’s sacred timeline. Only this Loki doesn’t share the old Loki’s face. Or even their gender. This Loki, played by Sophia Di Martino, is a woman.

You know what they say on Pandora: Ride or die (on a Banshee). It’s been a long-standing rumor dating back years that none other than Mr. Fast/Furious, Vin Diesel, will appear in the upcoming Avatar sequels from James Cameron. Even the Avatar 2 Wikipedia page claims Diesel has “been cast in [an] undisclosed role.” And we all know Wikipedia is never wrong about anything!

A new piece of Thor: Love and Thunder merchandise reveals Jane Foster’s new costume for the upcoming MCU installment. The shirt, which was given to crew members of the Taika Waititi-directed film, depicts Natalie Portman’s character standing alongside Thor (Chris Hemsworth) and Valkyrie (Tessa Thompson) in her Mighty Thor garb. If you look closely, you can even see Jane wielding the magical hammer Mjolnir.

Disney+ is moving forward with its Beauty and the Beast prequel series, which will focus on the brash, arrogant Gaston and his trusty sidekick LeFou. Luke Evans (The Alienist) and Josh Gad (Frozen 2) will reprise their respective roles, which they first portrayed in Disney’s live-action 2017 remake of the original movie.

For years, John Cena was both the most beloved and the most hated wrestler in the WWE. Kids adored his colorful clothes, his quick wit on the microphone, and his never-give-up attitude. John Cena the wrestler was basically a real-life superhero. Older fans hated him for precisely that same reason; Cena was like a walking cartoon character with gimmick catchphrases and the same handful of moves in match after match. Those fans begged for years for Cena to “turn heel” — to ditch his goody-goody persona and embrace his dark side. No matter how much they booed, though, Cena stuck to his guns and kept on the side of the angels.

Disney+ has had some big shows to date, including two seasons of The Mandalorian, a season of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, a season of The Bad Batch, High School Musical: The Musical: The Series, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, Big Shot, WandaVision, and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. Some have been very successful, but none has had as big a premiere as their latest series, Marvel’s Loki.

Ten days after director Andy Muschietti gave us our first look at the updated version of Michael Keaton’s iconic Batsuit, he’s followed it up with the first tease of Ezra Miller’s new costume for the upcoming solo film of DC’s The Flash. As with the Batman tease, this new version...

For dozens of hours of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies, the Infinity Stones were the ultimate MacGuffin. One alone could defeat alien demigods; all six of them united could alter the shape of the entire universe. Wars were fought for control of these mystical objects. Yet in Loki, our title character finds a Tesseract — and an entire junk drawer full of discarded Infinity Stones — and discovers that they are now as worthless as the third printing of Spider-Man #1.

One of the most memorable screen presences of the 1970s and ’80s has died. Ned Beatty, a familiar face and talented actor, passed away on Sunday in Los Angeles. The Hollywood Reporter spoke to Beatty’s daughter, who said he died of natural causes. He was 83 years old. Beatty —...

After years of development and production, we’re approaching the release of Avatar 2. Assuming it doesn’t get delayed again — maybe not the safest assumption, since it’s been delayed at least a half-dozen times through the years — the film is scheduled to open in theaters in December of 2022. You can expect all kinds of ancillary Avatar merch around then — including the first Avatar video game since the original film came out in 2009.

Look carefully at the drink dispensers in the background of this week’s episode of Star Wars: The Bad Batch. Do they seem familiar? They should. They’re the same ones you can see in the famous Mos Eisley cantina from way back in Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope. They’re made out of the heads of IG droids, and serve as a warning to all droids that they’re not welcome in bars.

The Witcher is back — at least for a few seconds. The second season of the hit fantasy series on Netflix is still several months away, but the first teaser for the show just debuted as part of Netflix’s “Geeked Week.” (Isn’t every week on every streaming service Geeked Week these days? Whatever.) The trailer focuses on Ciri, but there’s something else in there too. Netflix’s official site reads “see if you can decipher the hidden message within.” Well, can you? Watch carefully: