A new trailer for the third season of “Star Wars Rebels” has been released.
I have found this show to be exceptionally enjoyable. Even though I really liked “The Clone Wars” I didn’t expect a lot from “Rebels” when it was first announced. But I was hooked from the very first episode and haven’t stopped watching since.
This past weekend at the Star Wars Celebration in London a new Behind The Scenes Video was presented for the upcoming Star Wars solo film “Rogue One.” The video shows a good amount of new snippets from the film.
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“Spider-Man: Homecoming,” the Tom Holland led Spider-Man reboot isn’t due out for another year, but we already have plenty of photos and video coming from the set of this new Spider-Hero film.
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As shooting is underway on next years rebooted Spider-Man film entitled “Spider-Man: Homecoming” on-set photos are sure to pop up. And that’s what we have here.
The new Spider-Man, Tom Holland, made his web-slinging debut in this years “Captain America: Civil War.” Spider-Man’s first appearance in the Marvel Cinematic Universe was definitely the highlight of that film. Up until this point, the character always existed in his own little on-screen cinematic bubble.
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Before Sony rebooted “Spider-Man” back in 2012 Sam Raimi was in the process of making another sequel with Tobey Maguire and company. But for various reasons, Raimi and Sony parted ways on the project and Sony decided to reboot the property with Marc Webb as director and Andrew Garfield starring in the titular role. I found that reboot to be much less enjoyable than the Raimi versions. And the sequel to the reboot, “The Amazing Spider-Man 2,” was just “Batman and Robin” bad and almost a franchise killer.
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Following up on my previous post from the other day concerning the sitcom “Cheers,” here’s a couple of interesting nuggets you may not have known.
Back during the first season, the show produced a twelve minuted episode entitled “Uncle Sam Malone” for the U.S. treasury in order to sell U.S. savings bonds. It never aired on television or appeared on the 1st season DVD set. It was only ever played at savings bonds drives. But you can now view the episode below.
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“Cheers”, which ran on NBC from 1982-1993, is considered to be one of the best sitcoms in television history. The show centers around ex-baseball player and recovering alcoholic Sam Malone (Ted Danson) who runs a Boston Sports bar. The first five seasons focused on his on-again, off-again romance with intellectual snob Diane Chambers (Shelley Long), a waitress at the bar. The remaining six seasons focused upon Sam’s friendship with new bar manager Rebecca Howe (Kirstie Alley) and gave the other wacky characters that populated the bar more to do.
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