It’s Thursday, so it must be Most Craved. Every week, your hosts William Bibbiani (CraveOnline), Silas Lesnick (ComingSoon) and Jenna Busch (Legion of Leia) show up to give you the rundown on all the biggest news stories in entertainment. They ask the big questions, give you the sometimes uncomfortable answers, and reveal once and for all what really matters in the otherwise cumbersome hype machine we call internet entertainment journalism.
This week is no exception, as they run down the huge bombshell stories about Tron 3, Twin Peaks and Avengers: Age of Ultron. So check out the video above. It’s got a beat you can dance to.
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‘Tron 3’ is Finally Booting Up
After years of anticipation, Tron 3 is finally going into beta. Tron Legacy director Joseph Kosinski and stars Garrett Hedlund and Olivia Wilde are returning, but where the heck is Daft Punk? Their score for Tron Legacy was a big part of what made the film such a trippy delight, and we’re not sure we want Tron 3 without them. And will Cillian Murphy finally make good on his cameo in Tron Legacy? And what new possibilities await us on the grid, now that we’ll finally be out in the modern world of high-speed internet and complex video games?
David Lynch Exits ‘Twin Peaks’ Reunion
Six months after the unbelievable announcement that Twin Peaks would return to television, series creator David Lynch dropped the bombshell that he is walking away from the project. According to Lynch, Showtime isn’t ponying up enough dough to produce the new Twin Peaks series properly. The cast supports him, and Showtime claims they still want to make this series happen, but will they really produce the series without him? Did David Lynch’s original departure from the series result in a massive dip in quality? Could Showtime crowdsource the new Twin Peaks series, or would admitting that they don’t have enough money to produce the show be a horrible PR move?
‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ Lacks Vision, Vetoes Post-Credits Scene
Audiences are getting nervous about Marvel’s vision… er, Vision. He’s been suspiciously absent from most of the marketing materials so far. Is Marvel Studios hiding something, or are they simply trying not to get our hopes up for a character who may only appear at the end of the film? And what does this new announcement, that there will be no post-credits scene at the end of Avengers: Age of Ultron, really mean? Should you stay for the credits anyway, just in case?
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William Bibbiani is the editor of CraveOnline’s Film Channel and the host of The B-Movies Podcast and The Blue Movies Podcast. Follow him on Twitter at @WilliamBibbiani.
