I’m thrilled to share that a screenplay I admire, penned by Justin Piasecki, the talented mind behind “Relay,” and winner of the AMPAS Nicholl Award, has been picked up globally by HanWay Films! This cinematic gem was unveiled at the prestigious Cannes market. As a film enthusiast, I can’t wait to see this project come alive on the big screen.
The former comedian-turned-pilot recently appeared on the network to talk about the show that emphasized commercial airline safety. Fielder’s theory for the upcoming season is that there might be difficulties in co-pilots openly communicating with the captain in the cockpit, making them feel hesitant to challenge their superiors if they suspect something amiss during flight. To support his claim, Fielder set up a series of social experiments, and the finale saw him obtaining his pilot’s license and successfully piloting a 737 carrying 150 passengers.
Exclusively, we’ve got our hands on a unique peek into the rehearsal process of the unconventional Netflix series crafted by Andrew Goldberg, Nick Kroll, Mark Levin, and Jennifer Flackett. This read-through session lasted for an hour.
In a BuzzFeed interview on his new role in “Karate Kid: Legends,” Jackie Chan was asked to rate the “Rush Hour” movies he made with Chris Tucker. Throughout his rankings, it became clear that he appropriately placed “Rush Hour 3” at the lowest position.
Following an extraordinary run, the popular series “Blue Bloods” concluded unexpectedly when CBS decided to cancel it, implying that there would be no season 15. Luckily, the sagas of the Reagan family aren’t over yet, as a spinoff titled “Boston Blue” is set to continue, focusing on Danny’s life and potentially incorporating appearances or nods to his New York-based family. The upcoming show brings an exciting twist, primarily centered around the new patriarch in the Boston police family that Danny now works with.
Among the latest Empire Magazine covers for the upcoming series “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” there’s one that showcases Galactus in an incredibly massive scale, alongside a close-up of Julia Garner as the Silver Surfer. Don’t miss it here:
As a dedicated fan, I must admit that Ethan’s repeated plea in the marketing campaigns to trust him “one last time” hinted at this being his final adventure. However, I remained skeptical due to the commercial success of the Mission: Impossible films for Tom Cruise and Paramount Pictures. There are numerous factors driving both parties to seek more, such as box office earnings for the studio and increased fame and comfort for the star. Upon seeing the ending of The Final Reckoning, I had a feeling that it wasn’t truly the end. And now, with news of an upcoming movie update, my belief in another installment has only grown stronger.
Scott remarks, ‘It’s quite unusual strolling along the sidewalk,’ as he’s the character Mark Scout with a split brain on the Apple TV+ show. Every ten strides, someone brings up the series. I’ve even had people shout at me from their cars. And in a bakery, I came across a cookie bearing my likeness.
Viewers are bound to feel a void when it comes to the “Mission: Impossible” universe, or at least this rendition of it that’s been running for nearly three decades. These films have left an indelible mark on the action genre, with their daring stunts and grand budgets and production values. The series is also marked by its employment of espionage and conspiracy storylines, which serve as the backbone for the action-packed narratives. Although “Mission: Impossible” may be wrapping up this year, another franchise has a new movie releasing this year that’s generating quite a buzz.
As stated, “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” spans approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes (130 mins), making it the longest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe since the release of “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” in 2023. In comparison, the third installment of James Gunn’s “Guardians of the Galaxy” series ran for a total of two and a half hours. The other MCU films released between “First Steps” and “Volume 3,” including “Captain America: Brave New World” (118 mins), “Thunderbolts*” (126 mins), and “Deadpool & Wolverine” (128 mins), have generally been around the 2-hour mark, with “The Marvels” being an exception at just 105 minutes.
*Note: The movie title for Thunderbolts has not yet been officially confirmed.