Picture this: Deadpool and Blind Al have made their way to Comic-Con 2018. In true Deadpool fashion, they’re doing it big! They’ve taken over the most expensive suite at the Hard Rock Hotel and decked it out with half-finished furniture and Easter eggs that you’ll be marveling over. Don’t believe us? Check out photos from this exclusive activation below. Sponsored by Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and Vudu Movies & TV, the suite was created to celebrate the upcoming release of Deadpool 2 Super Duper $@%!#& Cut, available on Digital
Dancing queens, get out your disco shoes: we have been blessed with a new Mamma Mia! Adapted from the West End/Broadway jukebox musical that was based on the songs of ABBA, the first Mamma Mia! film premiered in 2008, a simpler time. Now, ten years later, we’ve gotten a sequel/prequel that is just as charming and comfortingly light as the original. Much like the first film, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again succeeds through a combination of frothy fun and heartfelt, feel-good moments. The spoiler-free version of the plot goes something like this: the film
Marvel’s Iron Fist came out swinging at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. Fans were treated to exclusive clips and a first look at the upcoming season, which returns September 7, 2018. In the room was the Iron Fist himself, Finn Jones, who was joined by leading lady, Jessica Henwick, and new additions, Simone Missick and Alice Eve. Rounding out the panel was the series’ new showrunner, Raven Metzner (Falling Skies), and stunt/fight coordinator, Clayton Barber (Black Panther). If you weren’t one of the lucky few to grab a seat in Ballroom 20, don’t
Craig Arnold is delivering one of the best performances on television today. He’s currently starring in the YouTube Premium series, Impulse, in which he plays Lucas Boone, a character who undergoes quite the transformation throughout the show’s first season. It’s a testament to Craig’s ability to bring to life the many layers of his character. Pop Culturalist spoke with Craig about Impulse, how his character is unlike any he’s played before, and his hopes for season two. PC: Tell us about Impulse, your character, and what drew you to this project. Craig: