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1.3k Views Comeback prince Brendan Fraser (“No Sudden Move”) has snagged two plum roles. Firstly, he’s joined the cast of Martin Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon”, and Max Barbakow’s “Brothers”.  The first, a crime drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jesse Plemmons, is set up with Apple TV+ and Paramount Pictures, and is a crime drama based on the murders of the oil-wealthy Osage Nation. Fraser, who took a sabbatical from film for several years, will play lawyer WS Hamilton. “Brothers”, shooting in Atlanta, stars Peter Dinklage and Josh Brolin. The plotline is u...

Search ‘Cobra Kai’ Star Xolo Maridueña in Talks to Star as Latino Superhero ‘Blue Beetle’ for HBO Max (Exclusive) “Charm City Kings” director Angel Manuel Soto is set to direct  Umberto Gonzalez | August 2, 2021 @ 4:30 PM “Corba Kai” breakout Xolo Maridueña is in talks to star in the lead role of Jaime Reyes in “Blue Beetle” for HBO Max, Warner Bros. and DC Films first superhero movie starring a Latino character, TheWrap has exclusively learned. “Charm City Kings” director Angel Manuel Soto is set to direct. The screenplay is from Mexican-born writer Gareth Dunnet...

Blue Beetle movie – which like Batgirl is taking aim at HBO Max across the pond – has moved on to the casting stage. Xolo Maridueña, currently best known as Cobra Kai's Miguel Diaz, has scored the central role of Jaime Reyes. Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer wrote the script for the film, which will adapt the more recent version of the Blue Beetle character. Originally created by artist Charles Nicholas Wojtkoski and writer Will Eisner for Fox Comics' Mystery Men Comics in 1939, Blue Beetle was introduced as Dan Garret, a vigilante who fought crime using powers gained from chemical compound Vitam...

Batman Twists the Meaning of Consent in Batman Reptilian #2 [Preview] Batman Twists the Meaning of Consent in Batman Reptilian #2 [Preview] Posted on Batman Reptilian #2 is in stores on Wednesday, and in this preview of the issue, we find Batman questioning a Penguin at death's door. Batman wants a sample of his blood, and he doesn't want to go through the trouble of obtaining his consent for this invasive medical procedure, so he tells him to recite the alphabet backward if he doesn't consent. Of course, we probably shouldn't expect a guy whose whole gimmick is beating the crap out of...

Photo by Dan Loh From 'The Walking Dead' to 'Wonder Woman,' Greg Steirer's 'The American Comic Book Industry and Hollywood' gets to the bottom of a worldwide phenomenon by Tony Moore Taking a look at the movie industry, or the marquee at your local theatre, this last decade or so, one trend has become undeniable and inescapable: The big screens have been jammed full of movies adapted from comic books. Films series such as those based on characters like the Avengers, X-Men, Wonder Woman and Spider-Man, as a small sampling, have raked in billions of dollars over that stretch, and moviegoers sho...