“Spider-Man: Homecoming,” the Tom Holland led Spider-Man reboot isn’t due out for another year, but we already have plenty of photos and video coming from the set of this new Spider-Hero film.
Following up on my previous post from the other day concerning the sitcom “Cheers,” here’s a couple of interesting nuggets you may not have known.
Back during the first season, the show produced a twelve minuted episode entitled “Uncle Sam Malone” for the U.S. treasury in order to sell U.S. savings bonds. It never aired on television or appeared on the 1st season DVD set. It was only ever played at savings bonds drives. But you can now view the episode below.
“Cheers”, which ran on NBC from 1982-1993, is considered to be one of the best sitcoms in television history. The show centers around ex-baseball player and recovering alcoholic Sam Malone (Ted Danson) who runs a Boston Sports bar. The first five seasons focused on his on-again, off-again romance with intellectual snob Diane Chambers (Shelley Long), a waitress at the bar. The remaining six seasons focused upon Sam’s friendship with new bar manager Rebecca Howe (Kirstie Alley) and gave the other wacky characters that populated the bar more to do.
A whole gaggle of clips from the upcoming superhero flick “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” have been released online.
Most are dramatic scenes between each of the characters, but we do have one fun action scene between Batman and Superman.
Although it doesn’t officially open to the public until April 7th, I was invited to an early viewing of the The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood.
I’ve seen all of the movies and read a couple of the books. All I can say is ‘Wow.’ I really had a good time there. I haven’t been to the one in Orlando, but have caught some of the videos on YouTube. But nothing beats the ‘in-person’ experience. They really outdid themselves. The architecture is just fantastic and it really does feel as if you are walking along the streets of Hogsmeade and exploring Hogwarts. It’s as if you stepped right into the film.
I present to you a deleted scene from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” It’s a very short one. In it, Kylo Ren and some troopers board the Millennium Falcon.
This scene was originally from the video release trailer that came out a few days back. But I did a tiny bit of audio manipulation to make it a bit more whole.
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” will be available for digital download on April 1st and hit DVD and Blu-ray on April 5th.
The special features below are what is contained on the Blu-ray release along with a listing of various retailer offerings.
If you’re a “Flash” and/or “Supergirl” fan, you probably know by now that both shows are crossing over later this month.
The Flash will appear on the March 28th episode of “Supergirl” entitled “Worlds Finest.” We got our first appearance of Supergirl on the February 9 episode of “The Flash” entitled “Welcome to Earth-2.” We glimpsed her in the multiverse tunnel as Barry Allen and friends were crossing over an alternate Earth in another dimension.
Some video has surfaced giving us our first look at Benedict Cumberbatch as the Marvel character Stephen Strange (aka. Doctor Strange).
Currently filming in London, Marvel’s “Doctor Strange” steers us deeper into the mystical/magical world of the Marvel Cinematic Universe as opposed to the scientific/biological aspects of it. The synopsis:
