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Spider-Man Is Back in the Marvel Universe
Our long national nightmare is over . . . Spider-Man is back in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Sony and Disney agreed to a deal that will have them co-financing another "Spider-Man" movie that'll be released in 2021.
The deal also calls for Spider-Man to appear in one more Marvel movie.
TOM HOLLAND celebrated the news by sharing a video of LEONARD DICAPRIO in "The Wolf of Wall Street" saying, quote, "I'm not [effin'] leaving!"
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(WARNING: The video is uncensored.)
The "Get Him a Body Bag" Guy from "The Karate Kid" Passed Away
We have an ironic death to report this morning. ROBERT GARRISON from the original "Karate Kid"died Friday morning. He was only 59 years old, but he'd been battling kidney and liver issues.
Garrison played one of the bad kids from the evil Cobra Kai dojo . . . and he's the one who delivered the immortal line, "Get him a body bag! Yeah!"
Robert's character Tommy was brought back for YouTube's "Cobra Kai" series. He died during a camping trip in season two, and the scene ends with him being zipped up in a body bag.
WILLIAM ZABKA played Johnny, the top dog of the Cobra Kai, and he posted a tribute to Garrison, calling him "a beautiful soul and an incredibly gifted actor."
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The controversy over "The Joker" rages on
The controversy over Todd Phillips upcoming “Joker” movie starring Joaquin Phoenix continues. As critics worry that the movie could is “dangerous” and could insight violence, like the 2012 mass shooting at a screening of “The Dark Knight Rises,” theaters are beefing up their security.
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has released a statement confirming that they’re adding security at their theaters for the Warner Bros flick’s opening weekend. Regal Cinemas is also aware of the controversy and says they’re “in regular contact with law enforcement” for potential security protocol, although they “do not believe the content or existence of any movie is a cause or signal for violence.”
Meanwhile, as conversation around the movie’s potential danger continues, Phoenix and Phillips aren’t taking any more questions. We previously reported that they bashed the controversy, saying that people should just see the movie before making any judgments. During a recent interview with The Telegraph, Phoenix walked out when asked if he thinks the movie could set off a so-called “unstable, self-pitying loner with a mass-shooter mindset”... and Warner Bros canceled interviews altogether at the Los Angeles premiere this weekend.
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"The Fast and the Furious" director ROB COHEN has been accused of sexual assault.
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It sounds like THE ROCK has mended his relationship with VIN DIESEL, and he's hinting at a return to the "Fast and Furious" franchise.
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The Holy Hand Grenade from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" is part of a massive auction of movie props coming up this week.
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