Although the classic He-Man cartoons might lead you to expect a story entirely set in a fantasy world, this movie is doing something different. In this version, He-Man lives on Earth as a regular person, completely unaware of his origins on the planet Eternia.
According to FlixPatrol, the TV show Sons of Anarchy is now fifth most popular on iTunes’ VOD list. The show recently climbed four spots, surpassing titles like The American Revolution and Euphoria.
Ana de Armas will star as Emma Kent, a fitness influencer hoping to become as famous as her idol, Kat Highbrook, according to The Hollywood Reporter. But after a negative encounter with Kat, Emma finds herself in danger, stalked by Trent, an obsessive fan. His intense infatuation forces Emma to re-evaluate her demanding lifestyle and how far she’ll go to achieve fame.
During a disagreement with former Bachelor contestant Clayton Echard, 29, actor Michael Rapaport, 55, made a comment about Echard keeping secrets, which many people interpreted as a reference to his sexuality and his past reluctance to publicly come out as gay. Rapaport later said he didn’t intend any offense and was “just talking,” but the comment led to him being voted off the reality show in Season 4, Episode 5. This happened shortly after he announced his plans to run for mayor in 2029 against Zohran Mamdani.
Jonathan Frakes recently launched a podcast called Dropping Names With Brent & Jonny with Brent Spiner. In a recent episode, they answered questions from Star Trek fans. When asked about directing the crossover episode, “Those Old Scientists,” Frakes shared a story about a spontaneous line delivered by actor Dennis Quaid. Apparently, Quaid playfully said something like Riker when Boimler took charge.
We’re definitely seeing a trend inspired by shows like Bridgerton, which opened the door to more openly portraying intimacy in historical dramas. Popular series like Outlander (known for its steamy scenes on Netflix) and the new show Heated Rivalry (which is delivering well-done LGBTQ+ romance) are catering to viewers who enjoy passionate and explicit content.
Shelter is a classic Jason Statham action movie, and it fully embraces that. Fans know exactly what they’re signing up for, and the film delivers on that promise. While many films like this don’t stand out, Shelter takes a familiar concept and adds a fresh twist, making it an action movie worth seeing.
Walton Goggins unexpectedly appeared in the second Ant-Man movie, which came out shortly after the huge success of Avengers: Infinity War in 2018. Looking back, the film didn’t make good use of his skills as an actor. What’s even more frustrating is that his character introduces a major plot problem that Marvel hasn’t resolved after eight years.
In the film Pickpocket, we follow Harry (John Turturro), a professional thief, who gets in trouble after stealing from a dangerous man named Dylan (Will Price). The movie also stars Giancarlo Esposito, Tatiana Maslany, and Steve Buscemi, alongside John Turturro, who is well-known from the show Severance. The Hollywood Reporter called it a surprisingly powerful film.
Shelter follows Jason Statham as a man living a secluded life on a Scottish island. When he saves a young girl, it sets off a series of dangerous events and puts his home under attack. Directed by Ric Roman Waugh, this action thriller – also starring Bill Nighy, Naomi Ackie, Harriet Walter, and Bodhi Rae Breathnach – has received positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes, suggesting a successful release in cinemas.