Entitled “Disinherited,” the official synopsis explains, “An unforeseen inheritance propels two resourceful sisters into a realm of inherited riches and concealed misdeeds from past generations.
Beyond Crowe and Bale, the 2007 movie “3:10 to Yuma” boasts an impressive cast including Logan Lerman (known for “Bullet Train”), Oscar-nominee Peter Fonda, Dallas Roberts, Vinessa Shaw, Gretchen Mol, and Ben Foster. This film was masterfully directed by five-time Oscar nominee James Mangold, who has also co-written and directed films like “Logan” in the past.
When heroes find themselves powerless, it’s a humbling experience that offers an opportunity for self-discovery, allowing the character to understand their identity apart from their powers. Once they regain their abilities, they’ll have a fresh outlook on life. If their powers never return, they’ll gracefully transition into a new endeavor. On the other hand, when villains lose their strength, it plunges them into the deepest despair because power is all they value. This humbling experience will affect them like no other.
It turned out that Clint Eastwood, as stated by him personally, had never granted an interview to Kurier.
Instead of persistent rumors about external contenders such as Emma Watts, a former executive at 20th Century Fox, the report suggests that the prevailing thought within Lucasfilm is for Filoni and Beck to share the co-head positions. According to sources quoted by THR, the plan is to hand over leadership to seasoned veterans deeply rooted in the franchise’s heritage, as opposed to introducing a fresh, external perspective.
According to current reports, it’s anticipated that “Hurry Up Tomorrow” will be released for streaming and digital viewing on June 6, 2025. However, this date is yet to be officially confirmed and may change. The movie had its theatrical premiere on May 16, but was criticized as a self-indulgent project by its writer, producer, and star, Abel “The Weeknd” Tesfaye. This film shares its title with The Weeknd’s album, and features him in a fictional role that mirrors himself. In the movie, “Hurry Up Tomorrow,” The Weeknd portrays a character dealing with depression and insomnia while encountering a figure played by Ortega.
It seems that the iconic red Gibson ES-345 guitar used by Marty McFly in the movie “Back to the Future” during his rendition of “Johnny B. Goode” has gone missing since the film was produced. Now, Gibson Guitars and some key cast members such as Michael J. Fox, Lea Thompson, Huey Lewis, and others connected with the movie are joining forces for a search mission called “Lost to the Future“. Take a look at the promotional video below for more details.
As a film enthusiast, it appears Ridley Scott may have closed the book on the Alien saga for now. During an interview about Kingdom of Heaven’s 20th anniversary with ScreenRant, he hinted at moving away from the Alien universe, expressing, “I think I’ve had my fill.” At 87 years old, Scott is still working on several ventures such as The Dog Stars and a Bee Gees biopic that begins production in November. However, one cannot help but suspect that Scott might not have fully bid farewell to the Alien franchise yet.
The upcoming “Masters of the Universe” movie, helmed by director Travis Knight, appears to be a faithful adaptation of the franchise’s rich history. Snaps from the set hint at authentic costumes and characters reminiscent of the numerous animated series. Even obscure characters like Fisto have been verified, indicating that the new film aims to preserve the thrilling animated spirit of the original series, rather than attempting a modern makeover. The appearance of these lesser-known characters lends credence to this approach.
The television divisions owned by the media group encompass TNT, TBS, CNN, Food Network, Discovery, TLC, Cartoon Network, and Turner Classic Movies in their traditional broadcasting sector. According to a reliable source, less than 100 employees are expected to be let go, with no specific location or network bearing the brunt of these redundancies more than others. The downsizing, similar to measures taken by other pay-TV networks grappling with declining cord-cutting trends, is part of Warner Bros. Discovery’s continued pursuit of operational efficiency.