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Jason Momoa Starts a Circle Pit During Pantera’s Set at Black Sabbath Farewell Concert
The concert's master of ceremony got a chance to let his hair down. Jason Momoa Starts a Circle Pit During Pantera’s Set at Black Sabbath Farewell Concert Scoop Harrison
A Minecraft Movie Is a Video Game Adaptation Worthy of Jack Black’s Talents: Review
At times narratively messy, the new movie manages to capture the game's creative spirit. A Minecraft Movie Is a Video Game Adaptation Worthy of Jack Black’s Talents: Review Liz Shannon Miller
Main Man: Jason Momoa Is Officially Playing Lobo In DC’s ‘Supergirl: Woman Of Tomorrow’
Looks like DC is finally ready to give Marvel a run for their movie money.
Jason Momoa cast as Lobo in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow
Momoa, who previously helmed the character of Auquaman, has seemingly survived the transition from Zach Snyder to James Gunn with a brand new comic book movie role. Jason Momoa Cast as Lobo in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Jonah Krueger
Terry Gilliam details new film starring Johnny Depp as Satan and Jeff Bridges as God
The film will be titled The Carnival at the End of Days, and will also star Adam Driver, Jason Momoa, and more. Terry Gilliam Details New Film Starring Johnny Depp as Satan and Jeff Bridges as God Jo Vito
Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Review: A Lame Duck Farewell Full of Flaws
The final DCEU film features a lot more of the drum-playing octopus, at least. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Review: A Lame Duck Farewell Full of Flaws Liz Shannon Miller
Ben Affleck Confirmed to Return as Batman in Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom
Who knows what’s going on with the DC Comics Extended Universe, except to say this: Once you play Batman, you’re never really done playing Batman. That’s the best way to explain today’s news that Ben Affleck will be returning as the Caped Crusader in the upcoming sequel film Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom. Aquaman himself, Jason Momoa, confirmed the news with a very cute Instagram post. “REUNITED bruce and arthur. love u and miss u Ben WB studio tours just explored the backlot alright. busted on set all great things coming AQUAMAN 2 all my aloha j,” Momoa shares along with photos of him and Affleck snuggling together, followed by video of the two of them (as promised) encountering a Warner Bros. studio tour in progress. Affleck first played Bruce Wayne/Batman in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of J...
Block-Shaped Man Jason Momoa to Star in Minecraft Movie
Warner Bros. are getting their casting squared away on the film adaptation of the blockbuster — and block buster — video game Minecraft. As The Hollywood Reporter notes, Jason Momoa, a man who looks like he was carved out of stone, is in final negotiations to play the lead role. Plot details haven’t yet been unearthed. But Jared Hess, best known for helming Napoleon Dynamite, is set to direct. Production will come from Dune producer Mary Parent and Godzilla vs. Kong producer Roy Lee. Minecraft first became public in 2009 and received a full launch by Sweden’s Mojang Studios 2011. The massively popular game sets players in a blocky, algorithmically-generated world, mining resources to create earthworks, machines, and structures that range from th...
Jason Momoa Joining Fast and Furious Family in F10
The second to last movie in the Fast and Furious franchise is shifting into gear. As Deadline reports, Mack truck of a man Jason Momoa has joined the cast of F10. Plot details for F10 are being kept under the hood for now, though we know Vin Diesel will return as family man Dominic Toretto, with co-stars Tyrese Gibson, Ludacris, Michelle Rodriguez, and Sung Kang also expected to drift into frame. As he has done so many times before, most recently with 2021’s F9: The Fast Saga, Justin Lin will hop into the driver’s seat and direct. F10 is expected to roll off the lot sometime in 2023. Advertisement One actor who will definitely not be appearing in the upcoming sequel is Dwayne Johnson. Although Diesel wrote him an open letter on Instagr...
Jason Momoa & Lisa Bonet Announce End To Marriage, Twitter Reacted As Expected
HipHopWired Featured Video CLOSE Source: Mike Coppola / Getty The union of Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet seemed to be unbreakable and owned distinction as one of the entertainment industry’s hottest couples. On Wednesday (Jan. 12), the pair issued a joint statement saying that the two would be parting ways, prompting some expected responses from the Twitter masses. Taking to Momoa’s Instagram page, the statement of the split was eloquent and kind as expected of such a long partnership. From the IG post: We have all felt the squeeze and changes of these transformational times… A revolution is unfolding ~and our family is of no exception… feeling and growing from the seismic shifts occurring And so~ We share our Family news~ That we are parting ways in marriage. We share this not because we thi...
Ray Fisher Details Justice League Drama with Joss Whedon and Warner Bros.
Any fan who has watched Zack Snyder’s Justice League realizes that Ray Fisher was done dirty by the theatrically released version spearheaded by Joss Whedon and Warner Bros. brass. But you need not have seen either movie to know that, as the Cyborg actor has been telling everyone for the last year about Whedon’s “gross, abusive, unprofessional” conduct on set and WB’s allegedly sketchy, racist attempts to cover up Fisher’s complaints. Today, The Hollywood Reporter published an extensive interview with Fisher, who digs into the weeds of his allegations against Whedon and studio executives Geoff Johns, Walter Hamada, and Jon Berg. He detailed how his concerns over representation of DC’s first live-action Black superhero were dismissed by the studio, which pushed for the character “to be...
Zack Snyder’s Justice League Is An Audacious Mess: Review
The Pitch: Well, it’s finally here: the infamous “Snyder Cut.” The rallying cry of DC fanboys for nearly half a decade, Zack Snyder’s original version of the DC cinematic universe’s Avengers equivalent before studio meddling and a tragic death in the family led the oft-maligned director to step away and let Joss Whedon get his grubby, quippy little hands all over his self-serious, baroque baby. The 2017 version was visibly, obnoxiously, the product of two directors with warring approaches wrestling with a single project: Snyderesque aesthetics clashed mightily with repetitive, snarky repartee that didn’t seem to befit the DC verse’s grumpiest heroes. It was a bit more fun, but incredibly uneven, and featured one of cinema’s most horrifying upper lips. But now, amid enormous, organized...
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