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Green Queen: This Is What Megan Fox Would Look Like As Poison Ivy In 'Gotham City Sirens'!
Can you already hear the "sirens" whirring for that Harley Quinn film? The biggest treat to come out of the recent boom of Suicide Squad related news was that Harley's solo performance won't be quite so lonely. Tentatively titled Gotham City Sirens, Quinn will be joined by fan-favourites Catwoman and Poison Ivy, meaning that all eyes are currently on who could be slipping into black PVC, or pull off being a fiery red-head.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Watch Out For 'The Watchmen': Is Jackie Earle Haley Also Joining The DCEU?
The world of superhero news is overflowing with everything from Megan Fox as Poison Ivy to Logan being the best X-Men film ever. Those crappy days of Punisher: War Zone are long behind us as Hollywood keeps flying into the golden age of superhero movies. With DC in particular ballooning their slate of films, we have casting coups coming out of our ears. We already know that Watchmen's Patrick Wilson is sticking on his diving gear to join Aquaman, Billy Crudup will be tying his sneakers for a run in The Flash, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan played an ever-doomed Thomas Wayne in BvS, but could a fourth Watchmen alumni also be suiting up for the #DCEU?
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Warner Bros. Bites The Bullet: 'Suicide Squad' Spin-Off 'Deadshot' Is Coming
It is a case of kiss kiss, bang bang as Warner Brothers comes back for a second round of Suicide Squad madness. It looks like even review suicide can't stop David Ayer's squad from shuffling off the mortal coil. A Batcave full of news means that will have three continuations of the franchise. Alongside the official announcement of #SuicideSquad2 and #GothamCitySirens, it looks like #WarnerBros. is looking at a #Deadshot spin-off.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Can You Hear The Sirens? Who Should Play Poison Ivy And Catwoman In 'Gotham City Sirens'?
"I don't know about you, Miss Kitty, but I feel so much yummier." You can keep your Suicide Squad 2 and your Deadshot — the best news to come cartwheeling out of the recent Suicide Squad-verse is that the Harley Quinn solo will be more of a Mean Girls affair thanks to the #DCEU's latest offering Gotham City Sirens.
By Tom Chapman8 years ago in Geeks
Batman v Superman: Deleted Scene Decoded. Lex converses with a New God
Deleted Scene from Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, featuring Lex Luthor. The released deleted scene from Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice reveals Lex Luthor within Zod's crashed ship, still learning from the technology within it. Luthor is standing inside of the Resurrection Cradle, looking at this unidentified horned creature. First of all, what Lex Luthor is looking at needs to be broken down. The horned creature will be explained later but the nature of the scene hasn't been interpreted as what it truly was because not all the relevant facts in the scene were given credi
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Captain America: Civil War - Will Scarlet Witch tear Vision apart?
Marvel's most recent addition to the Avengers roster, Vision, played by renown actor Paul Bettany will again be seen on-screen in Captain America: Civil War. We were introduced to Paul Bettany's Vision in The Avengers: Age Of Ultron. Wherein Tony Stark with the help of Thor and Bruce Banner create the Vision. Vision is an android of differing origins. In Marvel Comics, Hank Pym, otherwise known as Ant-Man creates Ultron, who creates Vision; but in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Ultron is a creation of Tony Stark's through the means of Loki's scepter(houses an infinity stone) and an artificial intelligence programming. Ultron unwittingly creates a suitable body for the Vision, by creating an robotic suit made of vibranium purposed for Ultron as a permanent housing for his consciousness. Vibranium is the same raw element that Captain America's shield is made up of. Unfortunately for Ultron, the Avengers get a hold of the vibranium shell and place another artificial intelligence in the android shell, in place of Ultron. The Vision.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
The Flash Season 2, Episode 18 Delayed Due to Yet Another Hiatus.
The Flash Season 2 just returned from a March hiatus and won't be returning until April 19th. As to why there are so many hiatus for The Flash this season, there haven't been any explanation given by the CW or Warner Bros. Studios. It could just be the timing of the series when this hiatus could be considered the small break for a Spring Break on the series. Apart from that explanation, the CW is asking for fan interest to dwindle on one of their most lucrative comic-book properties by placing so many hiatus' in the middle of a spectacular season of The Flash so far. When The Flash does return, there'll be some interesting developments on the series, including the origins of the serial killer Hunter Zolomon whose been masquerading as Jay Garrick on Earth-1. Here's the trailer for Episode 18 of Season 2, of The Flash.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Batman v Superman Deleted Scene Links Apokolips to Justice League (2017)
The release of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is now spreading a fervor of interest in the DC franchise. The DC Expanded Universe is set to become even larger as more films slated to release, premiere. The next film on DC's line-up of films is Wonder Woman (2017) which will take place in 1914 era. Wonder Woman (2017) taking place in 1914 is telling the origin of where she came from and how she came to be in the present day DC Expanded Universe. That film will delve into the past unlike where the DC' Expanded Universe is heading next, the future. Justice League-Part One (2017) is going to bring forth the future of DC'. Not only will the league will be formed, but there will also be some huge events happening during Part One and Part Two of the two part Justice League feature. Those events were teased in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016), and now a new, deleted scene has been released that gives away the entire plot of Justice League-Part One (2017). For keen movie-goers who saw Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, know that the Easter eggs in the film are building up to an inevitable conclusion regardless of fan theory/speculation on what the content of Justice League-Part One (2017) will hold.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
Inhumans: The Future of the MCU?
I've been wondering about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe for a while now, and as we are starting to get a few more details about the remainder of the films slated for a Phase 3 release I am getting more and more excited about what's to come. Phase 3 is slated to unveil films through July 2019, ending with what I anticipate as the pinnacle film to traverse the cinematic Phase 3 into whats coming in Phase 4.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
The Walking Dead: Could Sheriff Rick Grimes Become The Villain of Season 7?
The popular AMC television series, The Walking Dead made its debut in 2010 with a very limited audience but has grown in the six years to become one of the most popular television programs to date. The television series is based off a series of graphic novels created by Robert Kirkman, who is also in charge of story synchronization between the graphic novels and the on-going television series. The beginning of the story that is The Walking Dead, begins from the perspective of a single individual Rick Grimes, a police officer waking up during the zombie apocalypse after lying in a coma for an undetermined length of time. The story introduces more and more characters as Rick Grimes begins to explore the landscape of the undead world, though the whole viewpoint coming from Rick Grimes' perspective shows Rick as 'the new sheriff in town' when conflict begins to appear on every front for Sheriff Rick Grimes. Once Rick Grimes established a core group of survivors who also became essential in keeping each other alive, the conflicts only became bigger in scale on the television series. The point isn't known as to when the popularity for The Walking Dead reached its peak but it happened early on in the series' conception. Fans have been captivated by Rick and company on The Walking Dead, whether it is the story telling or the fan-favorite characters making incredible appearances every week, the television series has succeeded in bringing fans back for more every year. The Walking Dead has already been expanded into a two separate spin-off series, one of which is on AMC as well, Fear The Walking Dead. The loyal following behind The Walking Dead most definitely has to do with fans being invested in the character's development and well-being in the brutally violent world of The Walking Dead, one character that fans have been invested in since the beginning of The Walking Dead may not be the same person he was at the start of the series; that is Rick Grimes. It's already been said and it is a clear fact that the television series, The Walking Dead, is centrally about Rick Grimes' life and the people's lives Rick is involved in either by association or relation. Despite the series investing more time to a wide variety of characters, Rick still manages to hold the spotlight in a large diverse cast of spectacular actors/actresses. And Rick Grimes' time in the spotlight has portrayed him as the main protagonist/hero in the story but based on Rick's newfound view on life and survival during the more recent episodes of The Walking Dead, he may twist fans' interpretations of what a hero and a villain really are in the world of The Walking Dead.
By Allie Z.8 years ago in Geeks
A Cinematic Universe Within a Dream, Inside A Dream
What is the most resilient parasite? Bacteria? A virus? An intestinal worm? An idea. Resilient... highly contagious. Once an idea has taken hold of the brain it's almost impossible to eradicate. An idea that is fully formed - fully understood - that sticks; right in there somewhere. - Cobb (Inception)
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks
The SCU: How have we lived without this?
Cinematic Universes are the new normal for movie franchises it seems, with the expansiveness of the stories and the connectivity that it brings to the characters and the elements of storytelling.
By Matthew Bailey8 years ago in Geeks