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It was way more tolerable this time around. Have you seen the Witcher yet?
I tried but honestly can't get into it. I've actually been watching old episodes of Heroes lately. That show was truly ahead of its time and it featured some really cool IR moments even though them calling the black dude the Haitian was problematic af
 
I tried but honestly can't get into it. I've actually been watching old episodes of Heroes lately. That show was truly ahead of its time and it featured some really cool IR moments even though them calling the black dude the Haitian was problematic af
What season of "Heroes" you watching? I feel like the overabundance of DC & Marvel TV shows in 2010's makes a 2000's show like "Heroes" irrelevant AF. Which is why I assume that reboot season of "Heroes" from a few years ago flopped.
 
Disney+ Moves up WandaVision to 2020

Disney has revealed that WandaVision will now reach Disney+ in 2020, months earlier than its originally planned spring 2021 debut. The company didn't narrow down the release window beyond that, but the news still means that we're getting another MCU series this year besides The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.



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This makes sense because there are deficiencies in Disney's high profile projects for 2020. With no established MCU franchises (Black Widow is an established character but its a new franchise) and no Star Wars, they have to hedge their bets as much as possible.
 
I tried but honestly can't get into it. I've actually been watching old episodes of Heroes lately. That show was truly ahead of its time and it featured some really cool IR moments even though them calling the black dude the Haitian was problematic af
What season of "Heroes" you watching? I feel like the overabundance of DC & Marvel TV shows in 2010's makes a 2000's show like "Heroes" irrelevant AF. Which is why I assume that reboot season of "Heroes" from a few years ago flopped.
Season 1 its actually really good I'm enjoying it
Is this your first time watching "Heroes"?
 
Disney+ Moves up WandaVision to 2020

Disney has revealed that WandaVision will now reach Disney+ in 2020, months earlier than its originally planned spring 2021 debut. The company didn't narrow down the release window beyond that, but the news still means that we're getting another MCU series this year besides The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.



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Unless this takes place between Civil War and Infinity War (the two years when Cap, Falc and Widow were on the run from the government), if Vision can come back from destruction, Widow can come back from the dead.
 
Raising Dion Will Be Back For Season 2

Netflix has renewed Raising Dion for a second season, which is set to begin shooting this year.
Season two will consist of eight one-hour episodes.

It was announced earlier this week that Raising Dion Season One was one of the 10 most popular show on Netflix in 2019, and the most popular kids & family series release of 2019.

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The New Mutants is set in an isolated hospital where a group of young mutants is being held for psychiatric monitoring. When strange occurrences begin to take place, both their new mutant abilities and their friendships will be tested as they battle to try and make it out alive.


The film’s cast includes: Anya Taylor-Joy as Illyana Rasputin/Magik, a Russian mutant with sorcery powers and the sister of Colossus; Maisie Williams as Rahne Sinclair/Wolfsbane, a Scottish mutant with the power to turn into a wolf; Charlie Heaton as Sam Guthrie/Cannonball, an American mutant who can propel himself into the air; Henry Zaga as Roberto da Costa/Sunspot, a Brazilian mutant with the ability to manipulate solar energy; Blu Hunt as Danielle Moonstar/Mirage, a Native American mutant who has the power to create illusions from the fears and desires of a person’s mind; and Alice Braga as Cecilia Reyes, a mentor to the group and a medical doctor who has the ability to generate a protective bio-field around herself.



https://www.thewrap.com/the-new-mutants-trailer-x-men-teenage-horror/
 
Avatar Sequels Concept Art

Avatar director James Cameron and producer Jon Landau attended the unveiling of the Mercedes-Benz VISION AVTR, which is inspired by Avatar, at CES in Las Vegas on January 6, 2020 and brought along the first Avatar sequels concept art.

Cameron is planning four Avatar sequels. Avatar 2 is slated for a December 2021 release date.


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