In a conversation with ScreenRant, actor Jeremy Sisto discussed a scene from FBI where his character was on the verge of going too far. He explained that if Maggie and OA hadn’t intervened, things could have gotten much darker. While he wasn’t certain his character would have actually crossed the line, he also didn’t know help was on the way.
It’s surprising how engaging it is to watch a character in a show repeatedly relive the same events and learn from each cycle, almost as if they’re watching the show themselves. Russian Doll perfectly captures what makes time loop stories so compelling – something many other shows haven’t managed to do.
Dan dos Santos is a highly respected commercial artist known for his detailed oil paintings. He’s created artwork for major companies like Marvel, Disney, and DC Comics, as well as game developers like Activision and Wizards of the Coast. His work has earned him numerous awards, and he’s been nominated for a Hugo Award for Best Artist five times.
The story continues a few weeks after the events of the previous film, where Neteyam (Jamie Flatters) died fighting the ‘Sky People’ – also known as the Resources Development Administration (RDA). Now, Jake Sully (Sam Worthington), Neytiri (Zoe Saldaña), and their children – Lo’ak (Britain Dalton), Tuk (Trinity Jo-Li Bliss), Spider (Jack Champion), and Kiri (Sigourney Weaver) – are adjusting to life without him as they settle in with the Metkayina Clan, living among the stunning reefs of Pandora. Each family member is coping with their grief in a personal way.
The DC Universe is starting to evolve its timeline, as seen with Green Lantern Guy Gardner appearing in both Superman and season 2 of Peacemaker. A new Green Lanterns show is also on the way, aiming to launch a fresh era for DC’s movies and TV shows. Interestingly, this new series is already using a technique that was popular in the earlier Arrowverse shows.
It’s a letdown to say that the latest Avatar movie, the third in the series, largely repeats storylines from the first two films. I’m finding it hard to get enthusiastic about the next two planned installments, due in 2029 and 2031, unless director James Cameron introduces some fresh and more compelling ideas into this imaginative world.
The Russo Brothers recently shared a blurry, black-and-white photo on Instagram, hinting at their upcoming project, Avengers: Doomsday. They didn’t offer any explanation for the image, only using the film’s hashtag in the post.
I’ve been really enjoying A Man on the Inside. It’s a fascinating story about an engineer who becomes a spy, but what really draws me in is seeing him try to rebuild his life after losing his wife. Honestly, the way Season 1 ended felt so complete, it almost felt like it was always meant to be a short, self-contained story. But then, with Season 2 bringing Charles back with a brand new case, it’s clear the creators have much bigger plans! The ending of Season 2 really cemented that for me – it feels like they’re intentionally setting things up for a long run, and introducing a new character gives them a lot of exciting possibilities for how the story could eventually conclude. I’m really invested and excited to see where it goes!
Chris Hemsworth recently talked about his career on the Jay Shetty podcast. The actor, famous for playing Thor and set to reprise the role in next year’s Avengers: Doomsday, revealed that he’s struggled with anxiety at times. He explained this began when he became overly focused on pursuing acting as a career. Hemsworth shared…
Reiner and his wife were reportedly killed by their son, Nick, who has been arrested and charged with the crime. Many people online expressed admiration for Reiner’s work and grief over his death, noting his ability to consider all sides of an issue. However, Donald Trump used his Truth Social account to criticize Reiner, and he repeated those criticisms during a press briefing at the White House.