Tag: The Mandalorian
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Maya Rudolph &, Yes, Quibi Triumph On Creative Arts Emmys Night Four
The fourth pre-taped (sorta) night of the Creative Arts Emmys saw some major category contenders win more trophies before Sunday’s big night. “Watchmen” took Composition for a Limited Series, TV Movie or Special, “Succession” took Drama Casting, “Schitt’s Creek” won the Comedy Casting Emmy and “Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” snagged Music Supervision.Read More: “The Mandalorian” takes…
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The Best TV Shows & Movies Coming to Hulu and Disney+ in October 2020
Since Wonder Woman 1984 isn’t coming to theaters in October anymore, you’re gonna want to find some new stuff to watch at home. Thankfully, Disney+ and Hulu have a wave of new movies and TV shows coming to your living room. Not only is Disney+ bringing the debut of the second season of The Mandalorian…
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‘The Mandalorian’ Wins Five Emmys On Creative Arts Night Three
Disney Plus not only took its first Emmy Awards on the third night of virtual Creative Arts Emmys ceremonies but five altogether. The trophies went to “The Mandalorian” in the Cinematography, Sound Mixing, Sound Editing, Production Design and Special Visual Effects. A key drama series win, however, went to “Succession” which won single picture editing…
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Fall 2020 Preview: 30 New and Returning Shows on the Horizon
Imagine, if you will, 12 months ago. “The Mandalorian” is still an enigmatic blip on the distant radar, no one knew what to expect from “Watchmen,” and there were two potential streaming disruptors that hadn’t even opened up shop yet.The 2020 version of uncertainty is understandably different, but some of this fall’s upcoming TV still…
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The Best ‘Star Wars’ Gifts for Fans
Products featured are independently selected by our editorial team and we may earn a commission from purchases made from our links.It’ll be a while before another “Star Wars” movie hits the big screen, but that doesn’t mean you can’t indulge in your fandom of that galaxy far, far away. For starters, you could sign up…
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From Gus Fring to Moff Gideon, Giancarlo Esposito Loves Playing Intimidating Characters
Power seems to complement Giancarlo Esposito, and he has flaunted it remarkably well in his best known and most recognized television roles. This year, he picked up his third Emmy nomination for his chilling performance as the unnervingly taciturn drug lord and fried chicken purveyor Gus Fring, this time on AMC’s “Breaking Bad” prequel series…
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‘Mulan’ to Premiere on Disney Plus as Streamer Surpasses 60.5 Million Subscribers
Disney Plus now has over 60.5 million paying subscribers as of last month, just nine months after the launch of the direct-to-consumer streaming platform. And after much anticipation around the decision, Disney said that “Mulan” will premiere on the service on a “premiere access” basis on Sept. 4 for $29.99.Disney CEO Bob Chapek announced the…
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Watch: Sideshow Debuts an Adorable Life-Size Baby Yoda Collectible
Werner Herzog better prepare to compete with thousands of others who will want to buy the life size Baby Yoda collectible unveiled by Sideshow Collectibles. The film and TV collectibles company debuted the life-sized replica of “The Child,” better known to the world as Baby Yoda, from The Mandalorian, at Sideshow Con 2020. Made from…
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‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Animated Series to Hit Disney+ in 2021
Disney+ is getting a new animated “Star Wars” television series from “The Mandalorian” director and “Star Wars: The Clone Wars” creator Dave Filoni.The upcoming series, titled “Star Wars: The Bad Batch,” will follow the elite and experimental clones of the Bad Batch (first introduced in “The Clone Wars”) as they find their way in a…
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‘Far Cry 6’: Giancarlo Esposito Reveals More About His Villainous Role
The new Far Cry 6 trailer looks, in a word, sumptuous. Ubisoft’s acclaimed Fps franchise has been diving further and further into morally complicated, story-driven space, much to its benefit. But this new trailer takes things up a notch, promising a new setting, a sociopolitically muckraking narrative, and a fearfully committed performance from Giancarlo Esposito…