Over the weekend, a record amount of us spent the weekend watching new episodes of Stranger Things on Netflix. And there were a lot of fans who have their theories about what is going to happen next.
Those fans took to social media with their ideas, Vanity Fair took those theories, and they asked Joe Keery (Steve), Natalia Dyer (Nancy), Maya Hawke (Robin), and Joseph Quinn (Eddie Munson) to tell us what they think about the fanfic.
Out of all of the theories, my favorite one is that the core characters are playing a game of Dungeon & Dragons as adults. It is especially more telling because they played the game this season. Therefore, I can totally see that being the case.
I also like Quinn’s questioning about who would play who in the future, our present. I agree that Bill Hader should play Finn, and Natalie Portman would be great as Eleven. I think that Dulé Hill would be a great Lucas, Josh Gad as Dustin, Jessica Chastain would be a great Max, and Ryan Reynolds as Will.
When it comes to Eddie, I think he looks and acts like Treat Willaims in Hair and sounds like Jason Bateman, so either can play him. Who would you cast as their future/present selves?
Rebel Wilson has a new movie out today, and Senior Year is streaming on Netflix. The film gets an A+ from me!
Wilson is playing Stephanie, a senior in high school. Wait, how can she play someone in high school? It is because back when she was a senior, one of her cheerleading stunts went wrong, and she spent the next 20 years in a coma.
So, when she finally wakes up, she still feels like a teenager. Therefore, she wants to finish her final year in high school so that she can be Prom Queen.
A lot has changed since 2002. Things are a lot more PC, and her best friend, Martha (Mary Holland), is the principal of the school, and she is as PC as they get. So much so that she got rid of cheerleading as it was and Prom Kings and Queens.
Stephanie is going to do everything in her power to get both of those back to how they were 20 years ago. But, it is a different world, and she has to learn to play the game.
One of the things she has to do is get Brie (Jade Bender) on her side. The only problem is Brie is the daughter of her archnemesis Tiffany (Zoe Chao) and her former boyfriend Blane (Justin Hartley). Tiffany still hates Stephanie, and the feeling is mutual.
Luckily, Stephanie still has her other best friend, Seth (Sam Richardson), to help her have the perfect Senior Year. Can they do it? You just have to watch this sweet movie that is a throwback to all the great coming of age movies from the ’90s.
Angourie Rice, who plays teenage Stephanie, is perfect in the role. She even does the thing that Wilson does with her hair. What thing? When you see it, you will know.
Actually, everyone is great in this film. This is the perfect movie to Netflix & Chill with because it makes you want to go back to high school, and it doesn’t make you want to do it at the same. Plus, it is so super fun, and who doesn’t want to relax with something fun?
Netflix released a teaser for Cobra Kai’s 5th season, and it is going to be hot, hot, hot. That is because Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith), who is building Cobra Kai Dojos all of the San Fernando Valley, says he is fire. And Chozen (Yuji Okumoto), who is Danny LaRusso’s (Ralph Macchio) archnemesis turned compatriot, says he is gasoline.
The two rivals are going to go head-to-head, and only one of them will be victorious. Will it be the good guys or the villains? With this series, you never know because we have wound up rooting for the bad ones when they went good.
And that is just one of the many reasons why we love the Karate Kid sequel so much. So mark your calendars because season 5 starts streaming on September 9th.
And my prediction is that the season is going to end in a blaze of glory. As in their final fight will lead to a fire burning down what was Johnny Lawrence’s (Billy Zabka) original Cobra Kai. Burn baby, burn.
Netflix is doing a sequel to That ’70s with Red and Kitty. Therefore, we know that Kurtwood Smith and Debra Jo Rupp will be starring in That ’90s Show.
However, what about the pot-smoking teens who hang out in the basement? Will any of them thirtysomethings be on the show? Now, we know who will be making a guest appearance on at least one of the 10 episodes, and they are Topher Grace as Eric Forman, Mila Kunis as Jackie Burkhart, Ashton Kutcher as Michael Kelso, Laura Prepon as Donna Pinciotti, and Wilmer Valderrama as Fez.
I am hoping that Jackie and Kelso are divorced in the ’90s because it will be interesting to see the couple who is married in real life not be on the sitcom.
If you are wondering why Danny Masterson is missing, then you missed the part where he has been accused by several women of sexual assault.
On May 5th, Mike Myers is back doing what he does best, and that is playing several different roles in one series. Since it has been a long time since he did that, he is going to be making up for lost time in The Pentaverate. The actor will play not one, not two, not three, not four, not five, not six, not seven, but eight new characters in the Netflix comedy.
They are:
Ken Scarborough: An old-school Canadian news journalist who sets out to expose the Pentaverate and win his job back
Anthony Lansdowne: A New England conspiracy theorist, determined to expose the Pentaverate
Rex Smith: A far-right radio host and highly prominent conspiracy theorist
Lord Lordington: The Pentaverate’s oldest and highest-ranking member.
Bruce Baldwin: Former media mogul
Mishu Ivanov: Ex-Russian oligarch
Shep Gordon: Former Rock-N-Roll manager
Jason Eccleston: A tech genius who invented the Pentaverate’s supercomputer, MENTOR
Since it is not a one-man show, he will be joined by Rob Lowe, Jennifer Saunders, Ken Jeong, Keegan Michael-Key, and Debi Mazar throughout the six 30-minute episodes.
It might not be the fourth installment of Austin Powers, but it is a much-needed hold-over until then.
Yeah, baby. We got our baby back, baby back, baby back ribs. Sorry, I had to do it.
