It’s Thursday, and you know what that means: Most Craved! Your favorite web series comes is back to give you the skinny on all the biggest news stories rocking the world of entertainment. So sit back, press “Play” and watch as your hosts William Bibbiani (CraveOnline), Jenna Busch (Legion of Leia) and Silas Lesnick (ComingSoon) share their excitement and skepticism over the the buzz for Mad Max: Fury Road, the announcement of a The Fugitive reboot and the oncoming onslaught of comic book television series like Supergirl and Lucifer!
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Will Audiences Go Mad for ‘Max Max: Fury Road?’
Critics are going absolutely insane for Mad Max: Fury Road, declaring it “one of the greatest action movies ever made.” But Mad Max really that good? Will audiences flock to see a Mad Max reboot, when the last film came out 30 years ago, and its competition is the enormously popular Pitch Perfect 2? And what about the small number of fans who seem pissed off that the film has a feminist message, and that Charlize Theron’s role is even bigger than Tom Hardy’s?
‘The Fugitive’ Will Run Again at Warner Bros.
One of the most critically acclaimed thrillers is coming back to the big screen, after making television history and earning an unlikely Oscar nomination for Best Picture. Will younger audiences go nuts for a new version of The Fugitive? Should Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones return, even though they are both probably too old to be jumping off of dams or working as a U.S. Marshal? And should Warner Bros. ignore the previous films and start anew, or find some way to tie this new version of The Fugitive into the previous, short-lived film franchise?
Comics Come to Television: ‘Lucifer,’ ‘Supergirl’ and More
They’re already dominating the motion picture industry, so why not TV too? New geek-friendly series like Supergirl, Lucifer, Preacher and Legends of Tomorrow are coming to a home entertainment system near you next year, but which ones look like they’re actually worth your time, and which ones make our Most Craved hosts skeptical?
The answers to all these questions and more await you on this week’s Most Craved! Come back next week for a scintillating new episode, follow us on Twitter at @MostCraved. Follow your hosts at @WilliamBibbiani, @SilasLesnick and @JennaBusch, come back every single week for an all-new debate on Most Craved!
William Bibbiani is the editor of CraveOnline’s Film Channel and the host of The B-Movies Podcast. Follow him on Twitter at @WilliamBibbiani.
