Netflix Greenlights New Adult Animated Workplace Series

The new comedy series Living the Dream centers around best friends Des and Ray, two Londoners who feel like they deserve more out of life. They’re currently stuck working in social media for a company called Ecofood, and navigating the usual workplace challenges – including awkward romances, HR issues, and demands from the Los Angeles head office. They also have to contend with Ray’s disapproving father. Similar to the animated series Bob’s Burgers, Living the Dream will also feature a strong family dynamic.

Nicolas Cage’s New Biblical Horror Movie Is Crucified by Critics on Rotten Tomatoes

It’s still too soon to say for sure, but initial reactions to The Carpenter’s Son, featuring FKA Twigs, Noah Jupe, and Souheila Yacoub, aren’t promising. After ten reviews, the film is being described as visually striking and violent, but also awkward and overly dramatic, lacking genuine scares, tension, or mystery. Avi Offer of NYC Movie Guru called it that, and Jacob Oller from AV Club agrees.

The Surprising Director Who Saved Mission: Impossible

Despite John Woo’s efforts to ramp up the action in 2002, Mission: Impossible II is generally considered the weakest film in the series, and the change in style was surprisingly abrupt. It’s notable that the director behind the most highly-regarded Mission: Impossible movie skillfully combined exciting action sequences with the suspense of a spy thriller.

Mayor of Kingstown Season 4 Death Unpacked By Jeremy Renner

During an interview with Jeremy Renner and Edie Falco, ScreenRant discussed the death of their character, Carney, and how it will impact the plot of Mayor of Kingstown season 4. Renner explained that series creator Taylor Sheridan drew inspiration from the film The Hurt Locker, particularly in portraying the constant danger and vulnerability faced by all the characters. Here’s what Renner and Falco had to say:

Thanos’ Teased Return Allows Disney To Replicate MCU’s Best Film Despite Multiverse Saga’s Failures

A lot has changed in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since the big battle in Avengers: Endgame. While the original heroes have gone their separate ways, we’ve met many new ones. It’s true that the current setup for the Multiverse Saga doesn’t easily lead to a clear finale in the next Avengers films. But if Josh Brolin returns as Thanos, Marvel Studios could have a perfect solution.

20 Funniest Sitcom Side Characters, Ranked

Sitcoms always rely on strong lead characters – think Selina Meyer in Veep, the Griffins in Family Guy, or Mary Richards in The Mary Tyler Moore Show. However, some of the funniest moments in those shows actually come from supporting characters who appear in just a handful of episodes, like Uncle Jeff, Mayor West, and Sue Ann Nivens.