Filming for the eagerly awaited movie “Nobody 2” has officially begun, with director Timo Tjahjanto offering a sneak peek into the making of the sequel. Yesterday, on the platform that was once known as Twitter, Tjahjanto shared the first glimpses from the set of the movie.
There’s been a constant buzz about the possible return of PS5 Pro rumors for several consecutive weeks now, and as the clamor for an alleged unveiling gets stronger, it appears that Sony might finally be ready to provide some clarification on the matter.
This year, two timeless masterpieces by M. Night Shyamalan will be upgraded to 4K quality. Not long after the premiere of his new movie, “Trap,” the esteemed director will witness two highly-acclaimed films from his collection receiving stunning High Dynamic Range restorations. Earlier this week, Disney revealed that the 4K versions for “Signs” and “The Sixth Sense” are scheduled for release this autumn, with a digital on-demand date set ahead of the physical releases by a couple of months.
The filming of Marvel’s “Fantastic Four: First Steps” is underway in the UK, making it exciting to catch up with veterans of the franchise like Jessica Alba. Alba, who played Sue Storm (also known as The Invisible Woman) in the 2005 and 2007 Fantastic Four movies, recently shared some wisdom with Vanessa Kirby, the actress taking on the role of Sue Storm in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s reboot. During a chat for her new Roku series “Honest Renovations,” Alba offered guidance to Kirby.
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15 years since “Everybody Hates Chris,” the sitcom based on Chris Rock’s childhood, concluded its four-season stint on The CW, Comedy Central has announced that an adult animated series – a revival of Chris Rock-narrated “Everybody Hates Chris” featuring Tyler James Williams in the lead role – will debut on September 25th at 10pm ET/PT. Rock is serving as executive producer and will voice “Adult Chris,” who narrates the story of his teenage self, voiced by Tim Johnson Jr. from “Saturday” and “Fright Krewe,” taking over Williams’ role, as he recounts growing up as a skinny nerd in a working-class family in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn during the late 1980s.