Viewers might not come across an identical show like “Sons of Anarchy”, but there are numerous TV series and movies that share its ominous atmosphere or delve into motorcycle culture in unique ways. Ranging from timeless black-and-white masterpieces to influential counterculture touchstones to contemporary crime dramas, some productions can cater to the appetite of those seeking more biker tales and thrilling action.
To speed up the extraction of Kalkite, the Galactic Empire felt compelled to seize control over Ghorman, the planet where it was exclusively mined. So, they contrived a conflict, portraying the inhabitants of Ghorman as dangerous rebels. This allowed them to justify their invasion, conquer the planet, and forcibly acquire its Kalkite. However, there’s speculation among fans that Kalkite may not have been as crucial for the Death Star as Krennic presumed, potentially making a character from “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” unwittingly responsible for the Ghorman Massacre.
On Monday, the Texas House of Representatives endorsed Senate Bill 22 (SB 22) by a vote of 114–26. This comprehensive bill sets aside $300 million for film and television production incentives every other year over the next ten years, amounting to a potential investment of $1.5 billion. The program aims to entice film, TV, and multimedia projects to film and produce in Texas. By doing so, it’s hoped that local employment opportunities will increase, economic activity will expand, and Texas will establish itself as a viable competitor to established production centers such as Georgia and California.
On Monday, the Texas House of Representatives endorsed Senate Bill 22 (SB 22) by a vote of 114–26. This comprehensive bill sets aside $300 million for film and television production incentives every other year over the next ten years, amounting to a potential investment of $1.5 billion. The program aims to entice film, TV, and multimedia projects to film and produce in Texas. By doing so, it’s hoped that local employment opportunities will increase, economic activity will expand, and Texas will establish itself as a viable competitor to established production centers such as Georgia and California.
To my delight, some of the seemingly least promising “Final Fantasy” games have ended up being fantastic surprises and valuable contributions to the series. At times, it’s easy to fall into pessimism, but the “Final Fantasy” community has seen its skepticism proven wrong by top-notch titles on multiple instances.
James Vanderbilt discussed his new movie, “Fountain of Youth” on Apple TV+, with ComicBook.com. However, during this conversation, he was also questioned about the progress of the eagerly awaited “Ready or Not: Here I Come”. He disclosed that the creative team has been meticulous in drafting the script and elaborated on how this careful approach has contributed to the delay in the film’s release.