Luc Besson’s 1997 science fiction masterpiece, The Fifth Element, stars Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, and Gary Oldman (who also appeared in Besson’s Leon). The film is known for its strong acting, incredible special effects, over-the-top costumes, and a fantastic score composed by frequent Besson collaborator, Eric Serra.
Viewers noticed the absence of the group in BBC’s ‘Girlbands Forever,’ even though the series frequently referenced them, and it appears a documentary about them isn’t planned for the near future.
I’m so excited to hear Andy Serkis is coming back as Gollum and directing! But I was a little sad to find out Viggo Mortensen won’t be playing Aragorn this time around – they’re going to have to find a new actor for that role.
A photo taken on April 3, 2026, on a New York film set shows Krysten Ritter, reprising her role as Jessica Jones, walking with former Marvel Netflix stars Mike Colter (Luke Cage) and Finn Jones (Danny Rand).
He shared the news on his BBC Radio Cymru program this morning, a show he’s hosted for more than 20 years.
Across numerous conventions globally, well-known personalities from gaming, anime, and other fandoms are starting to participate in and showcase brief Dungeons & Dragons games for fans.
“The Nightmare Begins” and “Devil’s Planet” are the first and third parts of a twelve-episode story called “The Daleks’ Master Plan.” Originally shown on British television in November 1965 to audiences of 9.1 and 10.3 million viewers, these episodes have been lost for over fifty years – until now. These once-forgotten programs will now be preserved for future generations.
The director of the recent Oscar-winning film, Sinners, will oversee a new series as an executive producer. Writer Bayan Wolcott is confirmed to write the project, according to Variety.
So, my Easter weekend is shaping up to be awesome! I’m super excited to have pre-ordered the Marvel MaXimum Collection physical edition from Limited Run Games. I just finished re-reading Sammy’s review, which got me even more hyped, and I’m planning on revisiting a classic – Konami’s X-Men arcade game from 1992 on my PS3. Can’t wait!
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