A majority of The Lord of the Rings trilogy cast, plus Oscar-winning LOTR director Peter Jackson, reunited this weekend for Josh Gad’s Reunited Apart YouTube series as a way to raise money for the charity No Kid Hungry.

During the episode, which lasted almost an hour, Jackson dug into the famous Mordor speech made by Sean Bean’s Boromir during the formation of the Fellowship. You know the one. It includes the lines “One does not simply walk into Mordor. Its black gates are guarded by more than just orcs. There is evil there that does not sleep. The

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With all the cons currently canceled or relegated to streaming presentations, including this summer’s pop-culture Krakatoa, San Diego Comic-Con, this week’s Time Capsule is a journey back to the early years of SDCC when, in 1976, a plucky parsec-y indie flick about cosmic wizards made its humble geek convention debut.

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One of the great surprises in Spider-Man: Far From Home came right at the end, mid-credits, when actor J.K. Simmons — who played J. Jonah Jameson in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy, along with voicing the character in various Marvel animated series and Sony’s Spider-Man video game — portrayed ol’ flat-top once more as an official part of the MCU.

In Far From Home, Jameson was the host of an online crackpot conspiracy show called The Daily Bugle, who believed Quentin Beck’s lies hook, line, and sinker – claiming that Mysterio was the greatest superhero of all time.

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Per Variety, Universal has been meeting with potential directors for the project and a decision could be made soon. Variety goes on to say that one of the filmmakers in contention for the job is Cory Finley, who recently directed HBO’s Bad Education starring Hugh Jackman and Allison Janney.

It’s important to note that while Gosling originally pitched the idea for this new

Given how beloved Rupert Wyatt and Matt Reeves’ Planet of the Apes trilogy is, fans may be a little wary now that a new Apes movie is in the works at Disney. But director Wes Ball is seeking to reassure fans that the series remains “in good hands” and will honor the legacy of that trilogy.

Ball teased the new Planet of the Apes movie with Discussing Film, reiterating earlier comments that the movie isn’t a reboot, but is set within the same universe as 2011’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes and its two sequels. In