Month: February 2021 | FilmBuffOnline

Ta-Nehisi Coates Picked To Script New Superman Film

February 26, 2021 Rich Drees

A new film featuring the Man of Steel is now in active development at Warner Brothers. [click for more]

Amazon Developing GI JOE Series Centering On Lady Jaye

February 25, 2021 Rich Drees

The streaming service is recruiting one of the team of Real American Heroes for their own series. [click for more]

TWILIGHT ZONE Revival Cancelled At CBS ALL-ACCESS

February 24, 2021 Rich Drees

The doorway to imagination is being closed. [click for more]

FRASIER Revival Moving Forward For Paramount+

February 24, 2021 Rich Drees

The rumored revival is a go at the rebranded streaming service. [click for more]

Warners Contemplated Releasing Snyder’s Original Unfinished JUSTICE LEAGUE Cut, And They Should Have

February 22, 2021 Rich Drees

It turns out that the studio’s first thought for releasing Zack Snyder’s original version of JUSTICE LEAGUE was to NOT invest another $70 million in it, and that might have been a good idea. [click for more]

A History Of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE F-Bombs

February 21, 2021 Rich Drees

Over the 46 year run of the show, more than a dozen cast members, musical artists and guest hosts have let loose with the one word NBC really doesn’t want you to say on the air. [click for more]

So Who Was THAT In This Week’s WANDAVISION? (Spoilers)

February 19, 2021 Rich Drees

This week’s episode ended with a major revelation that might not be familiar to viewers who aren’t long time comic book readers. [click for more]

CW Passes on WONDER GIRL Series

February 12, 2021 Rich Drees

The series featuring DC Comics latest iteration of the superhero is not going forward. [click for more]

Criterion Adding FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH, NIGHTMARE ALLEY And Three More In May

February 12, 2021 Rich Drees

The Criterion Collection’s slate of May releases spans the gamut from pre-Code melodrama to a 1940s noir to a classic 1980s comedy. [click for more]

Review: JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH A Powerful Reminder That Civil Rights Struggle Continues

February 12, 2021 Rich Drees

The events leading up to the murder of civil rights activist Fred Hampton by the Chicago police are examined in this powerful film. [click for more]