"Harlem doesn't need a hero; it needs a queen," Alfre Woodard's Mariah Dillard proclaims in Netflix's new trailer for "Marvel's Luke Cage" Season 2. To which we say: Yasss!
The shady politician/crime lord (and now nightclub owner, after her cousin's death last season) promises to Make Harlem Great Again. Of course, she's got a major obstacle in the form of the indestructible Luke Cage (Mike Colter) and a headache in the form of her disapproving daughter Tilda (Gabrielle Dennis).
And Mariah's nefarious plans are also threatened by the arrival of the bulletproof Bushmaster (Mustafa Shakir) and another crime lord named Rosalie (Annabella Sciorra).
But for all their differences, it seems Mariah and Luke might actually be on the same side this time. "Harlem can only handle one devil at a time," he notes. And the devil you know ...
"Luke Cage" Season 2 premieres June 22 on Netflix.
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Smart, thrilling but strangely ephemeral, "Incredibles 2" is a great example of what happens when anticipation works against the success of a movie.
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1. Ian Malcolm's line, "I think we're extinct," was a late addition to the script. In EW's oral history of the film, back in 2013, the line's origins started with dino supervisor Phil Tippet, who was brought on to oversee animating the dinos in stop-motion before ILM's Dennis Muren presented his first CG animation test in wireframe form. "Steven asked me how I felt after seeing the footage," Tippet revealed, "and I said, 'I think I'm extinct.' He said, 'That's a great line. I'm putting that in the movie.'
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