The third and final season of Lost in space on fold production, NXOnNetflix (a geek-based Twitter account at Netflix) confirmed Tuesday afternoon.
The tweet will give us our first look at the upcoming season with an image of what Will Robinson (Maxwell Jenkins) could be sharing a tender moment with the Robot family. Get ready to cry!
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Netflix announced its final season at the show last March, but the shutdown apparently had nothing to do with COVID-19, as the pandemic didn’t start (at least as it is). we know) in the US until several days after the news broke.
“From the beginning, we always looked at this particular story of the Robinsons as a trilogy. A three-part family adventure with a clear beginning, middle and end, “presenter Zack Estrin said at the time.” It’s also worth noting that with these characters going through just trying to survive each show –– if one deserves to catch their breath before their next mission, Will, Penny, Judy, Maureen, John, Don West, Dr. Smith … and The Robot. And, of course, Debbie the Chicken. “
The series, which aired its first season in 2018, is a modern remake of the mid-1960s classic TV show (John Williams made the symbolic theme music famous). A film adaptation that didn’t get well was released in 1998. Season 3 has yet to set a launch date, but it is likely to be in late 2021 or early 2022.
Warm, a science fiction drama written and directed by Mike Cahill (Other Land, In Origins) ready for the first release next month, and to prepare us for the experience, Amazon has come out with a new trailer.
The film, starring Salma Hayek and Owen Wilson, takes place across two worlds, a perfect one that resembles the real world, and a less perfect one that is a creation of Isabel’s (Hayek’s Brain Box) simulation technology. ).
Intrigued? Check out the new trailer below to experience both worlds:
The trailer begins in the not-so-great world, where Owen Wilson struggles to be there to keep his daughter and his career. He then meets Hayek, who wears out the truth and shows him that there is another, better world. As the trailer progresses, however, it’s clear that Wilson is torn between Hayek’s warm world (and Hayek himself) and the love he feels for a girl in the so-called imitation.
The foundation is interesting, almost back-Matrix, if you will. And with Cahill ‘s advantages in creating compelling science fiction, it seems worth keeping an eye on.
Warm premieres Feb. 5 on Amazon Prime Video.
Quarter 2 of Batwoman first appearing this Sunday, and along with a new Batwoman for the series (Ryan Walker, played by Javicia Leslie), the show also gets a new villain: Coryana’s brutal ruler, Safiyah , played by Shivaani Ghai.
Little was known about Ghai’s new role on display so far; Weekly entertainment has published the first look at Safiyah, and also interviewed Ghai Batwoman showrunner Caroline Dries about the character. Safiyah seems to have a complex relationship with Alice (Rachel Skarsten), who was introduced but not fully explained in the first season.
“It’s not what we expected from season 1,” said Ghai EW. “She comes across as very charming and kind. She definitely has a soft spot for Alice. You will learn as we go along that there is definitely a deeper relationship there. ”
Dries is excited too Batwoman fans to see the two supervillains interact with each other in the upcoming season. “The animation is amazing, because Alice is [normally] the strongest, most manipulative man in the room, “she explained. And when she’s with Safiyah, she’s a little bit different from Safiyah. It’s a new dynamic and it’s very interesting to watch. “
Those who want to see the duo at work can enter the first episode of Season 2, which airs for Sunday, January 17 at 8pm ET on the CW.