Joey Paur

1 week ago | geektyrant.com | Joey Paur

Marvel’s Vision series is quietly assembling one of the most fascinating lineups of characters the MCU has seen in a while, and the latest addition has ties to Tony Stark and Peter Parker. According to reliable scooper Daniel Richtman, Schitt’s Creek star Emily Hampshire has joined the cast of Vision as the human form of E.D.I.T.H., the Stark-created AI system first introduced in Spider-Man: Far From Home.

1 week ago | geektyrant.com | Joey Paur

Netflix’s The Sandman is preparing to bow out this summer with its second and final season, and according to showrunner Allan Heinberg, that was the plan all along. Even if the timing of the announcement made some fans raise an eyebrow. When Netflix first renewed the hit adaptation in 2022, the streamer hyped a growing “Sandman world” and teased more stories drawn from Neil Gaiman’s iconic graphic novels.

1 week ago | geektyrant.com | Joey Paur

Matt Reeves’ The Batman was a bold, brooding noir that reimagined Gotham as a dark and gritty detetective-driven crime thriller. The director did such a great job with the film, and fans have been patiently waiting for the sequel. Reeves has been developing The Batman: Part II for years, and he’s also been going through some personal matters, which has slowed the process. While Gunn has confirmed that Reeves is still attached to direct, a new rumor suggests he might not go it alone for the sequel.

1 week ago | geektyrant.com | Joey Paur

Apple TV* has released the first trailer for the investigative arsonist series Smoke, which is based on the Firebug podcast about an arsonist in Southern California. It gives off heavy Backdraft vibes. This new series was created by the acclaimed author Dennis Lehane, whose best known for his crime thriller mystery books Mystic River, Gone Baby Gone, and Shutter Island. In the series, Taron Egerton and Jurnee Smollett “attempt to get as close to the truth as possible—without getting burned.

1 week ago | geektyrant.com | Joey Paur

Deadpool might be getting the gang back together, but this time, he's not hogging the spotlight. According to a new rumor making its rounds online, the new Marvel project that Ryan Reynolds is working on might bring together Deadpool, Wolverine, Cable, and Storm for an X-Force-style team-up movie. As previoulsy reported, Reynolds said that Deadpool will be taking a backseat and serve more as a supporting, comedic player while the spotlight shifts to the larger team dynamic.