6 Greatest Western Movies Based on True Stories, Ranked

The American West was a period defined by conflict, adventure, and people forging new lives as the nation expanded. It continues to captivate us as a significant chapter in history, and Hollywood played a big role in keeping its stories well-known. While fictional Westerns are enjoyable, real-life accounts – even those with a bit of dramatic flair – are often the most compelling.

All Fans Are Saying This About Henry Cavill’s Highlander

Henry Cavill has given fans their first glimpse of his character in the upcoming reboot of “Highlander,” directed by Chad Stahelski. He shared two photos on Instagram showing him with a sword, seemingly in Hong Kong and New York City. Cavill expressed his excitement about the project, saying it’s been a long journey and he’ll share more details later. He hopes fans enjoy the first look.

Paul Dano Breaks Silence On Quentin Tarantino’s Harsh Criticism Of Him

During a controversial podcast conversation, Quentin Tarantino sharply criticized several actors, including Paul Dano, famously calling him “the weakest actor in SAG.” When asked about this during an interview with Variety at the Sundance Film Festival, Dano’s Little Miss Sunshine co-star, Toni Collette, quickly intervened. She defended Dano, dismissing Tarantino’s comments as absurd and suggesting he may have been mistaken.

Brandon Sanderson’s Popular Fantasy Books To Get Film & TV Adaptations

Apple TV will be bringing Brandon Sanderson’s popular Cosmere universe to the screen. They plan to make movies based on the Mistborn books and a TV series out of The Stormlight Archive (according to The Hollywood Reporter). Sanderson will have a lot of creative control over these adaptations, working as a writer, producer, consultant, and having the final say on how they turn out.

Villion:Code releases for PlayStation 4&5 and Switch 1&2 in Japan on June 25

The next game is set at Adhvan Resilience Academy, a school on a self-sufficient island town in Tokyo Bay. The island is home to about 6,000 people, mostly students from across the globe – only 30% are Japanese. After a pandemic, a mysterious bubble forms around the circular island, trapping everyone inside and preventing anyone from leaving or entering.