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The screenplay for Todd Phillips’ blockbuster Joker, written by Phillips and Scott Silver, is now online for all to read. Not only does the script feature an introduction by the writers — detailing the tone of the film, its connection to the DCEU, and the year — but it has a few cut scenes with Sophie Dumond, Arthur Fleck’s neighbor played by Zazie Beetz.
The last we see of Sophie in the movie, she’d just walked into her apartment to find Arthur there – a man she barely knew. But Arthur had been imagining them together in a relationship for a few weeks, in a delusional state, split from reality. When he realized her feelings for him were all in his head, he left. But did he do anything to her (or her daughter) before we see him in the next shot? Did he kill her? It was a little mini-mystery fans chewed on for a while, fueled by the fact that Arthur was a staggeringly unreliable narrator.
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The Witcher is One of the Most In-Demand Streaming Shows in the US
The Witcher hit Netflix on December 20, 2019 and is already one of the most in-demand streaming shows in the United States. Business Insider reported on these statistics, which put The Witcher third in the streaming category. The series is currently sitting in the backseat behind two well-known mega shows: Netflix’s Stranger Things and Disney Plus’ The Mandalorian. Can you blame Baby Yoda for being so cute?
The Witcher stars Henry Cavill (Man of Steel, Justice League), as the mutant warrior Geralt of Rivia. Throughout the show, he meets minstrels, mages, and majesties, all during his quest to slay monsters and claim his “Child of Surprise“. The series, which has been met with mixed reviews, has already been renewed for a second season, with Netflix confident in the show’s appeal and success.
The Mandalorian: What to Expect From Season 2
Warning: this article contains full spoilers for The Mandalorian’s Season 1 finale! Read our review of The Mandalorian episode 8.
The Mandalorian ended its first season with an eventful finale episode, one in which we finally learned The Mandalorian’s real name and Moff Gideon wielded the black Mandalorian lightsaber known as the Darksaber. The finale also offers a few hints about what to expect from a second season, which makes us glad The Mandalorian Season 2 has been announced for a Fall 2020 release date window.
The 11 Best Sci-Fi And Fantasy Movies And Shows Of 2019
The sci-fi and fantasy genres have never been more popular than they are right now. The return of Star Wars to the big screen and the immense popularity of Game of Thrones over the past decade has shown that there is a seemingly insatiable demand for shows and movies involving spaceships, aliens, robots, dragons, and magic. And with the streaming revolution increasing the competition between studios, companies, and platforms, we can expect even more in the years to come.
The past 12 months have delivered some outstanding examples of both genres. There were disappointments–ironically,the latest Star Wars movie and final season of Game of Thronesdivided fans more than ever before. But away from those franchise behemoths, the world of the fantastic has never looked healthier.
Netflix delivered some truly original science fiction with shows such as The OA and Russian Doll, Stranger Things continued to win over millions of viewers, and The Handmaid’s Tale delivered more outstanding dystopian misery. There were also some fascinating smaller releases, and the Fast & Furious series even dipped its toes into the world of sci-fi. So here’s the best sci-fi and fantasy shows and movies of 2019–and once you’ve read these, check out GameSpot’s guides to most anticipated movies and shows of 2020…
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