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In a chat with Variety, director Shakman explained that his cast delved into the scientific underpinnings of their characters’ powers. When Vanessa Kirby, who plays Sue Storm, questioned how her character’s invisibility and force field abilities could function in reality, Shakman didn’t resort to comic book explanations. Instead, he presented her with several images illustrating how light refracts through prisms, thus showing the influence of changing the light of molecules. Kirby further clarified this point during the interview.

Few sports journalists enjoy the level of respect that Michael Wilbon has earned, and it’s well deserved. For nearly four decades, Wilbon has been known as a reliable source for news, highly respected for his thoughtful insights on various sports topics. His calm demeanor when discussing basketball and other sports makes him an even more trusted voice in the field. When he recently appeared on the Pablo Torres Finds Out podcast, the host expressed surprise that Wilbon had not yet helped two Dream Team members reconcile. In response, Wilbon shared his thoughts on the matter.

In the original movie’s smartly written script, Cecilia’s (Elizabeth Moss) abusive ex committed suicide and bequeathed her his wealth, but she has suspicions that his death was staged. As a series of seemingly coincidental events turn deadly, Cecilia sets out to prove that an unseen entity is hunting her in the series of events that unfold.

In Salvable, Toby Kebbell plays an aging boxer who’s trying to break free from a small town’s grip and mend his strained relationship with his rebellious teenage daughter. Meanwhile, an old friend reappears, causing even more chaos in his already tumultuous life. Check out our review HERE

Under the guidance of director Paul Downs Colaizzo, known for “Brittany Runs A Marathon”, and with these two experienced actors on board, I must confess my expectations are running high for the upcoming film titled “Winter Games”. This heightened anticipation is further fueled by the intriguing synopsis I recently came across in The Hollywood Reporter.

It seems that even though we’re not quite at December yet, there’s an unusual surge in holiday spirit – or perhaps more accurately, fear – among Netflix users this summer. The reason appears to be the popularity of the 2015 movie “Krampus”, a Christmas horror film featuring a character no one would want to celebrate with. This chilling flick made its way onto Netflix’s 2025 releases on July 16th, and it seems that quite a few horror enthusiasts were eager to watch or rewatch it.

Marvel Studios has made available on Spotify the complete soundtrack for “The Fantastic Four: First Steps“, which includes the names of all 25 tracks from composer Michael Giacchino’s score. The titles suggest significant plot points that have been revealed through trailers and marketing, hinting at some of the darkest and most intense moments in MCU history. Since critics won’t be able to watch the entire film until about a week before its global premiere, this soundtrack offers fans an opportunity to delve deeper into the storyline by analyzing the titles.

Eggers has gained recognition for creating chilling, historically authentic horror movies, beginning with “The Witch” and progressing through “The Lighthouse,” “The Northman,” and more recently, “Nosferatu.” Now, with the upcoming film “Werwulf,” he might be unleashing his most disturbing work yet. As reported by Culture Crave on X, Eggers himself has labeled this upcoming project as “the darkest story I’ve ever penned—by far.

Actor Alan Ritchson, known for playing Reacher, has recently been discussed as a potential Batman by fans, while we eagerly anticipate official updates regarding Batman’s casting. On the “Happy Sad Confused” podcast, when Gunn was invited as a guest, he was inquired about his views on the chosen actor for Batman. In his own words:

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