Viewers watched the character develop remarkably quickly last season, going from baby to child in a short time. Season 4 promises another big change, as the character continues to evolve and grow up.
Worldbreaker tells the story of a father and daughter struggling to survive after monstrous creatures emerge from underground and destroy much of the world, while their mother fights against the invasion. The story shares similarities with films like A Quiet Place and Logan, and while it effectively conveys emotional depth, it doesn’t quite build enough tension to fully engage the audience.
The movie unfolds in chapters, beginning with Gracie, a young girl who has become silent after her father’s death. The family struggles to connect, both due to their grief and the challenges of different cultures. Gracie’s grandmother, a Chinese immigrant who only speaks Mandarin, tries to help Gracie cope by teaching her traditional prayers for the deceased. Meanwhile, Gracie’s sister, Emily, is Vietnamese and was raised by white parents, adding another layer of disconnection. This fragmented family dynamic is reflected in the film’s storytelling, which shows events repeatedly from various characters’ points of view.
This is the fourth time the character has been portrayed on screen, following previous movies like Kiss the Girls and Along Came a Spider, as well as the film Alex Cross. Aldis Hodge will return to play the role, bringing his own style to the show. Here’s a sneak peek at what viewers can expect in Season 2.
Even though the team-up movies between Godzilla and Kong have done well, fans still want to see individual movies focusing on each monster. Godzilla has a lot of established enemies that could be used in new films, thanks to licensing from Toho. However, Kong has more opportunity for exciting new stories with original monsters like the Skar King or Skull Devil, rather than just pitting him against well-known foes like Gigan, Hedorah, or Titanosaurus.
What’s really refreshing is that the show’s production is finally showing some creativity. For most of the season, the challenges felt like repeats of things we’ve seen before – things that either worked or didn’t work in the past, and weren’t really challenging the queens. The cast is incredibly talented, but it didn’t feel like the show was helping them reach their full potential. It felt like the creative team had lost control, and the queens were essentially running the season themselves.
In a recent conversation with Liam Crowley from ScreenRant, John Peña hinted that problems with securing the necessary permissions might be why a spin-off show featuring his Jack Ryan character from Rainbow Six never materialized. While he admits this is largely his own guess, Peña also believes the decision to release Without Remorse (2021) directly on streaming, instead of in theaters, could have played a role.
Critics are praising the new horror film, giving it a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Called Send Help, the movie features Rachel McAdams and Dylan O’Brien as coworkers stranded on a deserted island after a plane crash. Now that the usual workplace rules don’t apply, they have to work together to survive.
As a thriller fan, I’ve seen it all – from gritty serial killer stories to classic detective tales and even gangster flicks. What always grabs me is the way these films delve into the world of crime. But you might be surprised to learn the 1980s, despite being known for its bright and cheerful vibe, actually gave us some incredibly dark and complex mysteries. We’re talking neo-noir, true crime dramas based on real events, and a whole lot more. Honestly, if you’re a fan of ’80s cinema, these films are absolute must-sees – hidden gems that deserve way more attention.
Baldur’s Gate 3 features 12 different classes, and while they’re all enjoyable, the Paladin stands out as the strongest. Despite being a common class in fantasy games, Baldur’s Gate 3’s version of the Paladin feels fresh and different. If you haven’t tried it yet, it’s definitely worth starting a new playthrough!