Movies

Look, I get that Zack Snyder has a really devoted fanbase – they’re incredible! – and they’re always going to champion his vision. But honestly, for me and a lot of other movie lovers, his films just don’t consistently deliver on the promise of his reputation. I recently checked out Twilight of the Gods, his animated series based on Norse mythology, and it’s a pretty wild ride. It follows a king and a shield-maiden who get caught up in a war with gods who are losing their power, and their journey basically throws their whole world into chaos and towards what seems like a really bleak future.

Inspired by the novel Heat 2 by Michael Mann and Meg Gardiner, this story expands on the classic 1995 bank heist film by showing what happened before and after the original movie. The first part will delve into the early lives of thief Neil McCauley and detective Vincent Hanna in 1988, while the second part follows their continuing conflict through the year 2000. Now, with a potential film adaptation starring Christian Bale and Leonardo DiCaprio, casting is underway to find actors for the supporting characters and determine their roles.

Okay, so a discussion on Facebook got me totally stuck! Everyone had great suggestions, and now I’m not even sure if there is a right answer. But, I started thinking about those leading men from Hollywood who really delivered during the ’80s and ’90s – guys who gave us some truly iconic movies and moments that we’re still quoting and remembering today. It got me making a list of a few of them!

You can currently watch How I Met Your Mother on Netflix, but that won’t last long! The show is leaving Netflix on December 3rd. Luckily, all nine seasons are still available to stream on Hulu with a Disney+ subscription.

The Visions anthology gave creators a chance to explore existing Star Wars ideas with more creative freedom, while still staying true to the franchise’s central themes—like the Force and lightsabers. However, a recent claim has created some concern and could affect the future of the series.

Season 3 of Blue Lights centers around organized crime, with Cathy Tyson delivering a chilling performance as Dana Morgan. This season moves away from traditional gang warfare and focuses on a more sophisticated criminal network involving exclusive clubs, lawyers, and wealthy professionals. High-end drugs are being distributed throughout Belfast using an app that hides the identities of those involved.

After the New York premiere of Wicked: For Good, composer Stephen Schwartz explained that the new film isn’t a sequel to the story of Glinda and Elphaba that fans are familiar with.

The new mystery thriller series launched on October 22nd and quickly became popular. While reviews from critics and viewers have been mixed, Lazarus is surprisingly climbing back up the streaming charts, according to FlixPatrol data from one month after its release.

The movie Wicked: For Good ends with Glinda successfully opening the Grimmerie, a powerful book of spells. This is different from the original stage musical, where Glinda never demonstrates any magical ability, let alone the power to open the Grimmerie.

In its first few seasons, Rick and Morty often relied on shocking moments to distract from weaker plots. Thankfully, the show evolved and started focusing more on the emotional lives and development of its main characters.