Just months after Blue Bloods concluded, CBS announced a continuation of the Reagan family story with a new series set in Boston. Following a life-changing event involving his son, Sean, Donnie Wahlberg’s character moves to Beantown and connects with the Silver family. Though the focus shifts, the iconic Reagan family from New York still plays a role in Boston Blue.
We first encounter Rose as she returns home from war, bearing a prominent facial scar. Having lived as a man for years while serving as a soldier, she arrives in a small village with legal documents for a large piece of land. The villagers are wary of her, but she eases their concerns by recalling a childhood memory of a fire at the local chapel caused by lightning, proving she once lived there. The land is in poor condition and the farmhouse is falling apart, but Rose dedicates herself to the hard work of restoring it, quickly becoming a respected and prosperous member of the community. This leads to a proposal, and she soon becomes engaged to Suzanna (played charmingly by Caro Braun, who is both shy and surprisingly daring), the daughter of one of her business partners. This is where the story really takes off.
We put a lot of effort into creating a story that truly captures the essence of this character, aiming for something fresh and exciting. We set a high standard for ourselves, and I’m eager to share it with audiences and hear what they think. This film is deeply meaningful to me personally.
The new drama, The Art of Sarah, has quickly become a huge hit on the streaming service, gaining popularity just days after its release. The series centers around Sarah Kim, a woman who lives a lavish lifestyle under assumed identities. But her carefully constructed world falls apart when police in Seoul, South Korea, discover a body they believe is hers.
Nicolas Cage is starring in ‘Spider-Noir,’ a live-action series based on the Spider-Man character, and Sean O’Connell recently shared key details from a new preview. In this episode of the Heroes Journey Podcast, Sean highlights five important things to know: when the show will be released, the option to watch in color or classic black-and-white, … Read more
There’s a free game for every type of player right now! You can find everything from fast-paced action games and team-based strategy to challenging roguelikes and even a peaceful game where you play as a cloud. SteamGamesPC recently announced four new free games on X (see their post below), so if you’re looking for something new to play this week without spending money, check these out!
In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Sony Pictures Animation co-president Kristine Belson responded to questions about the planned 2029 release date for a sequel. When the publication questioned if that timeline was realistic, Belson subtly signaled agreement that it might be too ambitious. She later explained that significant work on the sequel hasn’t started yet, as the creative team is still focused on the first film’s awards campaign and other related commitments.
In the series, Lord Benton, brilliantly played with cold arrogance by Alun Armstrong, travels from Europe to America hoping to revive the Hudson’s Bay Company’s power. He becomes fixated on Declan Harp (Jason Momoa), a strong and imposing outlaw of Irish and Cree descent who is determined to dismantle the company’s control over the fur trade in his homeland. Benton decides to stop Harp, even if it means resorting to force. However, anyone familiar with Jason Momoa knows that defeating his characters is rarely simple.
Avary recently shared on The Joe Rogan Experience podcast that getting his films made the conventional way was simply not possible. However, that changed when he started his AI production company, General Cinema Dynamics. He explained that presenting the company as a tech-focused AI business made it much easier to attract investors, allowing him to overcome typical Hollywood obstacles and finally get funding for projects that had been stuck in development.
The decision to cancel the anime series Terminator Zero has sparked a lot of discussion online, with many fans expressing their disappointment with Netflix’s choice to end it after just one season. The show, which takes place in the world of Terminator created by James Cameron and Gale Anne Hurd, first premiered on August 29, 2024.