On April 20, Stranger Things began production on the show’s highly anticipated third season.
Stranger Things’ official Twitter account teased the cast returning to work with a short video filled with old friends, as well as new cast members Maya Hawke, Jake Busey, and Cary Elwes. The full video can be seen below.
back at it, nerds. pic.twitter.com/DEkG0Ng5b1
— Stranger Things (@Stranger_Things) April 27, 2018
Netflix subscribers who love science fiction and fantasy, get ready, because the service is making those genres it’s main focus from this point forward.
According to Ampere Analysis, via Business Insider, sci-fi and fantasy has become the most popular genre of Netflix original programming in Q1 of 2018, and Netflix is ramping up production to meet an anticipated increase in demand.
Ampere Analysis went on to say the genre will comprise 29 percent of Netflix’s upcoming original content, which is unsurprising, given the success of Stranger Things, Altered Carbon, Black Mirror, and others.
Super Saiyan Blue (Super Saiyan God Super Saiyan) Vegito will join the roster of Dragon Ball FighterZ, according to a trailer that appears to have been prematurely revealed by Bandai Namco.
The trailer was posted on Bandai Namco Entertainment Taiwan’s official Facebook page but has since been removed. Before it was taken down, however, the footage was saved and can be seen on ResetEra.
Vegito (SSGSS) vs. Fused Zamasu in Dragon Ball FighterZ
Just in time for the wildly anticipated Avengers: Infinity War, MoviePass has decided to prohibit repeat viewings of the same movie.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the change came Friday as many prepared to see the newly-released Marvel blockbuster, with an update that read, in all caps, “THE SERVICE PROHIBITS REPEAT VIEWINGS OF THE SAME MOVIE.”
Far from being new, the change actually sees the service return to a policy it had over a year ago, and MoviePass CEO Mitch Lowe told THR the change is intended to help the company address issues of user fraud.
Avengers: Infinity War saw a whole lot of a Marvel heroes come together, but what about the people who were notably missing? Fortunately the movie still gives us some good leads on what happened to the Avengers’ brothers and sisters seemingly missing in action.
Full spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War continue below, so read on at your own risk. And if you haven’t yet, be sure to check out IGN’s review of Avengers: Infinity War below.
Remember all that hullabaloo about Hawkeye not appearing in any of the Infinity War promotion? Well, turns out it’s for good reason, because he’s not actually in the movie! When we took the question of the missing Hawkeye to co-director Anthony Russo, he told IGN in the video you can watch below, “There are very specific story reasons why he’s not present.” “Patience is a virtue,” added co-director Joe Russo.