Disney+’s $40M Action Fantasy Series Is Aging Like Fine Wine
Collider’s take on Echo is that Disney+ has had a rough go of it, but this series stands out for being grounded, intimate, and character-first. It follows Maya Lopez, played by Alaqua Cox, back to Tahoma, Oklahoma, and focuses on her origin story and family drama rather than just setting up more Marvel machinery.
Gobble's Take: Sometimes the smallest story in the biggest universe makes the cleanest impact.
Source: Collider
8 Most Perfect TV Dramas of the Last 6 Years, Ranked
Collider is ranking the best drama series of the 2020s, highlighting how the last six years have delivered standout emotional swings, devastating climaxes, and memorable episodes. On the list is One Day (2024), the Netflix limited series following Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew across 14 years, with a quiet, gut-punch ending.
Gobble's Take: A drama that hurts this politely is still doing elite work.
Source: Collider
Hans Zimmer’s ‘Next Level’ Tour Is Heading Down Under
Hans Zimmer is taking The Next Level to Australia later this year, with a coast-to-coast run starting Oct. 12 at Perth’s RAC Arena and heading through Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney. The tour will bring his 19-piece band, vocalists including Lisa Gerrard, and a “striking architectural stage concept.”
Gobble's Take: This is what happens when a movie-score legend decides bigger is the whole point.
Source: Billboard
‘Gurugram School Murder’ Book Gets Screen Adaptation From Matchbox Shots
Matchbox Shots has acquired the screen rights to The Gurugram School Murder, Leena Dhankhar’s account of the 2017 killing of a child at an elite school in Gurugram. The project is being helmed by Dikssha Jyote Routray, and the family of Prince continues to support the push for accountability.
Gobble's Take: Some stories are so grim that “screen adaptation” sounds more like a warning label.
Source: Variety
In Case You Missed It
Yesterday's top stories:
- Russell Crowe's Paris "Meltdown" Was Actually One Man, No Security, Everyone Got Their Selfie
- BTS Returns to AMAs After Four Years Away; Taylor Swift Goes 0-8
- New Kids on the Block Drove a White Car Onto the AMAs Stage and Reminded Vegas That the '80s Still Work
- The Guy Who Made Politicians Sweat on Veep Is Now Writing Paddington Bear
- Dom Dolla Is Turning Marvel Stadium Into a Superclub for One Night in Melbourne
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