Britney Spears is sorta interesting in that many people were expecting her to be enjoying her retirement now that her dad isn't forcing her to do his bidding and make money for him.
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Oh, you avoided hearing about the weird conservatorship and the FreeBritney thing? Was pretty big news, at least in certain corners of the net for some time a little while ago.
Cowboy Bebop’s Creator Is Back With a Jazzy New Sci-Fi Anime
Shinichirō Watanabe’s Lazarus sounds like a return to the anime director’s roots.
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Holy bejesus.
This is excellent news!Cowboy Bebop’s Creator Is Back With a Jazzy New Sci-Fi Anime
Shinichirō Watanabe’s Lazarus sounds like a return to the anime director’s roots.
Holy bejesus.
Remember when John woo directed an anime? Appleseed Ex Machina. The action is good, but the story is comically awful.
That's cool, but really, is Chad Stahelski even necessary? Watanabe has been doing fine with "grounded" over-the-top action by himself (or whoever they got to choreograph the fight scenes).Cowboy Bebop’s Creator Is Back With a Jazzy New Sci-Fi Anime
Shinichirō Watanabe’s Lazarus sounds like a return to the anime director’s roots.
Holy bejesus.
I don't see Stahelski as "necessary" but they're both great at what they do and have similar sensibilities and I'd love to see the result of a collaboration. Especially since Stahelski is clearly a fan.
Never knew it was that accessible because I’ve only ever left the back way once or twice -
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Celebration Cinema on Instagram: "How to get to the #IMAX projection gallery. 🎞️ #Oppenheimer in #70mm is 11 miles long and weighs 600 pounds. Go see it running through our IMAX projectors at Celebration North during the credits."
490 likes, 12 comments - celebrationcnma on July 20, 2023: "How to get to the #IMAX projection gallery. 🎞️ #Oppenheimer in #70mm is 11 miles long and weighs 600 pounds. Go see it running through our IMAX projectors at Celebration North during the credits.".
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WB May Delay Dune 2 & Aquaman 2 Amid Strikes
Warner Bros. may delay the release date of Dune: Part Two (Dune 2) and Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom due to the writers & actors strikes.
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Wait they're doing a Blue Beetle movie?! Why?! The DCEU is over, Flash ended it for good or for ill.
You just found out about this? The trailer came out around early winter. Shit, WB is delaying Aqua Man 2 because of the writers strike.
I mean yeah. Once they announced the end of the DCEU, I just assumed they'd finish out flash and aqua man and be done. I can't fathom why they finished production on Blue Beetle, let alone advertised it.
According to this:
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I'm finding these MK: Legends one-offs more interesting and better than whatever is going on with the live-action MK sequel.
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The word on Blue Beetle is that "Blue Beetle is the first DCU character, but is not a DCEU film," or that "Blue Beetle is a film set in the DCU, but isn't a DCU film." Honestly, I doubt Warner even really knows, and its status will be determined by its success/lack of it.
TBH, I could see it being both a DCEU and DCU film, as in, everything in the film happens in the same way in both settings, but it's two identical series of events that play out in alternate realities. Similar to Peacemaker - season 1 is in the DCEU, season 2 will be in the DCU, so ipso facto, season 1 must occur in the DCU in some capacity, while season 2 presumably never occurs in the DCEU. And if you're saying that's a tonguetwister and this whole thing is confusiing, then yeah, no shit, Brainiac.
Not that I'm overly invested in either at this point, but I'd prefer a clear break, or otherwise, do something similar to what Disney did with Star Wars - have a clear deliniation as to what's canon and what's Legends.
TBH, I could see it being both a DCEU and DCU film, as in, everything in the film happens in the same way in both settings, but it's two identical series of events that play out in alternate realities. Similar to Peacemaker - season 1 is in the DCEU, season 2 will be in the DCU, so ipso facto, season 1 must occur in the DCU in some capacity, while season 2 presumably never occurs in the DCEU. And if you're saying that's a tonguetwister and this whole thing is confusiing, then yeah, no shit, Brainiac.
Not that I'm overly invested in either at this point, but I'd prefer a clear break, or otherwise, do something similar to what Disney did with Star Wars - have a clear deliniation as to what's canon and what's Legends.
