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The Batman 2 casting is being drip-fed by Matt Reeves and DC fans think they know who's coming next
Director Matt Reeves has begun announcing the cast for The Batman 2, confirming the return of Colin Farrell as The Penguin, Jeffrey Wright as Jim Gordon, Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth, Jayme Lawson as Bella Real, and Gil Perez-Abraham as Officer Martinez. Fans are speculating about the potential casting of Barry Keoghan as the Joker, alongside other rumored additions like Sebastian Stan and Scarlett Johansson.
Barry Keoghan Jawab Rumor Berselingkuh dari Sabrina Carpenter
Actor Barry Keoghan has addressed rumors of infidelity that reportedly led to his breakup with Sabrina Carpenter. Speaking on a podcast, Keoghan admitted to avoiding social media and public events due to the false narratives circulating online. He clarified that while he doesn't want to speak for others, the public nature of their relationship made the situation difficult.
It's the start of the month and Prime Video has added loads of new movies: here are the 3 I recommend you watch this weekend (April 3–April 5)
This guide recommends three movies available on Prime Video for the weekend of April 3-5: the thriller Crime 101 starring Chris Hemsworth, the sci-fi classic The Terminator, and the cult zombie musical Anna and the Apocalypse. The recommendations come from Will Salmon, GamesRadar's Streaming Editor.
6 new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus, and more (April 3–April 5)
This weekend, April 3-5, several new movies and TV shows are available on streaming platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney Plus. Highlights include the thriller "Crime 101" starring Chris Hemsworth on Prime Video, the return of "Your Friends & Neighbors" on Apple TV, and new episodes of "Daredevil: Born Again" on Disney Plus.
Standout Amazon Prime Movies to Stream Right Now
Amazon Prime Video offers a diverse film library beyond mainstream trends, featuring a countdown of 10 standout movies. The list includes critically acclaimed titles like 'Sound of Metal' and 'American Fiction,' as well as buzzy films such as 'Saltburn' and 'Challengers,' catering to various moods and preferences.
Critically Acclaimed Originals on Apple TV+ Worth Watching
Apple TV+ has established itself as a premier streaming service by focusing on high-quality, critically acclaimed original series rather than a large volume of content. The platform offers a curated selection of shows across various genres, including crime thrillers, comedies, dramas, and historical epics, all noted for strong storytelling and performances.
Peaky Blinders creator says Arthur Shelby wasn't in The Immortal Man because "Tommy needed to have done something that he couldn't forgive himself for"
Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight explains Arthur Shelby's limited role in The Immortal Man, stating Tommy Shelby needed to commit an unforgivable act. The article also touches on Tommy's fate, his death at the hands of his son Duke, and the original intention for Tommy's demise.
Prime Video Movies Receiving Strong Viewer Praise
This article highlights ten standout films available on Amazon Prime Video, covering various genres from coming-of-age stories and thrillers to rom-coms and gothic horror. It features recent releases like 'My Old Ass' and 'Conclave' alongside acclaimed films such as 'Saltburn' and 'American Fiction', offering viewers a curated selection for different moods.
Binge These 15 Prime Video Movies Right Now
This article highlights 15 recommended movies currently available on Amazon Prime Video, covering various genres like drama, comedy, and anime. It provides brief descriptions and mentions key actors and directors for each film, aiming to help viewers choose their next watch.
Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man director explains how the Netflix movie differs from the show: "Inherently, it is…
Director Tom Harper explains how the upcoming film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man differs from the TV show, emphasizing enhanced production values and cinematic scope. The movie, set six years after the series finale, sees Tommy Shelby involved in a World War 2-era plot to save his son, with Cillian Murphy returning to the role.
