Even though the first Resident Evil movie received mixed reviews, it was popular enough to generate five sequels, all starring Milla Jovovich, culminating in Resident Evil: The Final Chapter in 2016. However, that wasn’t truly the end! Now, acclaimed horror director Zach Cregger (known for Barbarian and other works) is taking on the challenge of restarting the film series.
A fan account called KCALOS recently shared a video on Twitter offering a close-up view of the first day of filming for The Batman: Part II. The video, shot in the Queensway Tunnel – which connects Liverpool and Birkenhead under the River Mersey – shows several Gotham City Police cars driving through. One car appears to have a shadowy figure riding on its roof, and later emerges with a broken windshield.
Today, it was announced that Sinners is coming to Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights:
Prime Video has a new exciting movie thanks to a popular TV show making a comeback in movie form after a three-year break. This comes right after the conclusion of Prime Video’s biggest series, The Boys, and the successful return of the spy thriller Citadel. Now, another one of the streamer’s hit spy shows is climbing the charts, quickly becoming one of the most-watched titles globally.
The new crime drama, first announced in March of last year, is almost here. MGM+ recently released a first look at the show, following the addition of several well-known actors, before its upcoming release.
The drama unfolded during the final four elimination round. After winning immunity in Fiji, Aubry chose Rizo Velovic and Jonathan Young to compete in a fire-making challenge, guaranteeing one of them would be the last member of the jury. The show then switched to the live finale in Los Angeles, where Jeff Probst announced Rizo’s fate. “You become the final member of our jury; take a spot over here,” Probst said, immediately before revealing that Rizo had lost the game. The live audience remained silent, which visibly surprised Probst. He paused, asking, “What just happened?”
Both the Batman series by Matt Fraction and Jorge Jiménez, and the Absolute Batman series by Scott Snyder and Nick Dragotta, exist in separate worlds, but it’s natural to expect some rivalry between them. Healthy competition can push creative work from good to truly exceptional, much like how sharpening one piece of iron with another makes both stronger. These two Batman titles can benefit from that same dynamic.
I believe there’s always room for new possibilities. I view these characters simply as part of the larger Star Wars universe and its many stories. Ultimately, the format – whether it’s a movie, show, or something else – determines how we share those stories.
It feels like Jeff got what he deserved. This season’s idea was to give the fans more control, including keeping votes secret until a live finale and reunion – something they’ve wanted for years instead of the usual Fiji reunion. But Jeff seemed to think he knew better. He recently told Variety he doesn’t like live reunions, even though fans enjoy them, arguing they just lead to contestants defending themselves and aren’t good storytelling. Instead of a traditional post-episode reunion with the whole cast, he decided to include live reactions throughout the show. This proved why everyone usually does it the standard way, as it avoids these kinds of mistakes. Jeff’s attempt to be innovative ended up ruining what should have been a really suspenseful moment.
Netflix’s Avatar: The Last Airbender is a fantasy series created by Albert Kim. It’s a fresh take on the popular animated show from Nickelodeon. The story follows characters called “benders” who have the power to control elements like water, earth, fire, and air.