 DC Universe’s first live-action series “Titans” will be migrating over to HBO Max for its upcoming third season as the two-year old streaming service is getting out of the original content business.
In addition, the animated “Harley Quinn” was renewed for a third season that will stream exclusively on HBO Max. “Doom Patrol” had recently been renewed for its own third season that will be exclusive to the WarnerMedia streamer. DC Universe, which was launched two years ago, will rebrand as DC Universe Infinite and focus exclusively as a fan community and digital comics hub, beginning Jan. 21, 2021. The majority of DC Universe staff was let go last month amid wide-scale layoffs at WarnerMedia. Executives at WarnerMedia have previously said DC Universe and HBO Max would coexist, but questions about the fate of DC Universe have surrounded the platform since the debut of HBO Max in May. Credit The Wrap for article  Actor, Stuntman, Fight Choreographer, and much much more. James Lew has been the go to bad guy for years. From They Call Me Bruce to Avengers Endgame James has done it all. Sit back as we discuss his career. He was thrown off things, blown up, shot, stabbed, beaten, you name it. But he got the last laugh by being apart of the Highest Grossing Film of all time. Sit back and enjoy. When your done listening go over and subscribe to James' YouTube Channel HERE!
 Acclaimed director Ryuhei Kitamura stops by to talk about his upcoming film The Doorman. He also takes a trip down memory lane and talks about Midnight Meat Train, Versus, and of course Godzilla: Final Wars. Action sequences, horror, working with MMA Fighters, and the greatest version of The Gigan on film is all covered. Ryuhei is a great director, and a great guy who really loves his fans. Sit back and enjoy
 Since the collaboration between Marvel and Netflix came to an end, fans have been eagerly awaiting the return of some of their favorite Marvel characters. First up are the somewhat lesser-known heroes Luke Cage and Iron Fist, both of whom Marvel will be able to reboot in just a month's time.
Netflix pulled the plug on both shows back in October 2018, and while the rights to both characters have now reverted to Marvel, allegedly there were contractual obligations between themselves and the streaming giant that meant the characters could not be revisited for a certain amount of time. Well, that time for Luke Cage and Iron Fist is now nearly up. Marvel will have to wait a little longer however before rebooting occasional pal of The Defenders, The Punisher, with the agreement between the streaming giant and the comic book company expiring in a year's time. Actor Royce Johnson, who plays Detective Sergeant Brett Mahoney in both The Punisher and Daredevil, discussed the alleged clause in the contract last year saying, "I mean, talking to [Marvel TV president] Jeph Loeb, I read that the memo had said, 'To be continued'. There is a clause that I heard through rumor that we have to wait 18 months, up to two years." Credit MovieWeb for article  The legendary Simon Rhee stops by to discuss many many things. First of all The upcoming Ruby Rose film The Doorman that he was the stunt coordinator on, all the way back to his role as Dae Han in Best of the Best 1 & 2. From doing stunts in the early days of PM Entertainment to his current days during Marvel and DC films, Simon has done it all. A fantastic martial artist and a first class gentleman. Sit back and enjoy, then go order The Doorman!
 “Doom Patrol” is getting a third season and a permanent move to HBO Max.
The DC Comics series, which, depending on the season, has either been wholly exclusive to DC Universe or shared with HBO Max, will now be an exclusive Max Original for its junior season. The announcement was made as part of the second day of DC Fandome on Saturday “On behalf of the wonderful cast, writers and crew, we are thrilled and grateful for the opportunity to return to Doom Manor. And we are especially thankful for our partners at Berlanti Productions, Warner Bros. Television, DC Universe and, of course, HBO Max,” said “Doom Patrol” executive producer Jeremy Carver. The DC Universe series features original “Doom Patrol” characters Larry Trainor/Negative Man (Matt Bomer), Cliff Steele/Robotman (Brendan Fraser), Elasti-Woman (April Bowlby) and The Chief (Timothy Dalton), joined by Crazy Jane (Guerrero) from Morrison’s run, and Victor Stone/Cyborg (Joivan Wade). Dorothy Spinner (Abigail Shapiro) joined the show for Season 2. Credit The Wrap for article  It will be a little longer before Candyman can haunt a new generation of audiences. Universal and MGM have pushed back the horror film from Oct. 16 to some time in 2021. While the coronavirus pandemic has seen a number of films bypass theaters, MGM, Universal and the filmmakers behind Candyman are committed to a theatrical release for the movie, with a new date expected in the coming weeks.
The news of the shift comes after Christopher Nolan's Tenet released into a U.S. theatrical market, where many multiplexes are still closed across the nation due to the pandemic. Candyman hails from filmmaker Nia DaCosta, who since completing the film has signed on to direct Captain Marvel 2 for Marvel Studios. DaCosta co-wrote the script with Jordan Peele and Win Rosenfeld, whose Monkeypaw Productions is producing. The film stars Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Teyonah Parris, Colman Domingo and Vanessa Williams. It takes place in the now-gentrified area surrounding Chicago's Cabrini-Green housing projects, where in the original 1992 film a grad student was investigating an urban legend about a hook-handed killer. Credit Hollywood Reporter for article  Wonder Woman 1984 is delaying its release again, this time from Oct. 2 to Dec. 25 as the U.S. box office struggles to recover amid the ongoing novel coronavirus pandemic.
The shift doesn't impact the Dec. 18 date for Denis Villeneuve's Dune, which Warner Bros. is releasing on behalf of Legendary. Wonder Woman's delay is a major blow for theater owners, since there now won't be a new Hollywood tentpole hitting the big screen until November. Warner insiders say they reached the decision amid the ongoing uncertainty as to when cinemas in such major markets such as New York City and Los Angeles will reopen. As of now, about 35 percent of the domestic marketplace remains dark in terms of moviegoing. Credit Hollywood Reporter for article  Sidney Prescott is back! Neve Campbell confirmed via Instagram on Thursday that she will be returning to the horror film franchise for Scream 5.
"Hello again, Sidney… #ImBack @ScreamMovies," she captioned a gif of the iconic villain's mask. Campbell also added in a statement, "I am beyond excited to step back into the role of Sidney Prescott and return to Woodsboro." Not only will Scream 5 have its leading lady but Dewey Riley (David Arquette) and Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox) are returning for the upcoming installment. Jack Quaid, Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega have also been confirmed to join the cast. Scream 5 is not set to hit theaters until Jan. 14, 2022. Credit ETOnline for article |
