Hollywood may have hit a temporary pause, but it’s slowly starting to look ahead. As actors continue to promote upcoming movies now on VOD or hitting home entertainment early and productions gear themselves to start back up later this year, things are slowly starting to return to normal \u2013 or at least, our temporary new normal.\u00a0That means entertainment news has started to trickle in again. In case you missed it, here\u2019s all the best news and tidbits from the last week.<\/p>\n
Let’s hop to it.<\/p>\n
Henry Cavill Might Not Be Done Playing Superman Quite Yet<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n If you’re one of the many fans who feel Henry Cavill has never had the proper chance to shine as Superman, good news. It was reported that Cavill has been in talks with Warner Bros. to reprise his role as the Big Blue Boy Scout. Sources say there are a number of ways he could return to the DCEU. Let’s cross our fingers and hope that it all leads to a Man of Steel<\/em> sequel.<\/p>\n Doug Liman To Direct Tom Cruise\u2019s Movie Shot In Outer Space<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n\n\n A few weeks ago, the news broke that Tom Cruise was teaming up with SpaceX and NASA to shoot the first narrative feature film partially shot in outer space. This week, it was announced that frequent Cruise collaborator and co-adrenaline junkie, Doug Liman, will be helming the movie, the first draft of which he’s already written. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Scott Derrickson Set To Direct The \u2018Labyrinth\u2019 Sequel After Leaving \u2018Doctor Strange 2\u2019<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n It was a bummer to learn earlier this year that Scott Derrickson parted ways with Marvel<\/a> on Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness<\/em> due to creative differences. Luckily, he picked up an incredible new project, being tapped to direct the sequel to 80s classic Labyrinth<\/em>. Visually trippy dark fantasy should be right up Derrickson’s alley, judging from his previous work.<\/p>\n\n\n\n A Marvel Fan Has Sorted Every Scene From The MCU In Chronological Order<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n Some of us have taken our time in quarantine to learn how to bake sourdough bread, catch up on classic movies<\/a>, or just recharge. Not so Tony Goldmark, who used his time to go through all 23 movies in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and organize all the scenes in chronological order. Talk about dedication.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The Giant Plane Explosion Sequence In \u2018Tenet\u2019 Was Filmed As A Fully Practical Effect<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n There are few directors as dedicated to perfecting the art of the practical effect as Christopher Nolan. His practical visual sequences are the stuff Hollywood dreams are made of, and his upcoming film, Tenet<\/a><\/em>, promises to push the envelope further than he ever has, starting with the plane explosion scene. During the trailer reveal, actor John David Washington confirmed that the effect was completely practical – yes, Nolan really did drive a jumbo jet into a building and blow it up. Long live Nolan.
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