Chris Pine’s The Contractor is The Perfect Jason Bourne Replacement

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When it comes to thrilling, over-the-top action, Mission: Impossible is in a class of its own, and most other franchises don’t even try to match its intensity. Director Paul Greengrass, known for The Bourne Supremacy, revolutionized action filmmaking with his fast-paced, shaky-cam style. This approach was so influential that even James Bond adopted a grittier, more realistic feel. Many action movies since then have copied Greengrass’s style and documentary-like storytelling, including The Contractor starring Pine, which unfortunately didn’t get the attention it deserved when it was released on Prime Video in 2022.

Jack Schlossberg’s Beef With Love Story Extends to the Costumes

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Edwin Schlossberg believes the recent show about the Kennedys focuses too much on superficial things like fashion and not enough on their family’s history of public service and advocacy for those who were often overlooked. He also wasn’t a fan of the clothes they had John F. Kennedy wearing, playfully pointing out his father was a very stylish man. He emphasizes that while the show might be entertaining, it’s ultimately a fictionalized account. In short, he finds the show overly dramatic, considers his father to have excellent taste, and dislikes plaid clothing.

CBS’ Ghost Companion Series Reveals First Look & New Release Window

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Okay, so I was really bummed to hear that season 6 of Ghosts isn’t coming until 2027! But it’s not all bad news. CBS said we’re getting two special hour-long episodes – one for Halloween and one for Christmas – to hold us over until the new season finally arrives next spring. Plus, it sounds like CBS still wants to have some fun with spooky comedies, so that’s good too!

The New ‘Lord of the Rings’ Fixes a Peter Jackson Mistake with Leo Woodall’s Casting- By Repeating a Divisive Error From ‘The Hobbit’

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It appears Andy Serkis’s upcoming film, The Hunt for Gollum, will stay true to the style of Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings movies rather than closely adapting the books. The return of Ian McKellen, Elijah Wood, and Serkis himself confirms this direction. Interestingly, this consistency with the films is surprising because Serkis typically voices all Lord of the Rings characters in his audiobooks to match the movie actors – except for Aragorn. Many expected Serkis to cast Leo Woodall as a more adventurous version of Aragorn as portrayed in the novels. While Woodall is joining the cast, he’ll be playing a different part within Aragorn’s story.