Channing Tatum says that his gambit ‘will keep the drama’ in ‘Avengers: Doomsday’

Colin Farrell “does not see” that he returns to the “channel” of the penguin, Doug Liman is “excited” to take Tom Cruise to the outer space, and Clayface is siza. Until the US Network.

Avengers: Doomsday

During a recent interview with VarietyChanning Tatum promised Gambit’s interpretation in Avengers: Doomsday It will be more “serious” than the last seen in Deadpool and Wolverine.

I’m not going to the complete drawer. (Directors Anthony and Joe Russo) want things to be fun, but they don’t want to go from Deadpool. They want to keep the drama and keep it tight. When Gambit gets serious, when he drops the mask of Mardi Gras, things matter.

Clayface

The last photo of Set of Clayface It seems to represent Matt Hagen after surgery, if not only after his disfigorous accident.

Tom Cruise Space movie

Talk with DeadlineDoug Liman director said that people are still buzzed for his next Tom Cruise action film, which will partially be filmed In spaceAlthough there is still no update on when it could happen.

I am more excited about going to space, no less … but our goal is to do something great. Many people are trying to do tricks such as ‘Oh, it’s in space’. I am not interested in doing something that is a single promotional trick.

I want to make a film that people watch in a hundred years when there are perhaps hundreds of films filmed in the outer space and there is nothing special in what is in the outer space. That is the goal of everything I do.

With SwingersIt is very significant for me that many people who see it were not even born when it premiered here.

If you ever films a movie in the outer space, the question will be what you could do that you could not do on Earth that makes it a great entertainment, that is better than if you did not make it space.

Once again, it is also about technology and stories narration … you can run a line from Swingers Until this potential film in outer space.

Good luck, have fun, don’t die

According DeadlineMonte Verbinski’s Good luck, have fun, don’t die It is now scheduled for a theatrical release date of January 30, 2026.

Starring Sam Rockwell, Haley Lu Richardson, Michael Peña, Zazie Beetz and Juno Temple, it is said that history refers to a “Man of the future (Rockwell) who arrives at a restaurant in Los Angeles, where the precise combination of unhappy customers (Richardson, Peña, Beetz, Temple) must recruit to join him in a search for a top of a night to save the world of the terminal threat of a rebel artificial intelligence.”

Jordan Peele without title movie

As he pointed out Reel worldUniversal has taken the mysterious fourth film by Jordan Peele from his launch calendar of 2026.

Him

Meanwhile, Disgusting has a new imax poster for Him.

28 years later: The temple of bones

Sony has launched its first advance to 28 years later: The temple of bones. Read our story about the trailer here.

The penguin

In conversation with DeadlineColin Farrell declared that he does not know “the way you return to the channel” for a second season of The penguin.

I have no idea if it is happening. I know I heard rumors that they were thinking they would like to do a second season, but I don’t know if it’s a good idea, “he said.” I don’t know the way you return to the channel … and part of me wants to go, “just let it go to people.” We get yours. Leave it as it is.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer

Sarah Michelle Gellar shared several photos behind the set of the new Buffy The Vampire Slayer Pilot on Instagram.

IT: Welcome to Derry

A new Welcome to Derry The Motion poster confirms that the series will premiere this October 26 in HBO Max.

They all die to see it.#ItwelCometoderry It opens on October 26 in HBO Max. pic.twitter.com/lpgl73fegs

– HBO Max (@Hbomax) September 2, 2025

ALIEN: Earth

Finally, FX has launched a “The Fly” trailer, the episode next week of ALIEN: Earth.

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