It’s Official! Brie Larson Is Captain Marvel!

Oscar-winning actress Brie Larson has been officially announced as Captain Marvel in the MCU. The ‘Captain Marvel’ film will hit theatres March 8^th 2019 and will be Marvel Studios first solo female superhero film (FINALLY!). Brie was rumoured to be the frontrunner for the role and was officially confirmed at the San Diego Comic Con 2016 at Marvel’s Hall H panel, where she joined Kevin Feige and the cast of Doctor Strange, Black Panther, GOTG Vol. 2 and Spider-man: Homecoming. She also made the announcement on twitter in a photo wearing a Marvel Studios cap saying ‘Call me Captain Marvel.’

Captain Marvel aka Carol Danvers is one of Marvel’s most popular female superheroes. In the comics, Carol Danvers is an air force pilot, who after an accident is exposed to alien DNA and gains powers. She’s had a variety of abilities, such as super-strength, flight and energy projection, but we do not yet know which powers she will have in the movie version.

Brie has previously starred in Room, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, 21 Jump Street and The Spectacular Now. She is currently at SDCC promoting her upcoming film Kong: Skull Island, which also stars Marvel’s Tom Hiddleston (Loki).

If they follow the pattern of previous Marvel characters, we can expect to see a Captain Marvel cameo in an earlier film or post credits scene, she may make her debut in Avengers: Infinity War. Currently, no director has been announced, but its rumoured that Marvel Studios are looking for a female director.

Let us know your thoughts on this casting choice, do you think Brie Larson will make a good Captain Marvel? Skatronixxx.com will keep you updated on all the latest news to come out of SDCC.

 

The Orphan Black SN4 Blooper Reel Is Released

With the serious tone set up by the show, it is kind of refreshing to see our favorite characters goofing off, as opposed to them usually escaping death (and in some cases causing it).

‘A Monster Calls’ Trailer Is Released

 

A Monster Calls, by Patrick Ness, is one of my all-time favorite books EVER. And last Friday, we got to see the incredibly awesome movie trailer (video below).

The Trailer For Upcoming Film Wonder Woman Is Released

DC Films and Warner Bros. have released an epic first trailer for their upcoming superhero epic, Wonder Woman. The film seems to be tonally and visually different from all superhero movies post Iron Man. It is action packed with intriguing dialogue and stunning visuals. Gal Gadot nails the role of the most iconic female superhero of all time, Wonder Woman, and Chris Pine makes a great addition to the cast. Honestly, I don’t know how my body is gonna handle all this excitement from all the upcoming superhero movies. Either way I’ll see every one of them. Here’s the spectacular trailer.

Wonder Woman hits movie theaters around the world next summer when Gal Gadot returns as the title character in the epic action adventure from director Patty Jenkins. Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. Raised on a sheltered island paradise, when an American pilot crashes on their shores and tells of a massive conflict raging in the outside world, Diana leaves her home, convinced she can stop the threat. Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana will discover her full powers…and her true destiny.

Joining Gadot in the international cast are Chris Pine, Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright, David Thewlis, Danny Huston, Elena Anaya, Ewen Bremner and Saïd Taghmaoui. Jenkins directs the film from a screenplay by Allan Heinberg and Geoff Johns, story by Zack Snyder & Allan Heinberg, based on characters from DC Entertainment. Wonder Woman was created by William Moulton Marston. The film is produced by Charles Roven, Zack Snyder, Deborah Snyder and Richard Suckle, with Rebecca Roven, Stephen Jones, Wesley Coller and Geoff Johns serving as executive producers. Warner Bros. Pictures presents, in association with RatPac-Dune Entertainment, an Atlas Entertainment/Cruel and Unusual production, “Wonder Woman.” The film is scheduled for release on June 2, 2017, and will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company.

Justice League Movie Teaser Trailer Released, And Boy, It’s Glorious!

Yes, today is Christmas for DC fans.

Warner Bros. has released a teaser for the much anticipated Justice League movie was  after a DC panel ended in Hall H at San Diego Comic Con. It features a lot of footage as Bruce Wayne travels around the world recruiting heroes to unite against a major threat which is believed to be Steppenwolf. A much lighter tone is apparent from the teaser with Ezra Miller being the comic relief. To sum it up, this 2 and half minute trailer has got more jokes than the entire 3 hours of Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice.

After the major backlash from fans and critics alike with Batman V Superman, Warner Bros. clearly is trying to turn things around and make people forget about the second instalment of the DC Extended Universe. Know what Warner Bros.? You freaking succeeded. It’s amazing how much footage this teaser has and Justice League has only been shooting for a few months. People will definitely stop making fish jokes about Aquaman, gosh, he looks so badass. Wonder Woman is fierce. Bruce Wayne is snarky. And Cyborg looks majestic. The only hero missing from this teaser is Superman, who is still presumed dead. If this doesn’t excite you about Justice League, I don’t know what will. Look at the awesome teaser below.

Fueled by his restored faith in humanity and inspired by Superman’s selfless act, Bruce Wayne enlists the help of his newfound ally, Diana Prince, to face an even greater enemy. Together, Batman and Wonder Woman work quickly to find and recruit a team of metahumans to stand against this newly awakened threat. But despite the formation of this unprecedented league of heroes—Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Cyborg and The Flash—it may already be too late to save the planet from an assault of catastrophic proportions.

Justice League lands in theaters in November 17 2017.

‘Scream Queens’ SDCC 2016 Panel Reveals Exclusive Details For Season 2

Scream Queens is a horror-comedy, it’s 2nd season will begin this September on Fox. The cast came to San Diego Comic Con to treat us with exclusive detail reveals of what we can expect in the new season. The panel included returning cast members Emma Roberts, Jamie Lee Curtis, Lea Michelle, Abigail Breslin, Keke Palmer, Billie Lourd and new cast members John Stamos and Taylor Lautner, along with executive producer Ian Brennan.

SDCC Reveals:

• There will be a 3 year time jump between season 1 and 2.
• Joining new cast members Stamos, Lautner, James Earl and Colton Haynes this season will be Celcily Strong (SNL) who will guest star as a patient in the hospital.
• Stamos’ character Dr. Brock Holt will have had the first successful hand transplant, however, the origins of the hand are unknown. This is sure to be one of the mysteries of the season, did the hand belong to a brilliant person or a monstrous one?
• The hospital where this season will be set is owned by Dean Munsch (Jamie Lee Curtis), who “parlays her fame as an icon of a new movement called new-new feminisim and subsequent book tour… into purchasing a hospital. It’s unclear what her reasoning is.”
• The hospital is also a former asylum, but it has been confirmed that it is not the same asylum from season 1.
• The Chanel’s will not be so glamourous this season as they are broke but are desperate to hold on to their style.
• At the beginning of season 2 we won’t know where Hester is, Lea Michelle who plays her said “It’s great when you find out” and also added that she has a “fun new accessory to play with”.
• EP Ian Brennan revealed “It’s a different killer” this season, with Curtis adding “It’s a different colour”.
• Also, this is what Brennan had to say about the new season “I think its bloodier and funnier… I feel like we are leaning into the creepiness a little more and the comedy a little more.”

Although they were not at the panel this year, there is no need to worry as Glenn Powell’s womaniser Chad Radwell and Niecy Nash’s hilarious Denise will be returning for season 2.

Are you excited for the new season? Do you think they can top season 1? Let us know your thoughts on the upcoming season. Skatronixxx will keep you updated with all the latest Scream Queens and SDCC news.

MTV’s Teen Wolf To End After Sixth Season

It was announced at San Diego Comic Con that season six of Teen Wolf will be its final season.  Cue the waterworks, people.

Since its beginning in 2011, Teen Wolf has pulled fans in with its intriguing plot lines, lovable characters, and crazy monsters.  Now that the show is coming to an end, fans are wondering just what can they expect from the final season?

Based on what we’ve seen from the new trailer and what show creator Jason Davis gave away in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, these are just a few things that we can begin to ponder about the show’s final season:

The Wild Hunt is after Stiles

In the trailer for the new season, we get a sneak peek at the new threat the heroes of Beacon Hills must face.  This time it’s the Wild Hunt.  If this Wild Hunt is anything like the Wild Hunt from Celtic Mythology, or the Wild Hunt from Cassandra Clare’s The Dark Artifice’s trilogy, we may have a big problem on our hands.  The Wild Hunt consists of a group of horsemen; oftentimes accompanied by dark creatures—think hellhounds from Supernatural.  In the trailer, we’re told that the Wild Hunt has come to Beacon Hills, and our precious Stiles is next on their “To hunt” list.  The Wild Hunt of the Teen Wolf universe makes people disappear, which is pretty accurate to other versions of the mythology.  One of the few ways a person targeted by the Hunt can have a chance at escape is to jump between realms.  In a few of the scenes in the trailer, Stiles looks to be in a completely different world from the rest of the crew.  So what has happened to Stiles?  Was he caught?  Is he running away from the Hunt?  Will he be okay?  And most importantly, will his friends and family be able to remember him?

Are we finally going to get Stydia?!

During their interview with Entertainment Weekly, Jason Davis spilled that Stydia would play a role in this final season, but it wouldn’t be in a way that the fans would see coming.  So what can we expect?  We’re not really sure.  There are a few emotional moments between the fan favorite OTP in the trailer, but how different is their relationship going to be in these last twenty episodes?  We will have to watch to find out!

No love interest for Scott?

It was previously mentioned that Arden Cho would not be returning as Kira in the sixth season.  This means that for the first time since the show’s beginning, Scott will not have a love interest.  How will this new situation play out for Scott?  Will he be depressed or will he be hyper-focused on The Hunt and how to save his remaining friends?  Will he become even more of a leader, or need more support from his pack as a piece of him is missing?  I would like to see that he is strong and doesn’t need a relationship to make him whole, but only time will tell.

Is a happy ending really possible?

With the threat of the Wild Hunt, a happy ending seems pretty far off.  The Wild Hunt is near impossible to escape, so how will the series end if the threat isn’t possible to defeat?

This season seems to promise a lot of drama!  With the dark themes, it seeks to really instill a sense of urgency with each episode.  After the climax of the series with the dark Kitsune in season 3B, show creators have remained in a dark concept for the show.  Dylan O’Brien has shown his acting ability with this show, and viewers can definitely expect some hard hitting scenes from him in this final season.  The entire cast has grown so much over the years.  It will be sad to see them go, but it’s been a wild ride.

What do you think will happen in the final season of Teen Wolf?

Go watch the trailer below!

Steven Universe Summer Adventures Week 1

One week down and three more to go!

This is a recap of all the events that took place during the first week of the Summer of Steven event. So, let us break this recap down by episode shall we?

Not Every Review Is A Butterfly A Review Of ’12 Monkeys – Season 2′

It’s tricky for a show that has a specific mission statement to run for multiple seasons. You can squeeze out so many episodes let alone seasons worth of show before an audiences patience wears out if you don’t reveal who the murderer was, or why are they on the damn island, or who is the double crossing agent that executed a terrorist attack. And once you do get to the reveal then what? Do you go into the same direction with few changes a la 24, because you can never get enough of Jack Bauer punching and shooting terrorist. Or do you flip the script and hope the direction change works. 12 Monkeys in their second season decided to flip the script.

In the first season they stuck close to the movie plot the show is based off of. Season 1 mission statement – stop the release of the virus that wipes out most of mankind by going back to different places in time and try to locate the virus or the people behind the release of it. The end of the first season didn’t conclude with the completion of that mission so one was left to wonder if they were going to extend the search of the virus for a whole other season. As much as I enjoy watching these characters do their thing, you can only take so much of Cole and Dr. Jones failing at their mission before you say, ok just quit already, everyone dies, get over it. One resolution we got was that Ramse is not the mysterious Witness who is in control of the 12 monkeys. They were setting him up as such since he was giving the Monkeys all kinds of information to stop Cole on the different missions he went on because he had “witnessed” all this stuff go down. But it turns out that Ramse is known as “the traveler” not the dastardly Witness.

The team does face interesting situations at the beginning of Season 2. Cole and Ramse are on the run from the Monkeys while doing their own guerilla style attacks on them in 2016 like pesky flies in the ointment. Cassie and Jones are under siege in 2043. Turns out Cole picked the right time to send Cassie into the future just as the lab is being attacked by Deacon and a group of the Monkey army called Messengers who then take over the time machine and send 6 of their Messengers to different time periods. With the team stuck between a rock and a hard place in two different places in time they are need of a win, and they get a big one from Dr. Kalman who turns out is still helping the monkeys even though Cole had given him a second chance to right his wrongs. He’s completed the virus and delivered it to the monkeys but he knows who and when it’s going to be released, which means Cole can complete his mission. Turns out its Jennifer Goines, after being manipulated by Olivia the Witnesses’ right hand lady, to do the monkeys dirty work so that Jennifer can have a purpose and play an important role in history. Also she’s releasing it on Chinese New Year because it’s the year of the monkey; see the 12 Monkeys aren’t without a sense of humor or irony.

Cole tracks down Jennifer and tries to stop her from releasing the virus. When agents for the Monkeys almost get the drop on him Cassie shows up badder than ever and guns down the agents. Cole surprised by the badder and more readily to kill Cassie asks her what happened and she said that she’s been in Cole’s time for 8 months. And any stretch of time in Coles world changes you man. Cole manages to talk down Jennifer from releasing the virus and also manages to talk down Cassie from killing Jennifer and Ramse. The role reversal of Cole being the pacifist and Cassie being the shoot first asks questions later added a great dynamic to the show and showed just how much they influence each other.

Cole can now complete his mission. He gets Jennifer to take him where all the samples of the virus are being stored and then destroy it, every last drop. World is saved, shows over folks, have a good night. Since Cole doesn’t disappear as soon as the virus is destroyed that must mean that Cole’s future is still in existence. Because if Cole had truly stopped the virus from wiping out mankind then the time machine would have never been used which would mean Cole would have never been recruited for the mission, which in turn means post apocalypse Cole doesn’t exist. But since he’s still there after the virus is destroyed we get to the part in the show where we ask, now what? Season 1 mission statement is complete, does that mean that Season 2 will reset the clock and go back to square one. At least this time our team has more experience with managing time travel.

And here we come to the script flip. When Cole finally makes it back to 2044 we find out that the virus is still released but at a later time and since Cassie had more time to prepare the world for a massive epidemic more people were saved than before and we get new scientists on the time travel team along with some dearly departed members from last season that are alive because of the altered timeline. Script flip #1 the altered timeline has brought back dead characters and introduced new ones, one of which is married to Jones who she has no recollection of because timeline alterations don’t affect her. She remembers the old timeline but none of the new one, so we get some funny interactions between Jones and her new love interest. Script flip #2 and this is what the season focuses on, the Messengers that managed to go back in time before Cassie managed to get Deacon to help her stop them have started to cause paradoxes that are ripping the fabric of time in 2044. Here’s where the show introduces a new element to time travel and a good plot line for the second season, the general idea is that time works like a literal clock, its composed of different moving parts that are kept in synch by connecting to humans that work like anchors or gears if we stick with the clock analogy. If someone were to paradox those human time gears then that throws time out of balance. Disrupt enough human time gears and you create a massive paradox where there is no beginning and no end. A perpetual state of limbo where nothing is dead but nothing is alive. The Witness isn’t content with wiping out humanity, he wants to wipe out time itself. So Mission Statement for season 2 – stop the Messengers from creating paradoxes by killing the human time gears which are called Primaries.

This plot line made the second season feel fresh but also feel familiar in a good way. Like your favorite jacket that never goes out of style and always fits right. There weren’t really any weak link episodes in the season. Each one had its own twist or revealed a new detail on a character or showed some kind of character development. There was a Groundhog Day from hell type episode that had a happy ending for Jones. You got the backstory for the Pallid Man and Olivia, who were born from the Messengers even though they came from the future and they technically were born after their children but hey its time travel so it works. They show the rift that is starting to form within the 12 Monkeys. Olivia starts to lose faith in the Witness because things have not been going according to plan. Ramse is still a little bit shady, in a few instances he still seems willing to sell his friends out if it means he gets what he wants, which again revolves around his son. Due to the altered timeline his son is still with him but during an episode where Cassie gets possessed by the Witness and she sabotages the time machine a burst of time machine energy shoots out and zaps Ramse’s son to some unknown time. And there’s also that episode where Cassie gets possessed by the Witness and she sees a small house plus some weird looking factory of doom with matching symbols called Titan. These things among other developments, like Jennifer starting to form her woman army that develops into the Daughters in the post apocalypse future, are a lead up to the team coming closer to a confrontation with the Witness.

A major step to get closer to the Witness ends up being that Cole and Cassie finally hook up, which the amazing chemistry between Aaron Stanford and Amanda Schull is utilized well to create the necessary tension between their characters without dragging it out to soap opera extremes. You had the right amount of will they, wont they without it eclipsing the main focus of the show. Although the moment that they finally reveal their true feelings for each other and the obvious demonstration to each other of said feelings was edited in an odd fashion. With the team not being able to stop the necessary amount of Primary paradoxes to stop the destruction of time they’re left with two options, stop the last Primary paradox that would bring everything back to normal or head to Titan and launch an attack on the Witness that would bring the war with the 12 Monkeys to an end. The team decides to do both, this is after Ramse and Cassie mount a coup and take over the lab by the way. Cole and Cassie are going to go back to 1957 and stop the last Primary paradox while Ramse and the Daughters go to Titan to take on the Witness. Cole and Cassie fail in their mission which results in Cassie ending up in a coma. Cole leaves her so that they can both live their own lives. Cassie ends up finding Cole at the house from her visions and when the Witness possessed. Uh-oh, that can’t be a good sign. To emphasize this point you start to hear Olivia speak the words that she told Cassie when she gave her the tea that took her to the red forest. That definitely can not be good when what the crazy chick said starts coming true. Once inside the house they get into an argument about why Cole left and finally they admit to each other how much they love each other. It’s been two seasons coming and we’re finally here. But just as their going to get down to business we flash forward to Ramse’s attack on Titan. As things get hot and heavy with Cole and Cassie we cut to the future as things are getting hot for Ramse too but in a totally different way. As Cole and Cassie are getting some Ramse and his team are surrounded by the followers of the Witness about to get theirs too. They’re all wearing black plague masks that look like birds with long beaks and wearing hooded robes. Cole and Cassie are finally together while Ramse and his team get slaughtered. So that means that them two hooking up was a bad thing, right.

And with the finale of season 2 the show faces the question of how to continue a show that has a specific mission statement. Cole and Cassie are living their life together and you can really feel their happiness, but since this is 12 Monkeys and not a Nicholas Sparks production you know their bliss will only last until the next commercial break. Pretty much as soon as Cole gets the wonderful news that Cassie is pregnant he gets a visit from a Primary in a cool time freeze sequence. He tracks down the Primary to an insane asylum and he’s informed that the future is destroyed because Ramse was ambushed at Titan but that destruction will also reach him in the past unless he goes back and stops the Primary death he failed to prevent a few years ago. But you may be wondering how is Cole going to travel back in time if the machine in the future is destroyed. Well since he’s untethered to time, which is why paradoxes and alterations to the timeline don’t affect him or any time traveller, he needs to drink the tea the Monkeys use to transport his consciousness to the points in time where he’s been before. And sure enough out in the woods where he lives theres a tree that has started to turn red, the effects of time collapsing on itself where there is no beginning or end. He takes a couple leaves from the tree so he can make his time trip tea. But doing this will undo the life he had with Cassie, but the words of Jones, thats its better to experience a moment of happiness than a lifetime without, help him make the decision to take the tea and go back to 1957.

His attempt to get back there aren’t so easy, he starts out inside the time machine lab and he walks through the corridors hearing himself from different parts in time. The witness is also in his consciousness, stalking him from a distance. Cole ends up going into different parts in time, when he first meets Cassie, when he’s talking to Ramse about her, until he finally zeroes in on 1957. Once he’s back he stops the Messenger from paradoxing the Primary and time goes back to normal. Cole and Cassie return to 2044 where they find Jones who has defended the lab from scavengers alone. The three decide to catch up with Ramse to warn them of the slaughter that awaits them on Titan. They get their in time to save Ramse’s team and take out the followers of the Messenger. The few survivors are “interrogated” by Ramse which really only consists of asking where the Witness is and when they only reply that he’s safe Ramse kills them. Jones figures out that Titan is a facility that has the same tech to power a time machine, so if they find the machine they will more than likely find the Witness. As they search the facility an alarm rings out and the whole facility starts to power up. Turns out the entire facility is the time machine. As the team is making their exit from Titan they get split up. Ramse ends up going with a follower of the Witness after he promised he would taken him to the Witness. A group of followers ends up snatching Cassie and taking her into Titan. Deacon sacrifices himself so that Jennifer and the Daughters can escape, but while Jennifer is trying to make her way out she gets into a shootout with some followers and ends up breaking a container that houses time travel energy and she gets zapped back to France during WWI. When the facility disappears Cole makes Jones track it back at the lab and they find out that Titan has gone into the future to 2163.

Ramse ends up in the woods with the follower from Titan and Olivia shows up to tell him that she’s going to take him to his son. His son has been taken care of by a group of followers that are no longer loyal to the Witness. Cassie ends up in a room filled with followers of the Witness all dressed in hooded robes with bird masks. The Pallid Man shows up and Cassie believes that he’s the Witness. Turns out that the Witness is, cue the reveal music, her unborn child from the timeline Cole altered. But if Cole altered that timeline how is it that the Witness is still born? Cassie started to remember parts of that altered timeline when Cole comments that he can’t believe that Jones is packing heat, he says that not all caterpillars turn to and Cassie says butterflies, when she told Cole that she was pregnant Cole had gifted her a butterfly hair pin and she remembers that moment. They also say that the Witness was born of two travelers that were outside of time, so then the baby is also untethered to time and can be born in altered timelines? We see now that Cole has the same ability as the Witness in traveling through time without a machine, plus Cassie remembering the altered timeline might mean that her child would have that ability too of accessing altered timelines. And if Cassie is the mom can’t she just give him a timeout for trying to destroy time? Plus the fact that the Witness possessed her and drove her to the small house where she and Cole hooked up is all kinds of Freudian. The Witness needs to get his act together though because daddy is coming home soon. Cole makes Jones setup the machine so that he can travel to the future. So the question comes up again of now what? Well it looks like season 3 will be more of a family affair. Cole and Cassie are going to have to come to terms with their child being the harbinger of death.

The second season of 12 monkeys showed a series that runs like a well oiled machine and demonstrated great character growth while deepening the mythology of the 12 Monkeys universe and adding new elements to the time travel narrative. It answered several questions while posing new and exciting ones that I’m waiting to dive into in the third season.

 

First Official Wonder Woman Poster Released, And It’s Magnificent!

To coincide with Wonder Woman’s 75th anniversary, Gal Gadot who plays the superheroine, has released the first official poster for her upcoming film, Wonder Woman. The poster is one of the best I’ve seen for a superhero movie, if not the best. It’s filled with vibrant colors and it’s clearly brighter than the one seen in Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice. It also has a great tagline which reads” Power, Grace, Wisdom, and Wonder.” We’ll be expecting some kind of a teaser for Wonder Woman from tomorrow’s Warner Bros. panel. In the meantime, take a look at the spectacular poster below.

The films official synopsis also reads as follows:

‘Wonder Woman hits movie theaters around the world next summer when Gal Gadot returns as the title character in the epic action adventure from director Patty Jenkins. Before she was Wonder Woman, she was Diana, princess of the Amazons, trained to be an unconquerable warrior. Raised on a sheltered island paradise, when an American pilot crashes on their shores and tells of a massive conflict raging in the outside world, Diana leaves her home, convinced she can stop the threat. Fighting alongside man in a war to end all wars, Diana will discover her full powers…and her true destiny.

Joining Gadot in the international cast are Chris Pine, Connie Nielsen, Robin Wright, David Thewlis, Danny Huston, Elena Anaya, Ewen Bremner and Saïd Taghmaoui. Jenkins directs the film from a screenplay by Allan Heinberg and Geoff Johns, story by Zack Snyder & Allan Heinberg, based on characters from DC Entertainment. Wonder Woman was created by William Moulton Marston. The film is produced by Charles Roven, Zack Snyder, Deborah Snyder and Richard Suckle, with Rebecca Roven, Stephen Jones, Wesley Coller and Geoff Johns serving as executive producers. Warner Bros. Pictures presents, in association with RatPac-Dune Entertainment, an Atlas Entertainment/Cruel and Unusual production, Wonder Woman. The film is scheduled for release on June 2, 2017, and will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company.’