While Blue Beetle was not a box office smash hit, the film received positive reviews from fans and critics alike, and James Gunn hinted that the character would return to the DCU. Now, Blue Beetle’s story will continue with an animated series. Is it a disappointment instead of a live-action sequel? Or do recent hits in series like X-Men ’97, My Adventures with Superman, and Invincible show animation as the best place for superhero stories?

In 1996, the Simpsons episode “A Fish Called Selma” featured a hilarious gag about a Planet of the Apes Broadway musical. What seemed like an absurd joke at the time has become a reality as non-musicals have been brought to the stage as musicals. These titles include Back to the Future, Beetlejuice, Heathers, and Mean Girls, to name a few. Even the Simpson’s musical numbers for Planet of the Apes are catchy and have become catchy tunes in the hearts of fans. It seems like any movie can be turned into a musical, so with that in mind, what classic piece of cinema do you think would make a great musical?

Star Evangeline Lilly revealed she was stepping away from acting, leaving many to guess what will happen to her character Hope Van Dyne/Wasp in the MCU. Wasp is expected to play a role in future MCU projects, including the upcoming Avengers 5. While Marvel Studios could write the character out, the more likely answer is they will recast the character. Who should play Wasp? Zooey Deschanel was Joss Whedon’s top choice to play Wasp when he was going to include the character in The Avengers, while fan cast have ranged from Kate Beckinsale to Sandra Bullock. Who do you want to see take over the role of Wasp in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, or would you rather them retire the character if Lilly does not return?

As James Gunn begins building his DCU, conflicting statements from previous Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot and James Gunn himself have confused some fans about the actress’s future in the franchise. For many, she is the face of Wonder Woman, so should she return to play the character in future DC movies, or should James Gunn find a new star to play the role alongside David Corenswet’s Superman? Should Gadot stay on as Wonder Woman, and if not, who would you want to see wield the lasso of truth in the DCU?

It has now been fourteen years since the last Shrek movie hit theaters, meaning Shrek has been absent from the big screen longer than his film series was running. For nine years, it felt like Shrek was the biggest and most popular animated film franchise of all time, but by the time the fourth movie came out, it felt like audiences were growing tired of it. Since Shrek took his final bow, the Minions have been running strong and show no signs of slowing down. With all the nostalgia for the original Shrek movies and legacy sequels being so popular, it is odd that no news has been made about Shrek 5. What is taking Dreamworks so long? Do you want to see Shrek 5 or do you want the franchise to stay just four films with the occasional Puss in Boots movie?

Two of Warner Bros. Discovery’s biggest films of 2024 have been desert-themed epics that were passion projects by auteur filmmakers that were follow-ups to critically acclaimed Oscar-winning blockbusters, Dune: Part Two and Furisoa: A Mad Max Saga. Both have received incredible positive reviews from critics but Dune: Part Two has faired much better at the box office. Yet which sci-fi film did you prefer? Denis Villeneuve’s vision of the planet Arrakis or George Miller’s newest tale in the wasteland?