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Pascal played a significant role in the Netflix series “Narcos,” which ran for three seasons from 2015 to 2017. Set primarily during the 1970s to the 1990s, the show delves into the Colombian drug war, featuring key figures like Pablo Escobar (played by Wagner Moura), law enforcement officials, and DEA agents. Among them was Pascal’s character, Javier Peña, a dedicated DEA agent who worked relentlessly to dismantle Escobar’s operation and the Cali Cartel. Even eight years after “Narcos” Season 3 ended, it remains an impressive series that left a lasting impression on Netflix and Pascal himself.
In the upcoming project, Conan O’Brien will be lending his voice to a lovable electronic toy character named Smarty Pants. Fans got their first glimpse of this cute character courtesy of Destination 23, as shown in the image below (via Boardwalk Times). Although we don’t have any footage of Smarty Pants in action just yet, given Conan O’Brien’s reputation for sarcastic humor, it is safe to assume that Smarty Pants will be delivering plenty of witty remarks.
Del Toro clarified at a press conference for the film during the Venice Film Festival, as reported by Variety, that “the movie is not using symbolism to represent what’s happening.” We are indeed living in times of fear and intimidation. It’s essential more than ever to strive for understanding our shared humanity amidst these polarizing circumstances. The film aims to portray flawed characters, emphasizing the importance of embracing our imperfections and finding a way to connect with one another even under the harshest oppressive conditions.
During the Destination D23 weekend, Pixar provided an update about the release of The Incredibles 3. Unfortunately, the update indicates that the movie won’t be coming out anytime soon, with a tentative release date set for “2028 or later.” This means fans will have to wait at least three years after this announcement, and at least four years since the initial announcement of the film. Given the nature of major animated films, this delay is understandable but still disappointing for eager fans.
The animated series titled “Hotel Inhumans” is adapted from Ao Tajima’s manga series. It focuses on two concierges, Ikuro Hoshi and Sara Haizaki. Ikuro, a relatively new employee, surprisingly excels at his job despite feeling unsuited for it. On the other hand, Sara seems to have been born for this role, utilizing a hidden pocket knife disguised as a hair clip with great cunning. These concierges cater to their unique clientele’s requests, ranging from maintaining cleanliness to fabricating alibis and cleaning up messes. Interestingly, even though the hotel business revolves around death, “Hotel Inhumans” has surprisingly demonstrated thoughtful insights into human nature, offering intricate lessons on empathy and more in each story arc.
Some comics serve as unexpected arenas for delving into the complex truths of our inner lives. Although they may not provide all solutions (for such wisdom is beyond anyone), they initiate significant dialogues worth having. In an art form that once propagated the notion that violence was the solution to problems, this shift is quite substantial.
At various events, I had the opportunity to test-drive games like Crimson Desert, Silent Hill F, and Hollow Knight: Silksong before their grand releases. However, I must confess that the game which stood out to me the most was not one of these well-known heavyweights.
Debuting at the Venice Film Festival and slated for release on Netflix, this two-and-a-half-hour film is a heartfelt tribute to Mary Shelley’s work, created by Guillermo del Toro – the acclaimed Mexican director known for crafting captivating creature-centric films like Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) and the Academy Award-winning The Shape of Water (2017).
To celebrate the 11th anniversary of her marriage to the Miami Heat star, the actress from “Bring It On” posted a collection of videos spanning every year of their relationship, starting from their wedding in 2014.