For decades, Krypto was perceived as too wild a move for a live-action Superman story to make until James Gunn just went for it and now it's likely there will never be another version* of Superman that doesn't include Krypto in some capacity. *version, not saying every movie

Franchises Skyler Gisondo has been a part of (this includes TV series versions for a couple of these film-originated franchises): AIR BUD HALLOWEEN TERMINATOR THE AMAZING SPIDER-MAN A NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM VACATION JURASSIC PARK / WORLD DCU / SUPERMAN

Seeing I Know What You Did Last Summer 2025 edition tonight and I know zero spoilers but my one prediction before I see it is I think there's a decent chance Ray/Freddie Prinze Jr. is the killer in this one. (I vow to not telegraph if I was right or wrong afterwards)

Watching I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer for the first time (shockingly, it's... not good) and these kids are having a barn party, something I never experienced but sure is a favorite location for horror movies.

What ARE you waiting for?

I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025) is very funny for how it's super reverential to a horror movie that was always second string at best. But its echoes of Halloween and Scream's legacy sequel moves are still entertaining echoes. My review: youtube.com/watch?v=epXPG0…

Does that mean its screenwriter will go on to be a Survivor contestant who creates a hit HBO series?

People being genuinely positive/upbeat about what comes next, so that the studio doesn't need to instantly turn to having him fight Batman to extra eventize a sequel in a movie that also tries to metatextually address the complaints about how many deaths he let happen.

What if Selina Kyle and Mysterio had a kid?

Yeah, people who love each other and then want to work together too are the WORST. (Anyway, Together is not some meta commentary on Brie and Franco specifically. It's just about a longtime couple, which has an interesting extra layer if you know/care that they actually are one)

On We Enjoy Podcast, Matt Fowler and I finally watch a movie we've long heard about without seeing, 1976's Logan's Run, about a future where you must die when you turn 30. But first... it's all about mall life and orgies! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/we-… patreon.com/posts/13412880…

We are definitely at a point where a US-produced movie making any kind of notable money in China is a pleasant surprise rather than the norm, after that boom Hollywood rode for years. So now they need to plan accordingly.

Films based on/spun off from Dracula story and characters in the last two years: Renfield (2023), The Last Voyage of the Demeter (2023), Abigail* (2024), Nosferatu (2024), Abraham’s Sons (2025), Dracula: A Love Tale (2025). *the most tenuous but link/connection still there

Oh look, an ad with a fake Natalie Portman on CNN’s home page.

“And I told him, ‘Mr. Nolan, the actual odyssey was trying to get those IMAX tickets a year early!’”