All The Best Stuff Coming To Netflix In September 2019
With so many selections the casual viewer is going to have a hard time picking out new favorites. Here's what you should look for on Netflix in September.
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Marvel Fans Planning To Storm Sony And Bring Spider-Man Back To The MCU
You can breathe easy, Area 51... the internet has found a new target for its ire. A Facebook event page was created with the title, "Storm Sony and Bring Spider-Man Home to the MCU." The event is to take place on Saturday, October 19 — giving Sony pictures nearly two months to get a deal done. -
Fans Start Petition Against Sony Demanding Spider-Man Be Kept In The MCU
The fans have spoken about the failure of Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios to re-up their shared custody agreement of Spider-Man, and their message is clear: get it done. A petition urging Sony to come back to the negotiating table is picking up serious steam, with over 80,000 signatures so far. -
Here's Who Kit Harington Thinks Should Have Killed The Night King On Game Of Thrones
His watch has ended, but not the way he thought it would. During a roundtable interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Kit Harington opened up about the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones, ultimately revealing who he believes should have killed the Night King. -
Why Breaking Bad Fans Are Annoyed At Bryan Cranston And Aaron Paul
Television fans are not impressed with Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's latest endeavor. The Breaking Bad pair seem to have led their fans on for several weeks before announcing they would be collaborating on. Spoiler alert: it isn't a Breaking Bad movie. -
Tom Holland's Father Weighs In On Spider-Man Leaving The MCU
Heartbroken Spider-Man fans have received a little fatherly wisdom to help ease the pain. Dominic Holland, the father of Spidey actor Tom Holland, recently took to his blog to offer up his thoughtful take on the prospect of the beloved character potentially exiting the Marvel Cinematic Universe. -
Ryan Reynolds Reacts To Spider-Man Leaving The MCU
Superheroes who wear spandex stick together. In the aftermath of Sony and Disney failing to come to an agreement to renegotiate terms of its deal that allowed Tom Holland's Spider-Man to be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds came forward to address the situation. -
Stan Lee's Daughter Has Harsh Words For Disney After They Lose Spider-Man
Disney, consider yourself burned. Joan Celia Lee, the daughter of the late, great Stan Lee, had some biting words for the House of Mouse — the parent company of Marvel Studios — after it failed to reach an agreement with Sony Pictures to keep Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. -
Jeremy Renner Has A Strong Message For Sony About Spider-Man
Look out, Sony. Hawkeye is taking aim at you — and he never misses. Most people involved in the Sony-Disney split that kicked Spider-Man out of the MCU have kept quiet on the recent bombshell, but one of the Avengers has spoken out. On Instagram, Jeremy Renner posted a strong message for Sony. -
HBO's Succession Will Return For A Third Season
Cue up the dramatic piano themes — HBO's Succession will return for a third season. After the series' second season got off to a booming start in August 2019, HBO made an announcement regarding Succession's fate, confirming that the show will be back for a third season at some point in the future. -
The Mandalorian Will Show 'Darker, Freakier Side' Of Star Wars
In a recent interview, Jon Favreau gave a few hints as to what his small-screen take on the Star Wars franchise will have in store for viewers. The most interesting tidbit? That Favreau's interest in the "darker, freakier" aspects of the hallowed film series will spill over into The Mandalorian. -
How Kit Harington Really Feels About The Ending Of Game Of Thrones
Jon Snow himself is speaking out about the ending of Game of Thrones. Kit Harington, who grew up on the show as he played alleged bastard and secret royal Jon Snow for eight seasons, has dished on how he really felt about the ending — and offered up his real reaction to that Night King twist. -
What The Critics Are Saying About It: Chapter Two
It: Chapter Two has been screened for critics, and while there's still an embargo on reviews, many of them have taken to Twitter to give their takes. Reactions are mixed, but most observers agreed on two things: the film is wildly ambitious, and features an amazing performance from Bill Hader. -
Twitter Reacts To Spider-Man Leaving The MCU
Understandably, fans the world over were shell-shocked upon hearing that Spider-Man is leaving the MCU, and it's no exaggeration to say that the response to the news has been incredibly emotional. Here's how Twitter has reacted to the bombshell. -
We Now Know Why Scarlet Witch And Vision Were Defeated So Easily
The Battle of Wakanda in Avengers: Infinity War was an event that will reverberate throughout the MCU for years, and in one of its climactic moments, two of the Avengers' biggest guns failed to come through. Fans have wondered ever since: how did Thanos defeat Vision and Scarlet Witch so easily? -
Sony Breaks Silence On Spider-Man Split With Marvel
Shots have been fired... or maybe, webs have been slung? After the news that Spider-Man would be leaving the MCU after Sony and Disney failed to renegotiate terms of their crucial Spidey deal, Sony has issued its response, and — surprise, surprise — the studio is placing the blame on Disney. -
The Real Reason Laurence Fishburne May Not Return As Morpheus In The Matrix 4
The world is about to re-enter the Matrix, but will Laurence Fishburne be on the other side? Given that Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss are locked in for The Matrix 4, one would assume that Fishburne will soon board the film as Morpheus. However, that might not end up happening. -
The Matrix 4 Release Date, Cast, And Rumors
Grab a spoon, pick a pill, and find out everything there is know about The Matrix Resurrections. -
Matrix 4: Lana Wachowski, Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss On Board For Sequel
Get ready to plug back into The Matrix. The franchise's co-creator Lana Wachowski will return to co-write and direct a fourth installment of the massively successful series, with stars Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss reprising their roles, according to Variety. -
Marvel And Sony's Spider-Man Agreement Has Reportedly Ended
Peter Parker continues to have bad luck with his parents. While his real mom and dad are long gone, Spider-Man's guardians Disney and Sony have disputed over how best to look after him. Sadly, the companies couldn't reach an agreement; Marvel head Kevin Feige will no longer produce the franchise. -
Bond 25 Official Title Revealed
Finally, we can stop referring to the next 007 adventure as Bond 25. Studio MGM has revealed the upcoming flick's official title: No Time to Die, an elegant and provocative moniker that fits in perfectly with the venerable series' long tradition of ear-catching titles. -
Fleabag Star Andrew Scott Joins HBO's His Dark Materials
Irish actor Andrew Scott will be looking to shine a light on His Dark Materials. Deadline has reported that the star of Fleabag and Sherlock (among many other projects) is joining the second season of HBO's adaptation of the popular book series by Phillip Pullman. -
We Finally Know The Real Reason Hulk Didn't Heal From The Snap
Even the might of the Hulk is no match for the power of all six Infinity Stones. During a recent Twitter Q&A, Avengers: Endgame directors Joe and Anthony Russo revealed the reason the Green Goliath failed to heal after using the stones to resurrect the dusted heroes in the film's final act. -
Michael Rooker Cast In Fast & Furious 9
Universal is bringing an MCU star to the Fast family, presumably to drive some cars and drink some Coronas. As reported by Collider, Guardians of the Galaxy franchise star Michael Rooker has been cast in the ninth Fast & Furious movie. He joins fellow franchise newcomer John Cena for the flick. -
The Far From Home Error That Still Cracks Up Tom Holland
For as many heart-clutching moments that Spider-Man: Far From Home included, there were just as many (if not more) laughs. But what cracks Spidey star Tom Holland up the most about Far From Home is an error that he just can't get over.
