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Superhero Bits: Tom Holland Thought He’d Be Fired as Spider-Man, ‘WandaVision’ Episode 3 Easter Eggs & More
Did a foreign language voice actor spoil the appearance of a certain character in WandaVision? Did you know the end of Blade almost set up the debut of Morbius for a sequel? Can Regina King identify the real obscure superheroes in a line-up of ridiculous characters? Why did Tom Holland think he was getting fired […]
TV Bits: ‘Euphoria’ Special Episode, ‘Freaks and Geeks’ on Hulu, ‘Saved By the Bell’ Season 2, and More
In this edition of TV Bits: HBO sets early HBO Max premiere for the Euphoria second special Freaks and Geeks is coming to Hulu with its original soundtrack Peacock renews Saved by the Bell for season 2 Watch The Lady and the Dale trailer. Following the success of its first pandemic-filmed special episode, Euphoria is […]
‘Invincible’ TV Series Premieres in March on Amazon Prime Video, Watch the First Clip Now
Invincible, the new animated series based on the Skybound/Image comic of the same name, now has a premiere date: March 26. The hour-long series comes from creator Robert Kirkman and follows a seventeen-year-old who just happens to be the son of the most powerful superhero on the planet. Soon, the teenager is developing superpowers of […]
‘Losing Alice’ Review: Psychological Slow Burn Is Apple’s Best Drama Series Yet
For a large majority of “Losing Alice,” the people on screen aren’t quite sure what’s happening. The unknowable nature of a partner’s true feelings, the confusion of fleeting glimpses of people who can’t physically be there, and the daily tiny frustrations of film production: all have the potential to make a shaky foundation for a […]
‘Flack’: Amazon Resurfaced the Show’s First Season at Just the Right Time
Last spring, with film screens dimmed and a disproportionate number of folks left with extra time to fill, the TV world was ready to be an escape vehicle. Plenty of people stuck to the recent classics or embarked on catch-up projects, but for people trying to tackle the slew of new releases, there was plenty […]
‘Saturday Night Live’ Bringing in John Krasinski, Dan Levy, and Regina King to Host
Saturday Night Live made quite the for the show’s 46th season last fall with a whopping six consecutive episodes that took us right through the election. Then they came back for some winter fun throughout December before taking a holiday hiatus. Now the late night sketch series with another five-episode block starting on January 30, […]
WandaVision Spoiler Discussion: Episode 3 “Now in Color”
On the January 22, 2021 episode of /Film Daily, /Film Editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, and senior writer Ben Pearson to have a spoiler discussion about WandaVision season 1 episode 3. In The Spoiler Room: WandaVision Episode 3 “Now In Color” Feedback Toaster comic image […]
Hugh Grant and Josh Hartnett Join the Cast of Guy Ritchie’s New Spy Thriller
Hugh Grant and Josh Hartnett are set to join the cast of the new Guy Ritchie spy thriller formerly titled Five Eyes. This reunites Grant with his Man From U.N.C.L.E. and The Gentlemen director, and brings Hartnett back into the Ritchie fold after they collaborated on the upcoming action thriller Wrath of Man. Deadline reports […]
Ben Affleck Is Only After “Personally Rewarding” Roles Now: “My ‘Armageddon’ Days Are Behind Me”
Ben Affleck has had one of the more interesting careers in Hollywood. After breaking out in a huge way as the writer and star of “Good Will Hunting,” landing him an Oscar trophy at a really young age, he becomes one of the biggest actors in the world. Of course, after a few miscalculations and […]
‘Atlantis’ Review: An Electrifying Post-Apocalyptic Vision from the Cinematographer of ‘The Tribe’
Valentyn Vasyanovych earned notoriety as the cinematographer behind 2014’s “The Tribe,” but he finds a confident voice all his own as a director with “Atlantis,” his third feature as such but his most striking to date. Conjuring a bombed-out, postwar Ukraine in 2025, the film’s crumbling world eerily mirrors our own, and is barely distant […]

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