Wonder Woman’s basking in the technicolor glory of the ’80s in her sequel movie.Image: Warner Bros.
James Wan reveals the wonderfully simple way people will talk under water in Aquaman. Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly can never escape questions about where they were during the events of Infinity War. Plus, our best look yet at the new Predator design, and more footage from Preacher‘s return. Spoilers get!
Wonder Woman 1984
Just after we got our first official photos of the sequel, new set photos emerged showing Diana and Steve reunited and resplendent in delightful 1984 fashion.
new style icons #WonderWoman1984 pic.twitter.com/3iGdUVznNa
— Tim Stack (@EWTimStack) June 13, 2018
Step on me pic.twitter.com/qokv4tUTRr
— romana (@wondygal) June 13, 2018
…and here’s one more from Reddit.
Ant-Man & The Wasp
Speaking with NDTV, Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly confirmed once and for all where their characters were during the events of Infinity War.
Rudd: I remember going to see Infinity War and they do mention that I was under House Arrest and that I was not able to leave. There’s a lot going on, a lot going on.
Lilly: For the record, I was there. I was just tiny.
Rudd: Well maybe I was too small and you just couldn’t see me either. I feel like I just piggybacked on your joke there.
Aquaman
Entertainment Weekly recently asked James Wan how Aquaman will tackle dialogue spoken underwater. The answer is… well:
People are overthinking it. They’re just gonna talk!
Problem solved!
Venom
In a recent interview with Empire, director Ruben Fleischer would neither confirm or deny if future films in the series will see the character teaming-up with Spider-Man.
This feels very much like Venom’s movie. It’s the introduction of the character. As to where it will go in future movies, and who he’ll run across, I can’t say.
The Predator
The newly designed Predator costume is currently on display at CineEurope 2018 in Barcelona, Spain.
Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle
THR reports the sequel to Godzilla: Planet of the Monsters is set to premiere on Netflix “later this week.”
Man Alive
Hiro Murai (Atlanta, This Is America) is reportedly in talks to make his directorial debut with Man Alive at 20th Century Fox, a scifi thriller based on a spec script from Joe Greenberg and David Robert Mitchell. The story concerns an isolated survivor of an alien invasion struggling to cope with his overwhelming loneliness before discovering there may be other survivors, after all.
[Deadline]
The Grinch
Here’s the new poster for the latest take on Dr. Seuss’ beloved curmudgeon. [Coming Soon]
The Flash
TV Line reports Danielle Nicolet, who plays Cecile on the show, has been promoted to series regular.
Jon Favreau’s Star Wars
Omega Underground has word Jon Favreau’s Star Wars television series could begin filming “as soon as this fall or winter.”
Stan Against Evil
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The Good Place
Speaking with Rolling Stone, showrunner Michael Schur scuttled the popular fan theory Eleanor, Chidi, Tahani, and Jason are trapped in a simulation.
Normally I don’t like to just flatly state what’s going on, but here I don’t see the benefit of people experiencing ambiguity: The four of them are straight-up back on Earth, in a new timeline where they didn’t die… Michael gets the idea, [the Judge] immediately understands what he’s hinting at and is reticent to do it because it means changing the timeline on Earth. (That’s why he says, ‘It’s only four people!’ Like, ‘Eh, in terms of timeline-changing, it’s not that big a deal.’)
Westworld
Coming Soon has photos from this Sunday’s episode, “Vanishing Point.” Head over there to see the rest.
Colony
Elsewhere, stasis pods and shirtlessness abound in the trailer for next week’s episode of Colony, “Lazarus.”
Preacher
Finally, Tulip returns to powerslide cars in the latest TV spot for season three.
Banner art by Jim Cooke.