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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsENTERTAINMENT deskPhoto Credit: Marvel Entertainment A popular Guardians of the Galaxy star has finally addressed his viral comment about Rocket Raccoon‘s future in the MCU. During his recent appearance on Brandon Davis’ podcast, the actor shared a shocking update on the character. In an exclusive interview with ComingSoon‘s Tyler Treese, Sean Gunn shed light on his comment where he considered himself “retired” as Rocket Raccoon. Gunn responded, “I made that comment about retiring and playing Rocket on that Brandon Davis podcast, and I didn’t know it was going to be such a big deal.” The 50-year-old still stands by his words. He added, “I’m not going to be able to go to a movie for six months where I’m squatting like a baseball catcher on set for hours at a time every day.” To make his point clear, Gunn continued, “I’m just a little too old for that.” He revealed that he already “knew when Guardians 3 wrapped five years ago, I think I knew that’s probably the last movie where I’ll be putting on the knee pads to play Rocket.” Which MCU movies did Sean Gunn play Rocket Raccoon in? Sean Gunn originally appeared as Rocket Raccoon in the first Guardians of the Galaxy movie, over a decade ago. He provided the on-set motion capture and physical reference. Bradley Cooper voiced the role. Gunn returned to the beloved role in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, before playing Rocket Raccoon in Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. He returned to the role in Thor: Love and Thunder. He also appeared as Rocket Raccoon in the special TV film The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. It was released on Disney+. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 was the last MCU movie featuring Sean Gunn as Rocket Raccoon. Marvel has not yet revealed whether the character will return. Originally reported on SuperHer
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsENTERTAINMENT deskPhoto Credit: Sony Pictures Releasing One of Kristen Stewart‘s early horror movies can be streamed at no extra cost. The Messengers, the 2007 supernatural horror movie produced by Sam Raimi, is now available on ad-supported streaming services including Tubi, Pluto TV, and YouTube. Directed by Danny and Oxide Pang, The Messengers follows a Chicago family that moves to an isolated sunflower farm in North Dakota. The movie stars Stewart as 16-year-old Jess Solomon, who soon discovers that the family’s new home holds a disturbing history. Raimi and Rob Tapert produced the movie through Ghost House Pictures. It marked the Pang brothers’ English-language Hollywood debut and opened at No. 1 at the North American box office. The film earned nearly $54 million worldwide against a reported $16 million production budget. Stewart was still several years away from becoming an international star through the Twilight franchise when The Messengers arrived in theaters. The supernatural mystery turns the Solomon family’s quiet farm into a nightmare Jess moves to the farm with her parents, Roy and Denise Solomon, and her younger brother, Ben. Roy hopes to rebuild the family’s finances by growing sunflowers, but the property quickly proves to be more dangerous than expected. Jess and Ben begin seeing strange figures inside the house. The spirit appears on walls, ceilings, and other parts of the property, leaving Jess convinced that something supernatural is happening. Her parents initially reject her claims. Jess had previously been involved in a drunk-driving accident that injured Ben, giving her parents another reason to question what she says she is seeing. The family’s situation changes after John Burwell, a drifter hired to help Roy with the farm, arrives. His presence eventually conn
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsENTERTAINMENT deskImage credit: A24 / Universal Pictures There is only a little time left for subscribers to stream Ethan Hawke‘s acclaimed thriller First Reformed before it leaves Netflix. On Rotten Tomatoes, the movie is Certified Fresh at 94% with critics and holds a 68% score on the Popcornmeter from audiences. The 2017 psychological drama follows a grieving small-town pastor in upstate New York who begins to question his values after counseling a radical environmental activist. This Ethan Hawke-led acclaimed thriller will leave Netflix next week Next week will be the last window for subscribers to stream First Reformed on Netflix before it leaves the platform. As reported by What’s on Netflix, the Ethan Hawke-led thriller is listed among the titles being removed from the platform on October 8. First Reformed premiered at the Venice Film Festival in August 2017 and opened in U.S. theaters on May 18, 2018. The film follows the lonely, grieving Reverend Ernst Toller at the historic First Reformed Church in upstate New York. He is haunted by his son’s death in the Iraq War. The tragedy also broke his marriage and left him isolated. His life takes a dark turn when Mary, a pregnant parishioner, asks him to counsel her husband Michael. Michael is a radical environmental activist consumed by despair over climate change and ecological collapse. He is convinced that bringing a child into a dying world would be cruel. Following further tragedy, Toller is left carrying his grief and apocalyptic fears. The film’s cast is headed by Ethan Hawke as Reverend Ernst Toller and Amanda Seyfried as Mary Mensana. The ensemble also features Cedric the Entertainer as Pastor Joel Jeffers, Philip Ettinger as Michael Mensana, Victoria Hill as Esther, and Michael Gaston as Edward Balq. Paul Schrader wrote and d