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Wrexham A.F.C. is coming back for another season of lower-division English football action, and the docuseries crew of Welcome to Wrexham is around to keep an eye on the whole thing. The FX series premiered its season 2 trailer on Friday with the club’s most famous owners, Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds, on hand to set the stage and lay out the stakes.

An old deleted scene from 2005’s Fantastic Four is doing the rounds – and it gives us a deeply cursed glimpse at an MCU-style crossover before Phase 1 was even a glint in Kevin Feige’s eye.

With Marvel shuffling its releases, the has become highly anticipated. It is arguably Phase 5’s biggest movie as not only does it put Deadpool and Wolverine together, but it also brings in several other characters from Fox’s past X-Men and Marvel movies.

After a spree of MCU delays earlier in the year, which saw the next two Avengers movies pushed all the way back to 2026 and 2027, it looks like two more Marvel titles could be getting later release dates. According to Disney's Q3 earnings presentation, at least.

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The Witcher season 3, which marks Henry Cavill’s final time playing monster hunter Geralt of Rivia, is now out in full on Netflix.

Production has shut down on several major blockbusters due to the ongoing actors' strike, including Gladiator 2 and Deadpool 3, which were currently filming in Malta and London. And the cost of the shutdown is a big one – according to a new report from Variety, the cost of holding on to soundstages containing a movie's sets is an estimated $600,000 per week.