Obi-Wan Kenobi is known for his clever remarks throughout the Star Wars franchise, from his brief praise of Anakin on Geonosis in Attack of the Clones to his famous greeting, “Hello, there.” However, one of his most popular lines is actually funnier than people realize.
During an interview on the Call Her Daddy podcast, Taylor Momsen talked about her experience filming How The Grinch Stole Christmas when she was just seven years old. She said she has only positive memories of the movie, describing it as a wonderful and fun experience. “I don’t have any bad memories with Grinch. Everything about it was awesome,” Momsen explained.
Recent data from FlixPatrol shows that Everybody Loves Raymond is popular around the world again, thanks to new viewers finding it on Paramount+. The show is consistently among the most-streamed programs on Paramount+ in the United States, currently ranking at No. 6. It’s climbed three spots since earlier this week, when it reappeared on the charts at No. 9. This resurgence is happening just before the show’s 30th anniversary, as it first premiered in 1996.
Based on the real-life story of fur trapper Hugh Glass and the novel The Revenant by Michael Punke, the film became a deeply personal project for its creators. Even ten years later, it remains a unique and powerful survival and revenge story. It’s hard to imagine another film like it being made unless director Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy, and cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki all work together again. The Revenant isn’t delicate or refined, but its intense focus on both physical and mental hardship continues to make it one of the best films of the 2010s.
According to Variety, Kate Hudson was recently on Andy Cohen’s talk show, Watch What Happens Live. A viewer asked if it was true she had passed on a role in a Spider-Man movie and if she ever regretted that decision. Here’s what the actress said:
Many video game adaptations struggle to succeed, and the 2016 Assassin’s Creed movie was unfortunately one of them. However, the new Netflix series might be the chance for the franchise to finally get a good adaptation.
Okay, so issue #3 of Undeadpool really threw me for a loop! Tim Seeley and Carlos Magno are delivering a wild ride with Deadpool trying to get these aspiring X-Men away from the clutches of Revelation. But things get seriously complicated when Wade Wilson himself gets turned into a zombie by the X-Virus. And it’s not just a physical change – without a steady supply of mutant… well, meat, he starts losing his mind. It’s a genuinely disturbing and fascinating take on the character, and it’s making this series a must-read.
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has reaffirmed its commitment to the ten-year plan for DC content developed by James Gunn, following earlier statements from David Zaslav. While it remains to be seen if Netflix will continue this plan after they take over, it appears James Gunn’s DC Universe (DCU) will remain in place for the near future. According to a recent letter to shareholders:
The first trailer for Supergirl is now available, giving fans a glimpse of an exciting, large-scale adventure with the Girl of Steel. The trailer features action-packed scenes of her traveling between planets, introduces a couple of intriguing villains, and showcases her updated superhero costume.
The first season of The Hunting Party features Nick Wechsler (known from Roswell), Patrick Sabongui and Sara Garcia (both from The Flash), and Josh McKenzie (La Brea). The show is a crime drama that follows Bex, a former FBI profiler played by Roxburgh, and her team as they hunt down dangerous criminals who’ve escaped from a secret government prison called “The Pit.” It’s not part of the Law & Order series, but a unique take on the procedural format.