Recommended Videos Lord of the Rings star Elijah Wood has confirmed that there have been discussions to re-release the successful franchise in 3D, and if the effects are done right, he’ll support the decision. The news comes as the series’ director, Peter Jackson, is busy working on The Hobbit, the upcoming two-part prequel series to the trilogy, and talked about 3D in his latest video blog. /Film is reporting that Wood said he thinks it would be interesting to see the Lord of the Rings films released in 3D.

The Disney Plus era of the MCU couldn’t have kicked off with a loftier high last year than with WandaVision, which managed to wow both critics and fans. The sitcom/superhero surrealist masterpiece even earned itself some major recognition at the Emmys, breaking through the glass ceiling that usually prevents comic book productions getting mainstream awards attention in the process. Recommended Videos After seeing just how phenomenally popular and just plain good it was, it was no surprise to fans that WandaVision landed so many Emmy nominations (a whopping 23 in total).

One day, perhaps we will finally reach the inevitable entertainment singularity, where everything that could have possibly been done and redone, has been done, ending with a multiversal war between the likes of Paramount, Netflix, and Disney, the entire spectacle captured in a medium that hasn’t been invented just yet. Recommended Videos The next stepping stone in Hollywood’s ultimate destiny is the recently announced Pac-Man movie, a live-action feature based on the emblematic video game and character of the same name.

Recommended Videos Halloween is just a couple of weeks away and already we’ve seen some pretty great show announcements for the Holiday weekend. East Coasters seem to have been particularly lucky this year with plenty of DJs headed to the big apple for the spookiest day of the year, with Above & Beyond having recently announced their Pier of Fear show, while Oliver Heldens teamed up with We Got This Covered for a ticket giveaway to his HI-LO-WEEN performance.

Recommended Videos The big movie news today hails from a galaxy far, far away. During a Lucasfilm shareholder meeting, Disney chairman and CEO Bob Iger announced the official title for Gareth Edwards’ standalone Star Wars film. Dubbed Rogue One, the flick will be the first “in a unique series of big-screen adventures that explores the characters and events beyond the core Star Wars saga,” the official press release outlined. In addition, the jam-packed news continues as The Theory Of Everything‘s Felicity Jones is finally confirmed to star.

The review embargo for Hogwarts Legacy has just lifted, ending the long wait as we discover whether this much-discussed game is worth playing, or easily skippable. Recommended Videos Reviewing this game sounds like strolling into a minefield as the ongoing furor over J.K. Rowling’s transphobia has cast a long shadow over its release, though it’s clear that those who’ve been playing it over the last few days have tried their best to judge it on its own merits.

When your horror movie is a 2005 remake of a 1953 horror movie which itself was a remake of a 1933 horror movie, you might find yourself in no man’s land looking for someone to take you seriously. And, indeed, that was the situation that 2005’s House of Wax found itself in back when it first released, largely panned by critics as an uninspired, average-at-best slasher. Recommended Videos For those of you not in the know, House of Wax stars the likes of Elisha Cuthbert, Jared Padalecki, and Paris Hilton, among others, as a group of unlucky college students who are hunted by a pair of sadistic brothers hellbent on coating people in wax to display in their grotesque museum.

Like many YouTubers, Danny Gonzalez got his start on Vine. The now-defunct video-sharing app saw him lend several classics to its archives, including his definitive “I come on a bit strong sometimes,” which continues to crop up in Vine compilations to this day. His strong start lead to a lucrative career on YouTube, where the 27-year-old content creator has racked up millions of subscribers. Recommended Videos Nearly five million subscribers, in fact.

As Dragon Ball Super‘s latest arc reaches its initial fighting grounds, the so-called Super Hero arc started in Chapter 88, with a prequel arc anticipating the events that will follow in the second half of the story arc. Its predecessor, the Granolah arc, lasted for about 20 chapters until effectively reaching its ending in Chapter 87 with the battle between the Saiyans and Gas finally reaching a grand conclusion. Recommended Videos The current mini-arc, made up of chapters 90 and 91 – which covers the first few minutes of Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero – reached a conclusion, allowing the Super Hero arc to finally continue as expected.

Over a year ago, director Ti West — an established name in the horror sector — dropped a subtle bombshell in X, an under-promoted gem that flew under the radar for some time, despite being a product of production company A24, known at this time for Midsommar, The Witch, and Hereditary. West returns to his horror roots with X, having previously worked throughout the 2000s on supernatural horrors, namely The Roost, The House of the Devil, The Innkeepers, and The Sacrament.