Ryan Reynolds Is Remaking A Clint Eastwood Classic, And No, It’s Not The One With The Orangutan

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Ryan Reynolds isn’t revisiting Clint Eastwood’s films Every Which Way But Loose or Any Which Way You Can as previously thought. Instead, he’s focusing on a remake of Eastwood’s 1974 movie Thunderbolt and Lightfoot, which also starred Jeff Bridges. Reynolds’ production company, Maximum Effort, is partnering with Amazon-MGM for the project. Reynolds is writing the script alongside Enzo Mileti and Scott Wilson (known for their work on Fargo) and is also considering starring in the film. This remake will be the first feature film directed by Shane Reid, the editor of Deadpool & Wolverine.

7 Great Plot Twists That Totally Rescued Terrible Movies

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This is especially true for bad movies. If a movie has a confusing plot or uninteresting characters, viewers need something to justify spending two or three hours watching it. Often, a surprising twist at the end can save an otherwise terrible movie, and occasionally, it can even make it seem great.

Bleach: Every Ichigo Form & Their Abilities Explained

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The anime and manga series Bleach is known for its characters changing forms, and the main character, Ichigo Kurosaki, has transformed more than anyone else in the series. As of now, Ichigo has had over a dozen different forms, and with the series continuing, he’s likely to have even more in the future.

The Mask – LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY

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Director Chuck Russell, known for reviving the Nightmare on Elm Street series with his darkly humorous approach and for his underrated remake of The Blob (a film worth checking out!), took a sharp turn with The Mask. Moving away from horror, the film felt like a live-action Tex Avery cartoon, bursting with surreal visuals, slapstick comedy, and unexpected musical numbers.

The Forgotten 1977 Movie That Fox Thought Would Be Bigger Than Star Wars

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The main reason people doubted it was simply because it was so different. While not the most expensive film ever made, Star Wars was a truly original creation. It combined elements of classic soap operas with futuristic settings, featuring lightsabers, dramatic deaths, and a large, furry creature who mostly just growled. Considering how unusual it was, some hesitation was understandable. It’s hard to believe, though, that the film it was paired with wouldn’t also become successful. Let’s take a look at what that other movie was.

5 Worst Superman Stories Ever

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While Superman has been featured in many amazing stories, there are also some that fall short. It’s normal for not every story to be a hit, but a few are widely considered the absolute worst in Superman’s long history. These range from stories that cost their writers their jobs to bizarre, confusing tales set in the future – here’s a look at the most critically panned Superman stories ever told.