28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Failing To Oust Avatar 3 As Opening Weekend Stalls

Initial estimates predicted that “The Bone Temple” would earn between $20 and $22 million during the four-day Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend at the box office. This would have made it the top-grossing film, surpassing James Cameron’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” which had held the No. 1 spot for four weekends since its release on December 19.

George R.R. Martin Only Has Himself To Blame For Condal Feud

I just read Martin’s interview with The Hollywood Reporter, and wow, it really lays out how messy things have gotten with Condal and the show. It’s pretty clear from what Martin says that he sees Condal as the one who created the problems, and honestly, as a fan, I’ve felt something was off for a while now. But the thing is, as much as I sympathize, I think Martin ultimately bears some responsibility for how things unfolded. It’s a tough situation, but he played a part in it.

’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ Director Wants to Make Live-Action Version of Hit Superhero Series

In a recent Reddit Q&A, director Nia DaCosta expressed her strong interest in directing a movie based on the popular comic book series Invincible. A fan of both the comics and the animated show, she shared her idea for a film adaptation. DaCosta explained she’d like to create a superhero movie that isn’t afraid to tackle more mature themes, differentiating it from films like The Marvels. She told those participating in the Q&A that…

4 Years Later, The Best Sci-Fi Show Of The Century Has A Worthy Successor On Apple TV

Science fiction shows are successfully attracting new viewers who weren’t previously interested in the genre, all while staying true to what makes sci-fi special. This growing popularity is leading to more streaming services funding sci-fi projects and creating shows with bigger budgets and better quality. It’s a fantastic time to be a sci-fi fan, with options available for every preference.