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3 days ago
''Born Again' Represents A New Era.' Fans Might Be Burnt Out On The MCU
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a well-oiled machine, one that methodically releases new content in theaters and streaming with a Disney+ subscription. While fans are looking to the upcoming Marvel movies, they're also hyped about the forthcoming release of "Daredevil: Born Again." And while fans might be suffering from superhero fatigue, the show's EP Brad Winter Brad Winderbaum shared why the new show is actually a "new era" for MCU TV. What we know about "Daredevil: Born Again" is limited, but anticipation for the series is steadily growing, especially for those who watched the original Netflix show. When speaking with CinemaBlend's own Riley Utley at the "Born Again" press junket (as seen in the video above), producer/Marvel exec Winderbaum spoke about how the forthcoming series will usher something new for the MCU's television content.
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Alan Ritchson Revealed The 'Reacher' Cast Member Who ‘Saved The Entire Season’ (And I Totally Agree)
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Spoilers for "Reacher" Season 3, Episode 4 – “Dominique” – are ahead. If you have not seen the episode yet, you can stream it with an Amazon Prime subscription and catch new episodes on Thursdays. Following "Reacher’s" epic three-episode return on the 2025 TV schedule, its fourth episode gave us a lot of lore to think on. This episode, titled “Dominique,” told us the story of Reacher’s former colleague Dominique Kohl, and it revealed the personal reason behind the titular character’s motivation for taking on the gig Season 3 is based around. It’s a vital episode, and Kohl is a vital character, as Alan Ritchson explained when he told me why Mariah Robinson’s performance as her “saved the entire season.”
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5 days ago
I Can't Stop Watching Harrison Ford's Face After He Was Informed He Was Once On The Shortlist To Play Batman
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The superhero genre continues to be wildly popular, with multiple shared universes releasing new content and competing for box office supremacy. Fans who spent years watching the Marvel movies in order were hyped when it was revealed that Harrison Ford was joining the MCU as part of the "Captain America 4" cast list, and his performance did not disappoint. Although I'm obsessed with his hilarious reaction to learning he was on the short list to play Batman back in the day. While the MCU (which is streaming with a Disney+ subscription) originally had another actor play Thaddeus Ross, the death of William Hurt made way for Harrison Ford to take over. Fans are wondering what upcoming Marvel movies he'll show up in next, but it turns out he could have played Batman back in the day. A clip from MTV's Instagram showed him hilariously reacting to that news, and I just keep re-watching.
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'Reacher’s' Sonya Cassidy Breaks Down Duffy’s Funny Reaction To Seeing Reacher Walk Down The Road In Only Underwear
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To quote "Reacher" newcomer Sonya Cassidy, we love it when a show “winks at itself,” and that’s exactly what this series did in Season 3, Episode 3 when Alan Ritchson walked down the road in only his underwear toward the Susan Duffy actress. Her character’s reaction to the whole situation is what made this moment so funny and meta, and luckily, I got the inside scoop on what made this scene so wildly entertaining for both Cassidy and viewers. So, here's the context of the scene, to get to Duffy and escape the house, "Reacher" had to go for a swim. So, he stripped down to his boxer briefs on the side of a cliff, dove into the water, and swam to where his partner for the season was waiting. Sonya Cassidy’s character, understandably, was floored by her colleague's physique, and right before the opening credits slammed down she said – with a dropped jaw – “Fuck me” when she saw him.
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Stephen Amell Addresses The ‘Internet Commentary’ About 'Suits L.A.' Supposedly Being Too Similar To The OG Show
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After 'Suits’' record-breaking resurgence on Netflix, the series is making another comeback with its upcoming spinoff 'Suits L.A.,' premiering soon on the 2025 TV schedule. The series will take things to the West Coast, this time at an entertainment law firm in Los Angeles led by Stephen Amell’s Ted Black. Although the show is different from its parent series, with new characters and new storylines, there are still plenty of fans online who think the two are pretty similar by just seeing the promos, and Amell is addressing the commentary. 'Suits L.A.' doesn’t premiere until this Sunday on NBC, so all that fans have gotten to know about the show is from descriptions, promos, and brief sneak peeks. But it’s enough that they’ve been comparing the new drama to USA Network’s legal series. While speaking with The Los Angeles Times, Amell discussed what fans have been saying and their opinions on the new show, saying that people should wait until it actually airs to say something.
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'Top Gun: Maverick’s' Monica Barbaro Has Deleted Her Social Media Multiple Times
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Since appearing in "Top Gun: Maverick" three years ago, Monica Barbaro has only risen in popularity – most recently earning acclaim for her Oscar-nominated role in "A Complete Unknown," the Timothée Chalamet-led Bob Dylan biopic. The film has received widespread praise and numerous award nominations, and the internet is abuzz about Barbaro’s stellar performance as Joan Baez. Yet the "At Midnight" actress has seen none of it, having once again deleted social media. Completely separating yourself from the online world is not something that’s very easy to do. Yet this is not the first time Barbaro has deleted all social media presence. The "Top Gun: Maverick" recently actress told Variety she started her social media detox just before filming "A Complete Unknown," and post-premiere she picked it back up, but her reasoning for deleting it again makes a lot of sense.