Catch up on the latest news including Lord of the Rings Series, Ryan Reynold's Green Lantern Cut, Avatar 2, Beyond Good & Evil Movie, Splinter Cell Series and Mulan...

Since the Snyder cut to "Justice League", which has been demanded by fans for years, was finally announced, the expectations of the fans after the failed cinema version are of course quite high. Also Ryan Reynolds seems to wish for a compensation for his DC-flop "Green Lantern", because a few days ago he released a fake trailer in Snyder-Cut style and typical Reynolds humor. He calls his fake trailer for a "Green Lantern" cut the Reynolds cut...

That Galadriel appears in the new "Lord of the Rings" series from Amazon and is portrayed by Morfydd Clark has been known for quite some time. However, as it has now become known, this is not the only character from the film trilogy who will have an appearance in the series. TheOneRing.net reports that Elrond and Sauron will also be in the series. Whoever has seen the "Lord of the Rings" and "Hobbit" movies will of course know who are meant...

After several postponements, what we had feared is now beginning to happen: the Disney blockbuster "Mulan" will not be released in cinemas in many countries. According to reports of the Hollywood Reporter, the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and some European countries are mainly affected. Currently the release date of the live action movie is September 4th, 2020 on the streaming service Disney+, but those who have a subscription will not be satisfied with free entertainment. According to Variety, the film will cost 29.99 US dollars...

After "Avatar 2-5" has recently been shifted back quite a bit, you might get the impression that the production will also be put on hold for the time being. That this is definitely not the case is regularly proven to us by producer Jon Landau with brand new pictures from the set. This time we are allowed to see concept pictures of a new type of underwater vehicle called "Crabsuit,". It is equipped with four legs and two arms...

At least since "The Witcher" and "Castlevania" it has been clear that Netflix has a certain talent for the usually sceptically viewed video game adaptations. Through two tweets Netflix now announced that both "Beyond Good & Evil" and "Splinter Cell" will get their own adaptation on the streaming service. While "Beyond Good & Evil" will be a film in collaboration with Ubiosoft, Sam Fisher will return to the screen in the form of an animated series. According to Variety, "John Wick" author Derek Kolstad...

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