Two months ago, in a lockdown that had only just started but seems so far, far away… I finished reading Chuck Wendig’s excellent Star Wars Aftermath novel, a story that picked up 4ABY but featured very few TOS characters or even mentions of them. Picking up roughly 1ABY later, Life Debt does add in some […]
via Star Wars: Aftermath – Life Debt book review — iamjacsmusings
Year : 2019 | Size : 440 MB The Webbed Wonder and the Merc With a Mouth are the double act of your dreams! And legendary Deadpool creative team Joe Kelly and Ed McGuinness have reunited to make it everything you ever hoped for – beginning with the Dread Dormammu! But will a fledgling friendship turn sour when Wade Wilson’s next target turns out to be…Peter Parker?! Someone is messing with our wascally wisecrackers, and they’ve blended the genetics of our heroes to create one murderous, mixed-up miss named Itsy Bitsy. She’s Spidey and ‘Pool’s “daughter” – and she has seriously creepy daddy issues! Can the proud parents work together to put a stop to her rampage? Prepare for action, adventure and just a smattering of (b)romance as Spidey and Deadpool show the comic-book world what a real dynamic duo looks like! Collects Spider-Man/Deadpool #1-5, #8-10, #13-14 and #17-18.
via Spider-Man-Deadpool by Kelly & McGuinness (2019) — GetComics
For many, The Dark Knight is an entertaining popcorn flick. A movie put on after a Saturday night out with friends. Maybe it’s a cheap source of entertainment. Something to listen to in the background, or a way to relax. The Dark Knight to them is a comic-book movie. A phrase in the film world, that immediately […]
DC film fans have been in a tough spot these past three years. None of them liked the theatrical cut of Justice League (I mean, how could you?). And yet, as completists, they probably still invested in their own copy so that it could rest on the shelf next to her DVD or Blu-ray copies…
via With The Snyder Cut Coming, DC Fans Are Destroying Their Copies Of Justice League —
[ad_1] After several years of talk and no real movement on the project, it seems the Spawn reboot may finally be gaining some traction. This, according to recent comments made by Blumhouse Productions head Jason Blum. As the producer tells it, there has been a lot going on with the movie recently and there will […]
via Spawn Reboot Producer Teases Seismic Event, Says News Is Coming Soon — PNN – Paper News Network
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It was a genuine thrill to be selected as a winner in this comp and hear my BoJack Horseman spec script performed by professional actors – a career highlight for sure. And to get detailed feedback on the script as well… fantastic! Thank you so much.  |
Submit to the Fan Fiction Festival via FilmFreeway:
Fan Fiction from the Disney + series The Manadorian
Reading performed by Allison Kampf
Producer/Director: Matthew Toffolo http://www.matthewtoffolo.com
Festival Moderators: Matthew Toffolo, Rachel Elder
Casting Director: Sean Ballantyne
Editor: Kimberly Villarruel
Festival Directors: Rachel Elder, Natasha Levy
Camera Operators: Ryan Haines, Temitope Akinterinwa, Efren Zapata, Zack Arch
Everyone wants to be seen. To have their existence acknowledged and accepted. Everyone desires to find themselves when they open a book, or watch a film, series, or play. For gender divergent people in general and transmasculine people specifically, seeing themselves in media is often fruitless. Transmasculine characters, if they are given the space or […]
via 1,000 Cranes 10,000 Thoughts: Trans Narrative in Film — Anson J Gray
Whether you know Luke Wilson from the Legally Blonde franchise, his roles in Wes Anderson films such as The Royal Tenenbaums, comedies like Old School and Idiocracy, or even his TV stint as Kelso’s older brother on That ’70s Show, the actor has racked up quite an impressive list of credits over the course of a…
via Luke Wilson explains why he joined DC’s Stargirl | EW.com — Networthy Newz
#ReleaseTheSnyderCut has landed an unlikely victory – and movie lovers should be worried.
via The ‘Snyder Cut’ is on its Way – And it Could be Bad for Movies — Joys and Passions
FAN FICTION Film and Writing Festival 