Cats director Tom Hooper has revealed that the production team behind the upcoming movie musical reevaluated some of the character designs in the aftermath of the trailer arriving online.
In an interview with Empire, Hooper opened up about the explosive response to the first trailer, admitting that the team were receptive to the feedback, as it ultimately prompted them to make some tweaks to the visuals, though they never expected the footage to spark such controversy.
Take advantage of this Black Friday deal and you can pick up an LG 60-inch 4K UHD HDR Smart TV from Walmart for over $100 less than the normal retail price.
Although it normally sells for $499, right now you can scoop the Black Friday savings to get this LG 60-inch TV from Walmart for just $398. This one has three HDMI ports, 2 USB ports, one composite, and you can get free two-day delivery from Walmart.
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If you are on the lookout for a Black Friday sale for a new TV, I have a great deal for you! Right now Walmart is selling this 55-inch curved 4K UHD HDR Smart TV for $222 off, meaning you can grab this one for just $477, and get free delivery.
Right now you can get this 2019 curved Samsung 55-inch TV (UN55RU7300) at Walmart for just $477, which is $222 less than normal price. It has an LED 4K UHD screen, HDR, Smart functionality, and three HDMI ports.
Black Friday 2019 is upon us. There’s no more waiting, it’s finally here. We present to you the best Black Friday deals from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and any other vendor we find to be credible. Most of what we add here will be tech related: Nintendo Switch, PS4, and Xbox consoles, Apple iPads, gaming laptops, TVs, and so on. But that doesn’t mean we won’t add in the odd Instant Pot or Roomba. We’ll keep this page updated through Cyber Monday.
Before you get your fill of Baby Yoda in Episode 4 of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, or before you watch the chapter a second time, check out this terrific Thanksgiving Instagram post from series creator/writer Jon Favreau!
As you know, on set, Baby Yoda was a practical puppet, though for safety reasons, scenes with the adorable critter were shot twice (once without the physical Yoda) in case the puppet didn’t work and they needed to use CGI. It was a move that caused director Werner Herzog, who plays The Client on the series, to call the crew “cowards.”
Note: this is a mostly spoiler-free review of Harley Quinn: Season 1, which airs on DC Universe weekly beginning on Friday, November 29. You can also check out our previous Season 1 premiere review. Depending on reader interest, we may circle back and do a full-spoiler review after the season finale airs in February 2020, so let us know in the comments if that’s something you’d like to see.
Harley Quinn represents an important test for DC Universe, as it’s the first wholly original animated series to debut on the streaming service. Terrific though it was, Young Justice: Outsiders hardly qualifies as an original project. Luckily, DCU passes that test with a fun, wacky and very foul-mouthed romp that proves what comic readers have know for years – Harley Quinn is at her best when she’s a free and independent woman.