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Well, howdy. The first teaser has arrived for Netflix's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's lauded graphic novels, The Sandman. Time will tell if the streaming network has done a good job with its adaptation, in the mean time holy moly do the visuals really, really work. Check out the first teaser down below, along with a selection of stills and a video of the Geeked Week Panel.
- We Got This Covered: Neil Gaiman addresses ‘The Sandman’ casting concerns
- We Got This Covered: Morpheus, Corinthian, and a Constantine star in new ‘The Sandman’ character posters
- Coming Soon: Netflix’s The Sandman Gets Release Date, New Trailer
- We Got This Covered: Who voices Merv Pumpkinhead in ‘The Sandman?’
- We Got This Covered: Netflix drops official ‘Sandman’ trailer
- We Got This Covered: Jenna Coleman plays a brand new version of Constantine in ‘The Sandman’
- We Got This Covered: Boyd Holbrook says ‘The Sandman’s’ Corinthian is more Hannibal Lecter than The Joker
- We Got This Covered: Neil Gaiman says he didn’t know what dysfunctional meant until he wrote ‘The Sandman’
- We Got This Covered: Tom Sturridge deep dives the history of the ‘most important’ ‘Sandman’ prop
- We Got This Covered: Netflix releases first looks of ‘The Sandman’ characters for Geeked Week
- We Got This Covered: ‘The Sandman’ star explains what the Endless are
- We Got This Covered: Kyo Ra talks about how it was to work with ’The Sandman’ as Rose Walker
- We Got This Covered: The real dream of ‘The Sandman’ was how easy it was to cast
- We Got This Covered: ‘The Sandman’ actor Tom Sturridge calls costume design ‘extraordinary’
- SlashFilm: The Sandman Teaser: Dream Big With Neil Gaiman As The Series Premieres On Netflix In August
- SlashFilm: The Sandman: Release Date, Cast, And More
Not all was well on the set of "Mad Max: Fury Road," at least according to the film's oral history book, "Blood, Sweat & Chrome," which is currently available for purchase.
- USA Today: Charlize Theron recalls Tom Hardy's 'bad behavior' on 'Mad Max' set in new book: 'I didn't feel safe'
- We Got This Covered: Charlize Theron and Tom Hardy almost got into a physical fight on ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ set
- IndieWire: Charlize Theron, Tom Hardy’s Tense Dynamic ‘Imploded’ on ‘Fury Road’ Set: ‘I Was Really Scared Sh*tless’
- IGN Movies: Charlize Theron 'Didn't Feel Safe' on Mad Max Set With Tom Hardy
- IndieWire: Charlize Theron Recalls Moment She ‘Didn’t Feel Safe’ on ‘Fury Road,’ Requested Female Producer on Set
- SlashFilm: Author Kyle Buchanan On The Wild And True Story Of Making Mad Max: Fury Road; Read An Excerpt [Interview]
- SlashFilm: Daily Podcast: Kyle Buchanan On The Making Of Mad Max: Fury Road
- We Got This Covered: Colin Farrell shares first details on HBO Max’s Penguin spinoff
- SlashFilm: Tom Brady To Produce And Act In A Star-Studded Road Trip Comedy For Paramount, Yes, Really
It's hard to remember that before "Mad Max: Fury Road" hit the scene -- and blew the bloody doors off every theater where it screened -- that the whole development of the movie was friggin' bonkers. There were Terry Gilliam-level natural disasters that plagued the production, in-fighting with the two leads, skyrocketing budgets, extensive reshoots, and I'm sure a nervous breakdown or two.
- IndieWire: Eminem and Rihanna Were Once in Talks for Major Roles in ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’
- We Got This Covered: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ director considered casting Rihanna and Eminem
- IGN Movies: Mad Max: Fury Road Director Wanted Eminem For Lead Role
- Vulture: When Max Met Furiosa: An Oral History of Casting Mad Max: Fury Road
The trend of adapting popular video games into live-action adaptations continues (a trend with an uneven, complicated legacy), key examples being 2021's "Mortal Kombat" and the recently released Netflix series, "Arcane," which is set in the "League of Legends" universe.
- We Got This Covered: ‘Mortal Kombat’ writer helming live-action ‘System Shock’ series
- Coming Soon: Mortal Kombat Movie Writer Helming System Shock TV Series
- SlashFilm: Mortal Kombat Sequel Is Happening, Moon Knight Writer To Script The Fatalities
- Screen Crush: ‘Mortal Kombat’ Gets Sequel From ‘Moon Knight’ Writer
- We Got This Covered: ‘Mortal Kombat’ creator wants Dwayne Johnson as Shao Khan
- Coming Soon: A NetherRealm Dev Has Possibly ‘Leaked’ Evidence of Mortal Kombat 12
The trend of adapting popular video games into live-action adaptations continues (a trend with an uneven, complicated legacy), key examples being 2021's "Mortal Kombat" and the recently released Netflix series, "Arcane," which is set in the "League of Legends" universe.
- IGN Movies: Mortal Kombat 2: Movie Sequel Is Moving Ahead With the Moon Knight Writer
- SlashFilm: Mortal Kombat Sequel Is Happening, Moon Knight Writer To Script The Fatalities
- Screen Crush: ‘Mortal Kombat’ Gets Sequel From ‘Moon Knight’ Writer
- We Got This Covered: ‘Mortal Kombat’ sequel officially in development
- Coming Soon: Mortal Kombat 2 in the Works with Moon Knight’s Jeremy Slater to Write
- We Got This Covered: ‘Mortal Kombat’ creator wants Dwayne Johnson as Shao Khan
It's hard to believe that the Snyderverse controversy first began almost five years ago. Zack Snyder departed the set of his "Justice League" film in 2017, but it wasn't until 2020 that allegations from the cast would derail the career of Joss Whedon, who'd been tapped to reshape the film in his own image. Whedon's fall from grace seemed intrinsically linked to comments from Ray Fisher, who was one of the first to address the director's "gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable" behavior during the "Justice League" reshoots.
- USA Today: Joss Whedon denies threatening Gal Gadot's career during 'Justice League,' calls Ray Fisher 'a bad actor'
- Coming Soon: Ray Fisher Responds to Joss Whedon, Calls Comments ‘Lies and Buffoonery’
- We Got This Covered: Ray Fisher responds to Joss Whedon’s ‘self-own’ interview
- We Got This Covered: Ray Fisher roasts Joss Whedon to a crisp on Twitter
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon denies threatening Gal Gadot on ‘Justice League’
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon indirectly blames Zack Snyder for ‘Justice League’ backlash
- We Got This Covered: Gal Gadot blasts Joss Whedon after he denies ‘Justice League’ accusations
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon admits taking over ‘Justice League’ was a huge mistake
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon accused of further sexual misconduct on ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ set
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon accused of ‘vicious’ behavior on the set of ‘Firefly’
It's hard to believe that the Snyderverse controversy first began almost five years ago. Zack Snyder departed the set of his "Justice League" film in 2017, but it wasn't until 2020 that allegations from the cast would derail the career of Joss Whedon, who'd been tapped to reshape the film in his own image. Whedon's fall from grace seemed intrinsically linked to comments from Ray Fisher, who was one of the first to address the director's "gross, abusive, unprofessional, and completely unacceptable" behavior during the "Justice League" reshoots.
- USA Today: Joss Whedon denies threatening Gal Gadot's career during 'Justice League,' calls Ray Fisher 'a bad actor'
- Coming Soon: Joss Whedon Criticizes Zack Snyder’s Justice League, Fires Back at Gal Gadot & Ray Fisher
- We Got This Covered: Fans stand with Ray Fisher after Joss Whedon breaks ‘Justice League’ silence
- IGN Movies: Joss Whedon Responds to Justice League Allegations, Calls Cast Rude
- We Got This Covered: Ray Fisher responds to Joss Whedon’s ‘self-own’ interview
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon finally breaks his silence on ‘Justice League’ allegations
- IndieWire: Joss Whedon Addresses ‘Justice League’ Controversies; Blames Gal Gadot Claims on Language Barrier
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon denies threatening Gal Gadot on ‘Justice League’
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon indirectly blames Zack Snyder for ‘Justice League’ backlash
- We Got This Covered: Gal Gadot blasts Joss Whedon after he denies ‘Justice League’ accusations
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon admits taking over ‘Justice League’ was a huge mistake
- Vulture: The Undoing of Joss Whedon
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon accused of further sexual misconduct on ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ set
- We Got This Covered: Joss Whedon accused of ‘vicious’ behavior on the set of ‘Firefly’
Superhero movies tend to have a way of generating rumors without having to do anything to instigate it, and it looks like the same has happened when it comes to Shazam! Fury of the Gods, which doesn’t hit cinemas until 2023 but has already seen the internet buzzing with talk of Zachary Levi’s titular hero being set to become a part of the new Justice League in the DCEU’s near future. However, one person who had something to say about that was director David F.
- We Got This Covered: ‘Shazam!’ director responds to ‘Justice League’ reboot rumors
- We Got This Covered: DCEU fans seriously divided over latest ‘Justice League’ rumors
- We Got This Covered: Zack Snyder replies to ‘Justice League’ fan, all hell breaks loose on Twitter
- We Got This Covered: ‘Justice League’ fans are demanding the cut Green Lantern scene
- MovieWeb: Guillermo Del Toro Describes His Abandoned Justice League Dark Movie Plans
Superhero movies tend to have a way of generating rumors without having to do anything to instigate it, and it looks like the same has happened when it comes to Shazam! Fury of the Gods, which doesn’t hit cinemas until 2023 but has already seen the internet buzzing with talk of Zachary Levi’s titular hero being set to become a part of the new Justice League in the DCEU’s near future. However, one person who had something to say about that was director David F.
- We Got This Covered: ‘Shazam!’ director responds to ‘Justice League’ reboot rumors
- We Got This Covered: DCEU fans seriously divided over latest ‘Justice League’ rumors
- We Got This Covered: Zack Snyder replies to ‘Justice League’ fan, all hell breaks loose on Twitter
- We Got This Covered: ‘Justice League’ fans are demanding the cut Green Lantern scene
- MovieWeb: Guillermo Del Toro Describes His Abandoned Justice League Dark Movie Plans
- SlashFilm: Guillermo Del Toro Shares Details About His Scrapped Justice League Dark Movie
We've got some good news and some bad news on the release date front. The good news is, "Mad Max: Furiosa," the long-awaited prequel to "Mad Max: Fury Road," has a new release date. The bad news is it's a whole lot further away than was previously expected. But in further good news for Stephen King fans, the new "Salem's Lot" movie has been given a rather appropriate release date by Warner Bros. as well.
- We Got This Covered: Mad Max: Furiosa Pushed Back Almost An Entire Year
- IndieWire: ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Prequel ‘Furiosa’ Delayed One Year, Sets New 2024 Release
- IndieWire: 13 Vehicles from ‘Mad Max: Fury Road’ Are Going Up for Sale, Including Furiosa’s War Rig
- Coming Soon: Furiosa: Warner Bros.’ Mad Max: Fury Road Prequel Spinoff Delayed
- Cinema Blend: Anya Taylor-Joy's Mad Max Spinoff Furiosa Has Been Delayed
- Cinema Blend: As Malignant Hits Theaters, James Wan Has A Message For The Fans Watching On The Big Screen And On HBO Max
- SlashFilm: 'Salem's Lot Stealthily Adds King Adaptation Vet William Sadler, Already On Set
- SlashFilm: Oh What A Lovely Day: All The Mad Max: Fury Road Cars Are Going Up For Auction
- MovieWeb: Den of Thieves 2 Shoots Early Next Year, Will Be a Lot More Fun and Sexy
- MovieWeb: Thirteen Mad Max: Fury Road Cars That Survived Filming Go Up for Auction