Ryan Coogler Says The Luck of the Irish Influenced Sinners

So, director Ryan Coogler recently shared some fascinating insights into Space Jam 3 on the Get Rec’d podcast. Apparently, the villain, Remmick’s intense look – those red eyes and overall vibe – were directly inspired by the character of Death from Puss in Boots: The Last Wish. It’s funny, Pixar gave him the personality, but the surprisingly graceful dancing? That’s all Disney’s influence – Jack O’Connell really brought the moves! Beyond the movie itself, Coogler also gave a shout-out to Rosemary Graham, his creative writing professor who first encouraged him to pursue screenwriting. He described Sinners as a clear nod to Bram Stoker, the author of Dracula, and honestly, I’m hoping this trend continues. Maybe we’ll see Ayo Edebiri, a fantastic Irish-American actress, pop up in Black Panther 3? That would be amazing!

Every Richard Linklater Movie, Ranked

Richard Linklater’s filmmaking journey began in 1988 when he taught himself filmmaking with an 8mm camera and a $3,000 budget, inspired by the idea that experience is the best teacher. Based in Austin, Texas, he’s always maintained an outsider’s perspective, fueled by a constant curiosity and a desire to explore. His early film, Slacker, proved that great movies could be made anywhere, and he’s since moved fluidly between small independent projects and large studio films. Despite this range, his work is united by several key themes: philosophical exploration, as seen in Slacker and Waking Life; nostalgic and personal storytelling in films like Dazed and Confused and Everybody Wants Some!!; innovative uses of time, particularly in the Before trilogy and Boyhood; and a consistent focus on dialogue and the inner lives of his characters.

New On Netflix, Peacock, And More: 6 Streaming Shows And Movies To Watch This Week (November 17 – 23)

After being delayed twice for Peacock subscribers – including once due to unforeseen tragic events – the documentary series Epic Ride: The Story of Universal Theme Parks is finally hoping its release date will stick. The series aims to offer a behind-the-scenes look at Universal’s theme parks, similar to Disney’s The Imagineering Story. It will explore the history of Universal’s iconic attractions and offer a preview of the new Epic Universe park, with the possibility of revealing even more future plans.

The Legend of Zelda Photos Unveil First Look at Live-Action Cast

New photos shared on X give fans their first glimpse of Benjamin Evan Ainsworth and Bo Bragason as Link and Zelda in the upcoming live-action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda. While the actors have been cast in the lead roles, the studio hasn’t yet announced the rest of the cast or details about the movie’s plot.

Timothy Olyphant’s Closest Thing to a Justified Replacement Still Feels Like a Missed Opportunity 3 Years Later

Cobb Vanth first appeared in the Star Wars novels of the Aftermath trilogy and later made his on-screen debut in Season 2 of The Mandalorian, specifically the first episode, “Chapter 9: The Marshal.” Though initially thought to be a traditional Mandalorian, Vanth quickly became a fan favorite, leading to his return in The Book of Boba Fett. However, the character hasn’t been seen at all in Star Wars television since then, which feels like a missed opportunity considering Timothy Olyphant’s strong acting abilities.

Is Pierce Brosnan Teasing DCEU’s Doctor Fate In Superman Sequel Man Of Tomorrow? I Need James Gunn To Weigh In

Pierce Brosnan, known for playing James Bond, first appeared as the comic book character Doctor Fate in the 2022 film Black Adam. While the movie earned over $400 million worldwide, it wasn’t considered a success. Even though his character’s story seemed to end in that film, Brosnan has expressed interest in reprising the role. He’s now mentioned it again, suggesting he could return in James Gunn’s upcoming movie, Man of Tomorrow. It’s an unexpected possibility!