Because real dinosaurs no longer exist, the new show relies on visual effects created by Industrial Light and Magic – the same company that famously brought the dinosaurs to life in the original Jurassic Park. Called The Dinosaurs, the show comes from the team behind Amblin’s Life on Our Planet and is narrated by Morgan Freeman.
We’re excited to share the cover for the third issue of the series, illustrated by Rob Carey! Plus, you can find details about the first issue, releasing in April. Make sure to let your comic book store know if you want a copy by March 16th, which is the deadline for them to place their orders.
Sam Claflin described the intense anxiety he felt about taking his shirt off on camera. This scene marked his character Finnick’s first meeting with Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) outside of the arena, and he shared the story on Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place podcast.
Disney’s new CEO, Josh D’Amaro, and Dana Walden are focusing on bringing back the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. Sources say the studio is discussing a script for the sixth film with Krysty Wilson-Cairns, a screenwriter known for her work on the movie 1917.
After seeing that, you might get the impression that the last two seasons of Doctor Who were strangely grounded and comedic, or even just stretched out scenes of Ncuti Gatwa simply reading a fast-food menu. It felt like a big departure from the usual sci-fi adventures.
This is ridiculous. I, and everyone on my team, can confirm we never met, spoke with, or invited Jeffrey Epstein to any event.
According to well-known industry insider Daniel Richtman, Marvel Studios is nearing a decision to move forward with a second season of the ‘Wonder Man’ show.
Currently, viewers in the United States are loving The Shape of Water, now available on HBO Max. The dark and romantic fantasy tells the story of a woman who falls for a unique creature—an amphibian man. As of today, it’s the fourth most popular movie on the streaming service, according to Flix Patrol, likely because of the upcoming Valentine’s Day holiday. Ultimately, it’s a beautiful and unusual love story.
Facing expulsion from Starfleet Academy, SAM, the first Kasqian cadet who uses photonic technology, teams up with her friends to investigate the disappearance of Captain Sisko at the end of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She also hopes to uncover clues in a special course at the Academy, “Confronting the Unexplainable,” led by Professor Illa.
