Hawkeye Composer Reveals Bittersweet Feelings Toward Post-Credit Scene

Marvel Studios has become known for teasing its upcoming movies and TV shows in their post-credit scenes, so much so that when Hawkeye ended with an additional scene that featured a full rendition of “Save the City” from the series’ Broadway show, Rogers: The Musical, fans were quick to air their disappointment. The in-universe show within a show made quite a stir when it made its debut earlier in the series, and with the song being conceived by real Broadway composers Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman it would be unkind not to feature the full song somewhere. As there would probably be nowhere for the song to appear in the future, the obvious place for this to sit was as a little bit extra at the end of the series as a nice little Christmas gift. In a new interview, Shaiman revealed how developing the fake musical and the fan response has been a bittersweet experience.

Invincible Star Steven Yeun Teases a 'Bonkers' Second Season

Season 2 of Invincible will soon get underway and it sounds like the violent animated series will be even more "bonkers" when it returns. From The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman, Invincible is based on the comic book series of the same name by Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley. Steven Yeun, who previously worked with Kirkman on The Walking Dead as the fan favorite Glenn Rhee, leads the voice cast of Invincible as the titular rookie superhero.

Space Force Season 2 Lands February Release Date on Netflix

The team is back together to prove their worth to a new administration in the second season of Space Force. On Monday, Netflix announced that the second season of the comedy series will officially premiere on Feb. 18, 2022. Along with that announcement comes a slew of first look images along with the official poster, but there's no footage to share of the new episodes at this time.

Brandon Routh Says Reprising Superman Role was a Healing Experience

When it comes to Superman movies, some cannot see anyone other than Christopher Reeves in the role, some who adore Henry Cavill, and some who have tried to forget Brandon Routh ever graced the screen in the red cape and tights. When Superman Returns arrived in cinemas in 2006, it was meant to be a big revival for the Man of Steel, but turned out to be anything but stainless when it came to its record. The film gained praise from critics for its CGI sequences, story and direction by Bryan Singer, but the film failed to perform anywhere near as well as hoped, pulling in $390 million from its $220 budget. This reaction led to the cancellation of a 2009 planned sequel and Superman was then rebooted by Zack Snyder in 2013's Man of Steel. However, Routh did get another shot at Superman in the Arrowverse crossover Crisis on Infinite Earths, which the actor has revealed was an opportunity he was pleased to have received.

Harry Potter Reunion Producers Say They Will Replace Emma Roberts Photo

The producers for the Harry Potter 20th Anniversary: Return to Hogwarts say that they will replace the Emma Roberts photo that they mistakenly confused for Emma Watson. This announcement comes just two days after the special’s premiere on HBO Max, and hardcore fans took the time to share their frustration on the internet.

Peacemaker is Learning What's Inappropriate in New Red Band Trailer

Cover the kiddies bleepin' ears; Peacemaker is stepping out of the Stone Ages, and he is getting a double-helping crash course in all things concerning contemporary culture, from the preferred nomenclature of body parts, negging, and more! Watch the cringe-inducing introduction of the ways of the world to our superhero in the new red band trailer for the James Gunn-helmed Peacemaker, starring John Cena.

Kristofer Hivju Transforms Into Nivellen in The Witcher Clip

The Witcher season 2 premiered on Netflix last December to rave reviews from both critics and audiences alike. Starring Henry Cavill and Freya Allan in the lead, The Witcher season 2 has been declared a huge improvement over the muddled first season. But it’s not just the storytelling that has gotten better; the performances, costumes, make-up, and especially the CGI have improved as well. And the changes are on full display in the opening episode of The Witcher season 2.