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Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) - Sarah Connor (Linda Hamilton), Grace (Mackenzie Davis), Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes) Paramount dropped the newest trailer for Terminator: Dark Fate.  The new movie takes place 27 years after Terminator 2: Judgment Day and skips over the two sequels. It makes it the sixth movie in the franchise but the third in James Cameron's films. A new Terminator played by Gabriel Luna is sent from the future by Skynet. It has orders to terminate Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes) but a soldier from the future named Grace (Mackenzie Davis) is sent back to protect her. They team up with an aging Terminator (Arnold Schwarzenegger) to stop the advanced AI Skynet from fulfilling its mission to eradicate humanity. It's full of mind-blowing action but along the way, there are a few surprises. Here are a few things you may have missed in the new Terminator: Dark Fate trailer. First, watch the new trailer for the latest Terminator movie. Here's the latest poster T-800 Skyn

Update: Marvel and Sony reached an agreement to bring Spider-Man back for one more movie and a cameo in the MCU. Back in the 1990s Marvel, facing bankruptcy, sold off the live-action licensing rights to Marvel characters. In 1996 Marvel created Marvel Studios. In 2014, I created a simple graphic to show the live-action movie rights that belonged to Marvel Studios and other studios like Sony. Visual Guide to Marvel Live-Action Character Rights v.8 (2250x2109) Since then there's been an overwhelming level of support for the chart. I've been humbled that so many so much value in the simple graphic I made. There have been many mistakes pointed out and a fair amount of constructive criticism (yes technically Marvel still owns the "rights" to the characters). All that communal critiquing of the chart has only made it better. I work hard to keep up the quality and accuracy of the information in the Marvel rights chart. Sometimes I'm right and sometimes I'm wrong. I&

Superman: Year One #2 (2019) cover artwork by Danny Miki, John Romita Jr., Alex Sinclair Read this review to find out if Superman: Year One #2 is worth buying Superman: Year One #2 by Frank Miller and John Romita Jr. About: Superman: Year One #2 (2019) Superman: Year One #2 (2019) cover artwork by Danny Miki, John Romita Jr., Alex Sinclair Written by: Frank Miller Artwork by: John Romita Jr. Inking by Danny Miki Color by Alex Sinclair Synopsis "Clark Kent’s journey of self-discovery continues in the second installment of Frank Miller and John Romita Jr.’s remarkable reimagining of Superman’s origin story. This chapter takes young Clark to the Pacific coast and beyond, as he discovers a place as sensational as he is…Atlantis! There he meets new people, finds love, clashes with gargantuan beasts and discovers the man he’s meant to be." On Sale Date: Aug 21st, 2019 U.S. Price: $7.99 If you want to avoid spoilers for this comic then skip to the overall section at the end. Wa

Avengers: Infinity War (2018) - Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), Vision (Paul Bettany) Find out every actor coming back from the Star Wars and Marvel Studios movies for Disney+. Disney recently released the schedule for the upcoming streaming service and clarified some details about the upcoming shows. Named Disney Plus  the service officially launches in the US, Canada, and the Netherlands on November 12, 2019.  The service will be available in Australia and New Zealand on Nov. 19. The streaming will support Apple, Google, Microsoft, Roku, and Sony but, so far, not Amazon.  It's a paid subscription without advertising that gives customers access to the huge library of Disney's and Fox's current content. They're also working on new, exclusive TV shows, movies, and documentaries. Disney promises more coming but, for now, here's who we know is coming back for the shows. 1. Paul Bettany as Vision in  WandaVision  (2021) Paul Bettany first played Tony

Spider-Man 2 (2004) - Spider-Man / Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) Find out what could happen now that Spider-Man is leaving the MCU. Yesterday news broke that negotiations between Sony and Disney over rights to Spider-Man have broken down. If you haven't heard Marvel Studios doesn't own the rights to all the Marvel characters (You can check out our handy Marvel Movie Rights chart for a primer). Back in 2015 Sony and Disney created a complex arrangement to allow Peter Parker \ Spider-Man into the MCU under producer Kevin Feige . Apparently, during contract negotiations for the next set of movies, the deal broke down. There was already tension between Sony and Marvel. A report came out that they had put a clause in the contract that if the Spider-Man sequel didn't make $1 billion Marvel would lose the licensing rights to Spider-Man . Sony recently announced that the latest movie Spider-Man: Far From Home has crossed $1 billion and is the studio's most successful release.

Read on to find out all the amazing stories the Kenobi TV show should tell. For years there were rumors that Ewan McGregor was going to star in a Kenobi solo movie. Recently it was revealed that the 48-year-old Scottish actor is reprising his role as the Jedi master. Cinelinx first broke the story and Variety later confirmed it. Details about the series are being kept under wraps but the series will air on the Disney streaming subscription service Disney+. As if you needed another reason to sign up. The show is rumored to follow Kenobi's adventures in between Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and Episode IV: A New Hope of the Star Wars movies. Considering Obi-Wan dies in A New Hope it's a safe bet. Some have suggested a show about an old hermit living on a sand planet isn't very interesting but there are plenty of amazing stories the series could tell. Here are some story ideas that have originated in the books, comics and television series inspired by the movies. 1. Wh