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Serpentorslair Staff · April 17, 2024

Breaking News: Pamela Anderson Joins Liam Neeson in Hilarious ‘Naked Gun’ Reboot!

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Pamela Anderson is set to join Liam Neeson in the upcoming Naked Gun reboot, as reported by Deadline. Paramount is reviving the beloved comedic franchise, with Anderson onboard for the project alongside Neeson. While plot details are being kept under wraps, the expanding cast signals that more information will be shared soon. The legacy of David Zucker’s original vision is poised to continue with this modern take, promising to deliver the series’ trademark humor to audiences once again. Originally released in 1988, The Naked Gun: From the Files of Police…

Serpentorslair Staff · April 16, 2024

New post Boldly Go: Introducing the Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy 1/12 Scale Figure by Hiya Toys

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Hiya Toys has unveiled a new addition to their lineup: the Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy 1/12 Scale Figure, inspired by the 2009 reboot of the Star Trek film series. Portrayed by Karl Urban, Dr. McCoy became an iconic character in the franchise, appearing in Star Trek (2009), Star Trek Into Darkness, and Star Trek Beyond. Hiya Toys is expanding their offerings with both 3.75″ Scale and 1/12 Scale versions of the crew from the 2009 film. Joining the lineup is the 6.2″ tall Dr. McCoy figure, outfitted in meticulous fabric…

Serpentorslair Staff · April 14, 2024

GI Joe’s Marvel Comics Legacy Rekindled!

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Skybound Entertainment is reigniting the excitement for G.I. Joe aficionados, both seasoned and new, by reintroducing the cherished Marvel Comics series penned by Larry Hama. Taking a nostalgic journey back to the 1980s, Skybound Entertainment is resurrecting the iconic G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero comic series, originally published by Marvel Comics. This comic saga, intertwined with Hasbro’s multimedia revival of the G.I. Joe toyline, chronicles the adventures of the G.I. Joe team as they confront the nefarious Cobra, a global terrorist organization hell-bent on domination. After languishing out of…

Serpentorslair Staff · March 28, 2024

Karate Kid: Revisiting the Classic on 4K & Blu-ray for Its 40th Anniversary

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Attention, Karate Kid enthusiasts! Get ready to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the beloved 1984 martial arts classic as it hits shelves soon in 4K Ultra and Blu-Ray formats. Starring Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita, this iconic film has long been an inspiration for athletes and remains a cornerstone of martial arts cinema. Prepare for an enhanced viewing experience with a wealth of bonus material included on the discs. The 4K Ultra HD edition has undergone meticulous restoration from the original camera negative, accompanied by fresh commentary from Cobra Kai…

Serpentorslair Staff · March 26, 2024

A New Era Dawns: Captain America 4 Breaks Tradition with Brave New World

March 26, 2024March 28, 2024 Serpentorslair StaffAnthony Mackie, Avengers, Brave New World, Bucky Barnes, Captain America 4, Chris Evans, Daniel Brühl, Disney+, Florence Pugh, franchise, Joaquín Torres, Marvel Cinematic Universe, MCU, mOVIE, Release Date, Sam Wilson, Sebastian Stan, Steve Rogers, Superhero, Thunderbolts, Yelena Belova0 comment

In “Captain America: Brave New World,” the latest installment of the MCU, a significant departure from tradition is on the horizon. Marking Sam Wilson’s debut as the Sentinel of Liberty, the film promises to shake up the longstanding conventions of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Since Chris Evans’ portrayal of Steve Rogers in “Captain America: The First Avenger” in 2011, the character has become iconic within the franchise, with his trilogy often hailed as among the best in the MCU. Following Steve Rogers’ apparent conclusion in “Avengers: Endgame” (2019), Anthony Mackie’s…

Serpentorslair Staff · November 8, 2023

Nintendo Announces Live-Action Adaptation of The Legend of Zelda

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In a surprising move, Nintendo has officially greenlit a live-action movie adaptation of their beloved franchise, The Legend of Zelda. For years, the gaming giant had been cautious about branching out into non-gaming media, given the less-than-stellar track record of video game adaptations. One notorious example is the universally panned live-action Super Mario Bros. film from years past. However, with the evolving landscape of the entertainment industry, Nintendo has become more receptive to collaborating with Hollywood to bring their cherished characters to life, driven by a deeper understanding of fans’…