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“As we went into to production, it does shift into a more feature-centric model, in that Kate’s at the top of the totem pole. In traditional television, jobs that a showrunner [or] a writer might be making, Kate’s making. The director’s making [those choices] about production design and stuff. She’s making those ultimate calls. She’s more of the quarterback through post and everything. Not to say I’m cut out of the process at all. It’s like, you can kind of make a choice as to how much that bothers you as a writer.”Doormat

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Meanwhile, Cena’s Peacemaker is a far more ridiculous character. Cena said, “He has this moral code that seems skewed by the amount of violence he inflicts. It’s like fucking for virginity – he’s fighting for peace.” Can we please get a poster with that quote on it for Peacemaker?

“I have loved Red Sonja forever and I feel so honored to help shepherd her story and start this cinematic journey,” Soloway said earlier this year. “There could not be a greater moment in our world for Red Sonja’s ways of wielding power and her connection with nature and our planet. She is an ancient heroine with an epic calling, and translating that to the screen is a dream come true for me as a filmmaker. I can’t wait to collaborate with Tasha on this vision.”

The decision to zoom in and take away some of that scale helps give Luca an identity that is unlike most other Pixar movies, and also seems to give the story a bit more room to relish its quieter, more peaceful moments. I encourage you to read our review of the movie, which explores why those moments are among the film’s best.

First up, Marvel Studios had a special panel with the cast and creators of their new series Loki. Listen as director Kate Harron and writer Michael Waldron talk about tackling the God of Mischief in his own series. Plus, hear from series stars Tom Hiddleston, Owen Wilson, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, and Wunmi Mosaku about working on the show.

While plenty of films lead to theme-park attractions, especially films designed for the whole family, not everything makes the successful shift. But some get close. Recently, some concept art for a theme park ride tied to the Night at the Museum franchise was unearthed online, allowing us to get a glimpse at what might have been.



Horror anthology fans rejoice, because here comes V/H/S/94. The film is the latest entry in the found-footage horror anthology series, and it’s headed to Shudder in North America, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand later this year.