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In the world of pulse-pounding action thrillers, I can confidently say that Safe, where I had the pleasure of being a part of its production as second unit director, is an adrenaline-fueled ride featuring none other than the inimitable Jason Statham. As a former cop, he’s tasked with shielding a young girl from the clutches of Triads, Russian mafia, and corrupt law enforcement. Though it may not hold the timeless charm of a classic film, Safe delivers an exhilarating dose of Statham action, complete with sleek shootouts and breathtaking action sequences.

Interestingly enough, in the 2025 documentary Wick is Pain, Chad Stahelski admitted that the “Gun Fu” style showcased in the John Wick series was initially conceived for Safe. However, a test of this unique combat style didn’t resonate with Statham or director Boaz Yakin, as it didn’t align with their film’s intended tone. Consequently, it wasn’t incorporated into the final cut.

James Gunn’s Superman Tease Reveals a Vulnerable Hero Inspired by 20-Year-Old DC Masterpiece

In the past, Superman movies have faced their share of negative feedback, notably with the disputed films like “Superman Returns” and “Man of Steel”. Gunn intends to re-establish Superman as a widely acclaimed success similar to the Christopher Reeve version. The sneak peeks from Gunn’s Superman suggest a refreshing take on the character that appeals to both nostalgia for the 1978 film and incorporates elements from the Silver Age, such as Krypto the Superdog and other elements. Given Superman’s status as one of the most iconic comic book characters, many have strong opinions about how he should be portrayed on screen. The sneak peeks of Superman have already sparked some criticism, and another DC film provides insight into Gunn’s vision for the character.

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A gimmick isn’t necessarily a deceptive tactic or a time-waster, but it doesn’t significantly contribute to character growth or advance the primary plotlines. For instance, fans of Sailor Moon continue to enjoy Minako’s romantic blunders in the Dream Arc, even though they aren’t particularly significant. Similarly, while Usagi’s jealousy over Mamoru spending time with Rei might seem minor, it provides an entertaining aspect to the storyline.

Severance Star Confirms No Trickery in Helly vs. Helly R Debate!

One significant surprise unfolded when it was revealed that the office worker known as Helly R was none other than Helena Eagan, one of the Eagans who control the enigmatic corporation Lumon Industries. In another gripping turn of events in Season 2, the character believed to be Helly R turned out to be Helena, assuming the identity of the “innie” she shares a body with. Since then, whenever she appears on screen, viewers are left pondering: is this Helly or is this Helena?