With shooting only having started at the end of June, we shouldn’t be expecting too much from Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom at tomorrow’s DC FanDome event, but the sequel to the highest-grossing DC Comics adaptation in history has been slowly announcing its cast.
Recommended Videos Three weeks ago, WandaVision‘s Randall Park was confirmed to be returning as Dr. Stephen Shin, while 300‘s Vincent Regan was named as the third actor to play Atlan in the shared universe, with Indya Moore and Jani Zhao also boarding the ensemble as Stingray and The Shark respectively. Read More...
Imagine a world where Ryan Reynolds portrayed Captain America and Chris Evans donned the Green Lantern CGI suit, or where Jake Gyllenhaal landed the lead role in Man of Steel while Henry Cavill starred in Enemy. To call such worlds “different” would be a laughable understatement.
Recommended Videos But we almost had a similar world during the pre-production phases of Elvis and Top Gun: Maverick, and in that world, we would’ve gotten Miles Teller as the King of Rock, and Austin Butler as Rooster. Read More...
The Marvel Cinematic Universe and Avatar franchises may be in the middle of a one-sided feud thanks to James Cameron’s suspiciously defensive, unprovoked comparisons between the two box-office giants, but perhaps the Titanic mastermind would do well to recognize that the two really aren’t all that different. They may be two different expressions of a sci-fi/fantasy epic spectacle with an emphasis on visual effects, but it’s the same coin nevertheless. Read More...
