According to Deadline, Hasbro and Skybound Entertainment are teaming up to create an animated series called Energon Universe. The show, based on a comic book by Robert Kirkman of Skybound, will combine the worlds of Transformers, G.I. Joe, and Void Rivals.
The ending of Black Phone 2 sees the villain, the Grabber, defeated, suggesting his influence will now diminish. Despite this, people are already wondering where a third Black Phone movie could go. Here are six potential ideas for a sequel, including one that an actor from the film has hinted at.
Jeremy Allen White finished working on the show Shameless in 2021 and began his role in The Bear the following year. He recently appeared in the film The Iron Claw as wrestler Kerry Von Erich, alongside Zac Efron and Harris Dickinson. Although The Iron Claw wasn’t nominated for an Oscar, White is now receiving critical acclaim for his portrayal of Bruce Springsteen, which could earn him an Oscar nomination.
Celine Song’s directorial debut, Materialists, tells the story of a driven matchmaker in New York City (Johnson) who is caught between a seemingly ideal new partner (Pascal) and the complexities of a past relationship with her ex (Evans).
As a coaster fan, I’m really excited about this new ride, Falcon’s Flight! It’s being built by Intamin, a company known for incredible coasters, and it’s a huge part of the park’s initial opening. From what the park and coaster experts are saying, this thing is going to be a record-breaker when it finally opens in late 2025 – we’re talking potentially multiple world records!
Until recently, details about the movie Pluribus have been scarce and mysterious. The newly released trailer offers the best glimpse yet at the story, which centers around Carol and everyone’s surprising mission to make her happy. It seems Carol is the only person unaffected by a strange virus that has turned the rest of the world’s population into perfectly content people. In the trailer, the President tells Carol, “Rest assured, we will figure out what makes you different… so you can join us,” as scientists in protective suits conduct experiments.
I remember when Face/Off came out on June 27, 1997! It was only John Woo’s third American film, following Hard Target and Broken Arrow. What really surprised me was how much critics loved it – it wasn’t just explosions! They praised the way it looked and the really clever idea of having two major stars essentially swap identities in this incredibly action-packed story. Even Roger Ebert, who’s a tough critic, said it worked better than expected, and a lot of people thought it changed the game for action movies going forward.
After watching the trailer, I was puzzled and immediately began researching Pluribus and the intentions of the creator of Breaking Bad. Here’s a summary of what I discovered…
According to FlixPatrol, The Rainmaker is currently the most popular show on Amazon’s Top 10 list in the United States. It’s been consistently ranked in the top 10 since October 16th, which is quite remarkable. The legal drama is also performing well in Australia, ranking between fourth and seventh place on Stan’s Top 10 list since October 16th.
Many games where you collect items while shooting can be really unpleasant to play. They often have very difficult learning curves, harshly punish you for dying, and feel clunky and frustrating. Luckily, Arc Raiders aims to make the genre more enjoyable and accessible to a wider audience.