Why Gore Verbinski Disappeared From Hollywood

Premiering to enthusiastic reactions at the Fantastic Fest in Austin this September, Good Luck impressed critics and captivated audiences with its unique blend of genres and carefree energy. Director Gore Verbinski, known for blockbuster hits like the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, the 2012 remake of The Ring, and the animated film Rango (which earned him an Academy Award in 2012), hasn’t released a film since 2017’s A Cure for Wellness, a movie that wasn’t well-received. Some believe he’s been sidelined by Hollywood, while others suggest he simply chose to pursue more personally fulfilling projects after stepping away from the demands of big-budget filmmaking.

Netflix’s 3-Part Survival Thriller Series Is The Show Everyone Should Watch

Shows like Stranger Things and The Queen’s Gambit have become global hits because they go beyond typical genre expectations and explore themes that appeal to a wide range of viewers. Another Netflix original that absolutely deserves to be on everyone’s ‘must-watch’ list is the incredibly popular Squid Game.

A Godzilla X Kong: Supernova Theory About SpaceGodzilla’s Role Would Change The Entire Direction Of The Monsterverse

Fans are most curious about where Kong comes from and how he can fight such a strong enemy, but a lot of interesting discussion centers on what SpaceGodzilla’s purpose will be in the larger Monsterverse story. Although unconfirmed plot details have led to many imaginative ideas, one theory seems particularly likely and could significantly change the direction of the entire Monsterverse narrative.

Star Trek: Starfleet Academy’s Singularity Drive Complicates 32nd Century Warp Travel

The sixth episode of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy introduces a new type of warp drive, further complicating warp travel in the 32nd century. Written by Kenneth Lin and Kiley Rossetter, and directed by Larry Teng, the episode significantly raises the stakes as Nus Braka (Paul Giamatti) delivers a devastating loss to Captain Nahla Ake (Holly Hunter) and the Academy.

XRP’s Wild Ride: Ripple CEO Drops a Whopper, Crypto World Goes Bonkers!

XRP Chart from Bird

Now, Brad Garlinghouse ain’t one to mince words, and this time he’s gone and let loose a tornado of speculation. His latest proclamation has gone viral faster than a rumor in a small town, and the crypto world is all ears. According to this sage, XRP and its ecosystem are fixin’ to ride the gravy train to success. Trillion-dollar company, you say? Well, shucks, that’s a mighty big hat to fill, but Brad’s got the confidence of a cat with nine lives.

DC Just Revealed the One Villain Who Can Truly Kill Superman

There’s been some discussion, and even disagreement, about what exactly happened between Batman and the Joker in DC K.O. #4. However, it’s undeniable that the recent encounter between Lex Luthor and Superman has fundamentally altered their relationship.

‘Do You Think I’m Going to Hell?’

Premiering at the Berlin Film Festival, Mouse is a film about fleeting moments, raw emotions, and characters who feel out of place. While dealing with grief, directors O’Sullivan and Thompson – known for their excellent Ghostlight, a standout film from 2024 that also explored the difficult period after loss – center the story on the messy, unpredictable nature of being human. We first meet Minnie as a quiet teenager overshadowed by her popular best friend, Callie (Chloe Coleman). Though very different – Callie is talented and outgoing, dreaming of attending Julliard, while Minnie is sweetly awkward – the two girls are inseparable. In fact, one girl candidly admits to sometimes forgetting Minnie is even there.

10 Most Rewatchable Fantasy Shows

Many people think fantasy is just for kids, but truly amazing and often mature fantasy stories have been around for a long time, and plenty are enjoyable for all ages. The best fantasy TV shows are unforgettable, thanks to stunning effects, memorable characters, and brilliant writing – they’re shows you’ll want to rewatch.

Crypto Chaos: A Kidnapping Gone Awry in the Land of Croissants

As reported by the esteemed French outlet RTL, three masked miscreants infiltrated a residential edifice in the Val-de-Marne region, around the witching hour of 7:00 a.m. on February 12. They came not bearing gifts but weapons, on a quest for the elusive Prinçay’s apartment, as if he were the last piece of chocolate in a confiserie.