33 Movies That Were Supposed to Come Out Last Decade But Didn’t
The 2010s are officially behind us, and with them dozens of movies that never actually hit their intended release dates during that decade.
Over the past 10 years, there are a number of movies we have extensively reported on through development leaps and setbacks -- directors joining, directors leaving, release dates changing, studios being purchased, etc. -- that just never actually came out during that time period.
In the spirit of looking back at the decade that was, we rounded up 33 major theatrical releases that were intended to be released before 2020, but never actually were. Some of these were canceled, some of them fizzled out into nothingness, and some of them are actually still intended to be released. One thing is for certain: reading this article will make you realize just how hard it actually can be to make a movie in Hollywood.
The Best Comics of the Decade (2010 – 2019)
As another decade dawns for the comic book industry, it only makes sense to look back on the best comics of the past ten years. The 2010's were certainly a time of major upheaval, from DC's New 52 reboot to Archie Comics drastically reinventing itself to the rise of digital comics. But through it all, it was never not a great time to be reading comics.
After plenty of thought a debate, we've put together a list of the 100 best comics of the 2010's. This list includes ongoing series, miniseries and graphic novels. The only qualifier is that these projects had to begin in 2010 or later (which is why books like Locke & Key or Geoff Johns' Green Lantern didn't make the cut). All of these picks are equally deserving of being considered the best of the decade, hence why the list is ordered alphabetically rather than ranked.
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The Best Comics of the Decade (2010 – 2019)
As another decade dawns for the comic book industry, it only makes sense to look back on the best comics of the past ten years. The 2010's were certainly a time of major upheaval, from DC's New 52 reboot to Archie Comics drastically reinventing itself to the rise of digital comics. But through it all, it was never not a great time to be reading comics.
After plenty of thought a debate, we've put together a list of the 100 best comics of the 2010's. This list includes ongoing series, miniseries and graphic novels. The only qualifier is that these projects had to begin in 2010 or later (which is why books like Locke & Key or Geoff Johns' Green Lantern didn't make the cut). All of these picks are equally deserving of being considered the best of the decade, hence why the list is ordered alphabetically rather than ranked.
The 10 Best TV Shows You (Probably) Didn’t Watch in 2019
For more on TV in 2019, be sure to find out which shows made our best of the decade list, the worst-reviewed shows on Netflix, and our spoiler-free review of HBO's Watchmen series.
2019 was another big year in TV with over 600 scripted series for viewers to choose from. Some of this year's major highlights were the controversial final season of HBO's Game of Thrones, the debut of Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher starring Henry Cavill, and the launch of the highly-anticipated Disney+ streaming platform. which included the premiere of the first live-action Star Wars series, The Mandalorian. And with even more new original programs from streamers like NBCUniversal's Peacock and WarnerMedia's HBO Max launching in 2020, next year is poised to be an even bigger year for television.
The 10 Best TV Shows You (Probably) Didn’t Watch in 2019
For more on TV in 2019, be sure to find out which shows made our best of the decade list, the worst-reviewed shows on Netflix, and our spoiler-free review of HBO's Watchmen series.
2019 was another big year in TV with over 600 scripted series for viewers to choose from. Some of this year's major highlights were the controversial final season of HBO's Game of Thrones, the debut of Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher starring Henry Cavill, and the launch of the highly-anticipated Disney+ streaming platform. And with even more new original programs from streamers like NBCUniversal's Peacock and WarnerMedia's HBO Max launching in 2020, next year is poised to be an even bigger year for television.
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Uncharted: Every Director the Movie Has Lost and Why
Most fans of the Uncharted franchise are probably taking a "I'll believe it when I see it" approach to the long-gestating film adaptation. First announced way back in 2009, the Uncharted movie has been trapped in development hell ever since, frequently gaining and losing writers, directors and actors over the years.
The good news is that there's been some recent progress on the Uncharted front. Sony has even established a new in-house development studio called Playstation Productions, one tasked with turning various Playstation franchises into blockbuster films. The bad news is that Uncharted's revolving door of directors keeps spinning. Travis Knight is the latest director to drop out of this decade-old adaptation.
Does Funko’s Mandalorian POPs Reveal Episode 5’s Mystery Character?
When the dust settled on the first season of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, most of our questions had been answered (while a few new ones regarding the Darksaber arose). One lingering thread however involves the mystery figure we saw briefly at the end of Episode 5, "The Gunslinger." A Mandalorian who some fans thought might be Boba Fett due to the Tatooine setting and the sound of "spurs" jangling.
Funko just revealed the first wave of their Mandalorian POPs (not including the Baby Yoda Funko POP) and one of the figures just might be Episode 5's puzzling player. In the first image, you'll see Mando, Mando on Blurgg, Paz Vizla, Q9-0, and the Armorer.
Does Funko’s Mandalorian POPs Reveal Episode 5’s Mystery Character?
When the dust settled on the first season of Star Wars: The Mandalorian, most of our questions had been answered (while a few new ones regarding the Darksaber arose). One lingering thread however involves the mystery figure we saw briefly at the end of Episode 5, "The Gunslinger." A Mandalorian who some fans thought might be Boba Fett due to the Tatooine setting and the sound of "spurs" jangling.
Funko just revealed the first wave of their Mandalorian POPs (not including the Baby Yoda Funko POP) and one of the figures just might be Episode 5's puzzling player. In the first image, you'll see Mando, Mando on Blurgg, Paz Vizla, Q9-0, and the Armorer.