Collider

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Brad Windebaum told Collider that this show is a globetrotting international espionage show about secrets and lies and betrayals and secret acts of loyalty and has an insane cast of characters.

So Zodiac is supposed to shoot in London in the spring of 2027 and then show up on Disney Plus sometime in 2028.

Okay, well, there is a casting rumor from Night Edge Media, and we'll call this unconfirmed, but it's looking for two male and one female British leads, all new

That returns to theaters February 19th of 2027 again for the 50th anniversary celebration.

That's right, 50 years of Star Wars.

And Parade says a Collider list just named A New Hope the most fun sci-fi movie of all time, and I'm not going to argue against it.

Well, look, the list has 10...

You know, there's been more discussions ramped up about is the franchise going to continue? And if so, how will it continue? And with who in the titular role of James Bond? Well, over the last couple years, you know, we've been hearing rumors back and forth about, okay, well, who's going to be cast as Bond? Is it going to be female? Is it going to be male? Will the actor cast be black, white, Hispanic, whatever? Well, I found this article today.

I think it was on Collider or MovieWeb.com. Where apparently over the last several months, MGM has been going through an exhaustive and extensive casting call for the next James Bond.

And apparently they have now whittled it down to three actors, three finalists who are in the running.

This is confirmed.

Where the hell is

Batman? So I would be fine if it wasn't for Peter Sofron just last week told Collider that he was asked straight up by Collider, should we imagine that Batman is out there doing Batman stuff during the events of Clayface? And he said yes.

I do not like that answer.

It's tricky.

As the title in our discussion alludes, today we're going to be talking about the 1983 film, Twilight Zone, the movie, and the horrific real-life tragedy that occurred during filming.

And as we do on these episodes, I should say, research for today's episode comes from Wikipedia, Collider, Looper, IMDb, and CBR.com. Whew.

So a quick summary of Twilight Zone, the movie, kind of what we've been alluding to.

It's four short stories all in the vein of classic Twilight Zone tales directed by four popular then now iconic directors of the era with a prologue that ties back into the finale.

Yes! Thank you.

I'm sure a lot of this has to do with the recent Paramount-Warner merger, but according to this article that I found, and I think it was on Collider where I found it, Eric.

Is it

Collider.com? Yes, it is.

Okay.

So I found it on Collider, where apparently Peacock here, as I'm skimming the article, it says here that it will be a free platform, but if you continue to scroll down, I'm trying to find out how that's going to be free.

I remember reading it, but it's been a while.

Okay, so Peacock had already struck a deal with Apple TV, which obviously we know is the streaming home for Ted Lasso, Severance, and some other popular shows.

a catch.

This is from Collider.

One quote of his saying, I'm not going to be in this movie.

I'm going to be in the next one.

Exactly.

It's on Collider, written by Luke Hasbrook, and it's titled, 10 Great Books to Read If You Love Interstellar.

A great premise for an article.

It really is.

Ah, this is where we turn the mirror directly onto the audience.

Yes, it is.

The Collider article includes a fascinating sci-fi world survival quiz that breaks down five different dystopian outcomes based on eight distinct psychological variables.

Let's deconstruct the variables of this quiz first, because as you read through them, you realize they are incredibly revealing.