As The Sims 4 reaches its tenth year, it’s natural to have many questions and speculations about the future of Electronic Arts (EA) and Maxis’ life simulation franchise. Surprisingly, EA does not currently have any plans for a new mainline installment in the series.
The latest chapter in the One Piece storyline is steering the Straw Hats away from Elbaf for a while longer, despite setting up their next major journey. Previously, Luffy and his crew managed to flee Dr. Vegapunk’s high-tech lab on Egghead Island, concluding the Egghead arc. With this chapter complete, it appeared that the Straw Hats were destined for Elbaf as they pursued the One Piece. However, the final scenes of the most recent installment have delayed their journey.
As a devoted cinephile, I’ve long admired the genius of director Bong Joon-Ho, whose work has graced the film industry for years. However, it was his groundbreaking film “Parasite” in 2019 that truly set him apart – marking the first non-English language film to ever win the prestigious Best Picture award at the Oscars. Since then, movie enthusiasts like myself have been eagerly awaiting Bong’s next move. And now, our curiosity is finally satiated with the announcement of a sci-fi book adaptation titled “Mickey 17,” featuring Robert Pattinson as the main character.
Actor John Cena, known for his role in “Peacemaker,” is set to join the cast of the upcoming live-action movie titled “Matchbox.” As reported by Deadline, this film will be based on Mattel’s popular die-cast toy vehicle line. Furthermore, Apple Original Films has secured the film package from Skydance and Mattel Films. Earlier reports suggested that Sam Hargrave, director of “Extraction,” would direct the movie, with a screenplay by David Coggeshall and Jonathan Tropper.
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As a devoted fan, I’ve been thoroughly enjoying the thrill of “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” on Netflix these past months. It’s been an unmissable spectacle, gracing Netflix’s global Top 10 Movies list for an impressive 20 weeks since its debut in December. However, it’s with a tinge of sadness that I share the news that this video game adaptation by Illumination might be leaving our favorite streaming platform in the not-so-distant future.