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Batman: Caped Crusader season 2 first look: Joker arrives, female Robin, new villains emerge; what to expect

Batman: Caped Crusader season 2 first look: Joker arrives, female Robin, new villains emerge; what to expect

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Gotham City’s darkest protector is officially gearing up for a return. Prime Video has unveiled an first look at the highly anticipated second season of Batman: Caped Crusader, giving fans their first glimpse into the next chapter of this striking noir universe. The animated series is locked in to drop its entire new block of episodes on July 31, 2026. From Joker to Carrie Kelley: Everything coming in Batman: Caped Crusader season 2. Joker returns along with new and reimagined villains The newly released first-look images pull viewers back into the gritty, retro underbelly of Gotham City. Following the dramatic tease at the end of the debut season, the Clown Prince of Crime is officially making his entry. The preview subtly hints at The Joker’s arrival, showing him obscured by shadows while one of his victims sports that chilling, unmistakable grin. The upcoming episodes are also set to introduce fresh, reimagined takes on classic Batman villains. Audiences will meet new versions of Edward Nygma, better known as The Riddler, alongside the Scarecrow. Additionally, the Mad …

What Hugh Jackman’s Thriller Needs To Outgross Kevin Costner & Russell Crowe’s Robin Hood Films

What Hugh Jackman’s Thriller Needs To Outgross Kevin Costner & Russell Crowe’s Robin Hood Films

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The Death Of Robin Hood Worldwide Box Office ( Photo Credit – YouTube ) Over 25 years ago, Hugh Jackman became a household name after starring in Bryan Singer’s Marvel superhero film X-Men (2000), which went on to be a critical and commercial success. Later, the Oscar-nominated actor reprised his role as Wolverine and starred in multiple Marvel superhero films, including the most recent MCU blockbuster, Deadpool & Wolverine. That movie stands as his highest-grossing film to date with a massive $1.338 billion gross. Some of his other box office hits are X-Men: Days of Future Past ($746 million), Logan ($619.2 million), and Les Misérables ($442.8 million). His latest theatrical release is the mystery comedy, The Sheep Detectives, based on Leonie Swan’s 2005 novel Three Bags Full. The film has received highly positive reviews from critics and has grossed $64.1 million worldwide so far. Hugh Jackman’s The Death of Robin Hood His next theatrical release is a super interesting-looking film titled The Death of Robin Hood, which is set to hit U.S. theaters on June …

Leaves Behind A Forgotten Robin Williams-Starrer 2000s Animation’s 5M+ Lifetime Total

Leaves Behind A Forgotten Robin Williams-Starrer 2000s Animation’s $125M+ Lifetime Total

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Hoppers North America Box Office: Leaves Behind A Forgotten Robin Williams-Starrer 2000s Animation ( Photo Credit – Instagram ) Hoppers is still steadily moving forward at the box office and remains at #2 in the domestic rankings. The animated feature is on track to beat The Wild Robot domestically soon, but ahead of that, it is surpassing many hidden gems, and this time, the Pixar original has beaten the domestic haul of a Robin Williams-starrer animated movie from the 2000s. Keep scrolling for the deets. The animation has been registering record-breaking box office in North America, with collections for original films not seen in over a decade. It has crossed the $250 million worldwide milestone and is now expected to reach $300 million. The film had been at the top for days, but the Ryan Gosling starrer pushed it to #2 in North America. Since both films have separate target audiences, they have been doing well at the box office. Hoppers at the domestic box office According to industry trackers, Hoppers will remain at #2 …

Robin Uthappa on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: ‘He is riding his luck a little bit…’ | Cricket News

Robin Uthappa on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi: ‘He is riding his luck a little bit…’ | Cricket News

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3 min readMar 14, 2026 09:02 PM IST Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s achievements in the cricketing fraternity need no introduction. The teenager has already slammed an IPL century and also a ton in the U-19 World Cup final help India win the title. However, former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa has thrown caution to the wind for the youngster and said he feels Sooryavanshi is riding his luck a bit and might face a few issues when the standard gets higher. “I have been keenly observing every game Vaibhav is playing over the last 12 months,” Uthappa said on Star Sports. “He is phenomenal. But if you are going to watch him bat, I feel he is riding his luck a little bit. And when the standard gets a little bit higher, little tougher, and people now know where to bowl to him. The novelty has worn off. I think that right now, he is riding that luck a little bit, which is fine. I think this season will be educational for him and will serve him in …

Robin Uthappa on Ruturaj Gaikwad: ‘In Indian cricket, it is important to strike when the iron is hot’ | Cricket News

Robin Uthappa on Ruturaj Gaikwad: ‘In Indian cricket, it is important to strike when the iron is hot’ | Cricket News

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Ruturaj Gaikwad scored a sublime ton in the second ODI against South Africa in Raipur. His rotation of strike through the middle overs, picking and choosing when to attack, was quite sound. However, the 28-year-old has not been picked up in the squad for the upcoming ODI series against New Zealand. Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa noted that Gaikwad tends to lose his form at times. “I have noticed one thing with Ruturaj. At the right time, he loses his form a bit. In Indian cricket, it is important to strike when the iron is hot. His time came two to three times and his form got slightly off. So for the form to stay, to get the opportunities at the right time, it has to sit properly,” he said on his YouTube channel. Ashwin on Gaikwad Former Indian cricketer R Ashwin opined that India could have picked Ruturaj Gaikwad over Rishabh Pant. “Could Gaikwad have been kept in the squad? I think that was a real possibility. The only spot of contention is between …

‘I prefer Arshdeep over Harshit in any circumstances’: Robin Uthappa | Cricket News

‘I prefer Arshdeep over Harshit in any circumstances’: Robin Uthappa | Cricket News

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Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa said the Indian team should be picking Arshdeep Singh over Harshit Rana. Although Uthappa did acknowledge that Rana can offer batting lower down the order, he would note that having Axar Patel in the side can fill that void by enabling the side to have six bowling options and eight batting options. “I like Harshit as a bowler; he’s immensely talented, but I prefer Arshdeep over Harshit in any circumstances. As batter, if Harshit can hit three sixes in ten balls, I think Arshdeep can hit two at this point. What he brings to the table is far more valuable than Harshit at this point,” Uthappa said on his YouTube channel. “In my view, Axar is a very underrated bowler. Yes, Kuldeep is amazing, and if the conditions allow three spinners, then unfortunately, Arshdeep has to miss out, which I don’t like. I think Arshdeep, irrespective of any wicket, should play. Which means unfortunately, Kuldeep has to be out because Varun is the No.1 T20I bowler in the world,” he …

Robin Uthappa on Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s red ball retirement: ‘I don’t know if it was a forced surrender, but it definitely didn’t seem like a natural exit’ | Cricket News

Robin Uthappa on Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli’s red ball retirement: ‘I don’t know if it was a forced surrender, but it definitely didn’t seem like a natural exit’ | Cricket News

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Both Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma announced their retirements in quick succession. The form of both players was dipping in the red-ball format. Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa has speculated whether both of those retirements were unnatural. “I don’t know if it was a forced surrender, but it definitely didn’t seem like a natural exit. What the truth is, they themselves will have to share in their own time. But I don’t think it was natural,” Uthappa said on his YouTube channel. “When Rohit was not scoring runs in Australia, I felt that he should take a break for six months and work on his fitness. I had no doubt in my mind that he would score runs,” he added. However, both players decided to continue in the ODI format and have delivered some crucial knocks during the course of the Australia tour and recent home ODI series against South Africa. “In both Virat and Rohit, you can see that hunger back in their eyes, which is really cool. It’s endearing to see it from …

Robin Uthappa on dropping Shubman Gill and Jitesh Sharma from 2026 T20 World Cup squad: ‘Indian cricket is a strange place’ | Cricket News

Robin Uthappa on dropping Shubman Gill and Jitesh Sharma from 2026 T20 World Cup squad: ‘Indian cricket is a strange place’ | Cricket News

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Omission of Shubman Gill and Jitesh Sharma from the 2026 World Cup squad did come as a surprise. While the form of Gill has been on a downward curve in the T20Is, the axing of Jitesh can be attributed to the team combination picked. Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa said that Indian cricket is a strange place and said one has to feel bad for Gill. “Indian cricket is a strange place. You would think there would be some semblance of predictability. It’s a great side, a fantastic side, no doubt. But hearts are broken for sure. I empathise with them. You’ve got to feel bad for Shubman Gill. He’s the captain of the Test and ODI side. Worst case scenario, I thought somebody else might be named the vice captain, but he’ll find a spot in the side, maybe not in the 11, but he’ll find a spot in the side as a third opener.” Speaking about Jitesh Sharma, Gill said, “Jitesh did nothing wrong. He has done exceptionally well. Having said that, the …

‘Managing his workload is crucial’: Robin Uthappa on ‘match-winner’ Jasprit Bumrah | Cricket News

‘Managing his workload is crucial’: Robin Uthappa on ‘match-winner’ Jasprit Bumrah | Cricket News

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Former India players Robin Uthappa said that due to ace pacer Jasprit Bumrah’s demanding action and high pacer, it was necessary to manage the the 32-yaer-old’s workload. Bumrah was rested in the ODI series against South Africa after playing the 2-match Test series and returned to play the T20Is. He had also played the T20I series against Australia a couple of months ago while also sitting out the ODI series. “He is an absolute match-winner, and managing his workload is crucial. Fast bowling is probably the toughest skill in the sport, and Bumrah does it at high pace with a demanding action. You want to protect that, but at the same time, you want him to play enough cricket. We’ve seen glimpses of his brilliance, and hopefully he can build consistency over the next few games heading into the World Cup,” Uthappa said on JioStar’s ‘Cricket Live’. Bumrah played a leading role in the 1st T20I against South Africa, taking 2 wickets, helping India to a massive 101-run win. He would struggle in the 2nd …

‘We should grab them and ask for clarity’: Dale Steyn, Robin Uthappa question match officials over 6 fog inspections in Lucknow T20I | Cricket News

‘We should grab them and ask for clarity’: Dale Steyn, Robin Uthappa question match officials over 6 fog inspections in Lucknow T20I | Cricket News

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Former India batter Robin Uthappa slammed match officials after nearly three hours of delay and several inspections due to excessive fog in the Lucknow T20I between India and South Africa on Wednesday before the match was inevitably called off due to the hazardous evening conditions. After the toss was deferred from 6:30 pm due to low visibility, the umpires periodically carried out six inspections at every 30-minute intervals to assess te=he conditions before the final check at 9:30 pm confirmed the abandoned game, a first due to excessive fog for an international game in India. Uthappa, on commentary duties, was plainly vocal about the decision from the umpires to delay the toss as it was quite evident that the thick haze cover was unlikely to get any better for the players to spot the white ball under the beaming flood lights. ALSO READ | Fourth T20I abandoned due to excessive fog, poor visibility in Lucknow “I’m actually not even listening to you because I’m so befuddled by the umpire’s decision right now. How do they …