Movie and TV show reviews

According to recent reports, it seems that the popular series, “The Wheel of Time”, has unfortunately been terminated after completing three seasons. The program had faced uncertainty since its third season ended in April. The decision to discontinue the series is said to have resulted from extensive discussions, but the substantial cost of producing “The Wheel of Time” was the primary factor leading to this choice. Despite Amazon executives having always appreciated the show creatively.

Isabela Merced (the actress who plays Dina in Season 2 of the popular HBO series) revealed why changes were made to spores in the TV adaptation of The Last of Us. She expressed her preference for this choice. In contrast to the original story where fungal spores spread through the air and infected humans from the start, the show initially introduced the concept of an underground fungal network that controlled the infected for about a season-and-a-half. Instead, it presented airborne fungus later on in the storyline.

The real-life version of “How to Train Your Dragon” is scheduled to take flight in cinemas on June 13, transforming the cherished animated story into reality using a new cast and breathtaking graphics. Previews from test screenings have been exceptionally well-received, lauding the movie’s accurate portrayal, acting, and CGI dragons. As the release date approaches, cinemas are marking the occasion with themed popcorn containers and merchandise, mirroring the high anticipation for its summer premiere.

Charlie Cox, who has played Daredevil in previous series, encouraged Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) followers to express their interest in a Daredevil film within the MCU. Although Cox has excelled in streaming productions and is set to reprise his role as Daredevil in “Daredevil: Born Again” starting in 2025, the character’s appearances on the big screen have been scarce so far.

Reichardt’s film, set in the ’70s and characterized by a subdued atmosphere, predominantly revolved around O’Connor’s character, as he was present in almost all scenes. Haim portrays his quiet, understanding wife who becomes aware of her husband’s machinations. When law enforcement begins pursuing him, she leaves with their twin sons.

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Reichardt’s 70’s-era movie, with a muted tone, primarily focused on O’Connor’s character, as he was featured in almost every scene. Haim plays the role of his serene wife who understands her husband’s plans but departs with their twin sons when authorities start chasing him down.

Aomar Aït Khedache, reportedly leading the group known as “Grandpa robbers” (comprised mostly of individuals over 60), has been sentenced to eight years in prison, with five years suspended. The verdict was handed down by CNN. Seven other accomplices were found guilty and received jail terms for various offenses, but they will be released due to time already served. Two defendants were declared not guilty of the charges levied against them; however, one of these acquitted individuals was ordered to pay 5,000 euros as compensation to Kim Kardashian and the concierge of her apartment building.

The television show, adapted from Robert Jordan’s book series with the same title, featured Rosamund Pike, Daniel Henney, Josha Stradowski, Zoë Robins, Madeleine Madden, Marcus Rutherford, Dónal Finn, Ceara Coveney, Kate Fleetwood, Natasha O’Keeffe, Ayoola Smart, and Sophie Okonedo as its stars.

During an episode of The Box Office podcast, Ryan Reynolds shared that he proposed a mature, low-key R-rated Star Wars film to Disney. Unlike a Deadpool-style adaptation, this concept didn’t involve popular Star Wars characters. Instead, Reynolds aimed to create a more adult-oriented story set in the galaxy far, far away. Although it doesn’t seem like the idea has progressed past the pitching stage, Reynolds presents compelling reasons why Disney should consider taking the risk on an R-rated project.

Despite her character’s small part and her untimely demise in the series, Sarah Michelle Gellar has expressed her readiness for a comeback in Scream. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, she stated this openly.

Netflix’s CEO, Ted Sarandos, was among a select group of prominent American business figures invited by President Macron to attend the eighth installment of “Choose France,” an initiative aimed at highlighting France’s appeal for attracting investments. This event, which took place on May 19th at Versailles, represented the inaugural time that “Choose France” concentrated on cinema and audiovisual industries.