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Adventure Time calls its friends! A few weeks ago HBO Max surprised its users by revealing a new spin-off series of the much-loved 'Adventure Time', after almost 5 years since the last episode starring Jake and his faithful dog Finn. In that sense, apart from them, it was announced that for the return of this animated show, they will focus on their opposite versions: Fionna and Cake. As confirmed by Warner Bros. Discovery, the official synopsis will focus on Fionna and Cake, who "will embark on a multiversal jumping adventure and a journey of self-discovery. Meanwhile, a powerful new antagonist determined to track them down and erase them from existence lurks in the shadows."

Steve Asbell, president of 20th Century Studios, already anticipated in an interview published last year that A Haunting in Venice, the third installment of the Agatha Christie adaptation series at the hands of Kenneth Branagah, would be totally different from Death on the Nile: "We have a third script written by Michael Green, which is quite a bold change in genre and tone. It's a post-war Venice and an adaptation of one of the lesser-known novels." After several images, a teaser and this new trailer, one thing is clear: we are facing one of the must-see products of this 2023 for lovers of the horror genre.

Although the film industry is experiencing a tense climate due to the actors' and screenwriters' strikes, some independent films have received authorization to go ahead with their production plans. Death of the unicorn is one of the exceptions that the SAG-AFTRA guild approves. Variety confirmed that the feature stars Jenna Ortega (Wednesday) and Paul Rudd (Ant-Man). According to information from IONcinema, the film would be a black horror comedy, and also marks the directorial debut of Alex Scharfman. Likewise, the title is an intriguing addition to the repertoire of A24, a production company that everyone knows for psychological thrillers like Midsommar and was also behind the acclaimed Everything Everywhere at all Once.

BBC's sci-fi series Doctor Who is preparing to celebrate its 60th anniversary with a historic change to its main cast. Ncuti Gatwa, known for his role in the Netflix series Sex Education, has been cast as the 15th Doctor, marking the first time a black actor has taken on the iconic role. Joining him is Millie Gibson (Coronation Street), who joins the cast as new companion, Ruby Sunday. This glimpse of the new faces in the long-running British franchise generates anticipation following the departure of Jodie Whittaker, the first woman to play the famous character.

As the premiere date for the second season of Heartstopper on Netflix approaches, fans can't contain their excitement. It's just over two weeks until Nick and Charlie resume their romantic adventure, and the red "N" is keeping the anticipation high for one of its most talked-about youth productions. After releasing a couple of previews and some images at this year's TUDUM, the streaming giant has shared a whole new collection of pre-release photos. The newly released stills from the LGBTQ+ series give us an initial introduction to the new cast members, focusing on a range of characters including Truham students and professors, as well as Higgs students and family members. Likewise, the audience gets a first impression of Mr. Farouk (Nima Taleghani), Mr. Ajayi's (Fisayo Akinade) colleague and potential romantic partner. In terms of the students, James McEwan, a previously unnamed student character played by Bradley Riches, is introduced.

Now, with "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem," the new film by "Donatello," "Michelangelo," "Leonardo" and "Raphael," the emphasis is on the concept of teenagers both in its characters and in the visual proposal, an animated bet that takes all the lessons left by the revolutionary "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse". So the turtles feel and sound like teenagers, acting like teenagers, especially in this first clip that nods to Eastman and Laird's early comics and then introduces us to how inexperienced they are with respect to the real world. In fact, the daily mission is to hide from the human world… while shopping.

Vertical Entertainment has released the trailer for 'The Pod Generation,' a romantic sci-fi drama starring four-time Emmy-nominated actress Emilia Clarke ('Game of Thrones') and Oscar-nominated actor Chiwetel Ejiofor ('12 Years a Slave'). In fact, the film will hit U.S. theaters on August 11 of this year. The film take place in a near future where AI is all the rage and nature is becoming a distant memory, the story revolves around Rachel and Alvy, a New York couple who are ready to take their relationship to the next level and start a family.

If U.S. lawsuits are already very cinematic, the one that pitted Gwyneth Paltrow against retired optometrist Terry Sanders earlier this year was certainly one that would look great on screen. Hence, a production company has decided to turn that ski accident lawsuit, which the actress and businesswoman eventually won, into a documentary. In fact, the lawsuit settled a collision between them on a Utah ski slope at Deer Valley Resort in 2016. Sanders, a 76-year-old retiree, sued the performer for $300,000 claiming she had left him with a concussion, four broken ribs and emotional distress. Gwyneth, for her part, countersued him demanding a single dollar and that he pay her attorneys' fees.

Due to the actors' strike in Hollywood, all U.S. studio productions are expected to be shut down soon, with the exception of House of the Dragon. That's right, House of the Dragon will continue with the filming of its second season, regardless of the actors' strike. Which is strange, considering that this is an HBO series, a division of Warner Bros. Discovery, which is from the U.S. Is this a lack of solidarity on the part of the actors and actresses? Not really. The production continues for a good reason.

This year Apple TV+ will bring Napoleon, the new film directed by Ridley Scott that features Joaquin Phoenix in the lead role and will be in theaters first before joining the streaming platform. In fact, the film focuses on the figure of Napoleon Bonaparte, from the origins of this historical figure to the end of his career, covering his entire journey to become emperor and depicting his most famous battles.