One Of Denzel Washington’s ’90s Hits Is Getting A Sequel, And The Producer Is Bullish About His Return

Highlighting the leading roles of Denzel Washington and Gene Hackman, the movie “Crimson Tide” was widely successful upon its 1995 release, earning praise from both critics and viewers. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has plans to create a sequel set 30 years later, mentioning the project during a recent interview on The Rich Eisen Show. He revealed that talent has already been secured for the project.

Superman Star David Corenswet Avoids Saying Character Stands for ‘The American Way’—Opts for Truth, Justice, and ‘Good Things’ Instead

During a recent CBS Sunday Morning interview, actor David Corenswet, who plays Superman, provided insights into his acting methods for portraying the legendary character. However, an essential aspect, often associated with Superman – ‘The American Way’ – was conspicuously missing in the discussion. Read More 2025-07-03 23:54

Ex-Ubisoft Bosses Convicted Over Workplace Harassment

The trio received suspended prison sentences for contributing to an environment of sexual and psychological harassment, according to Courthouse News Service. Specifically, Francois was found guilty of attempted sexual assault and was sentenced to three years in prison on a suspended basis. Throughout the trial, it emerged that Francois had sexually harassed both male and female employees, including instances where he inappropriately touched their private areas.

Michael Madsen, of Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill, Dead at 67

Michael Madsen initially honed his skills with the Steppenwolf Theatre Company in Chicago under the guidance of John Malkovich. He graced five films directed by Quentin Tarantino: “Reservoir Dogs”, “Kill Bill Vol. 1” and “2”, “The Hateful Eight”, and “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”. In “Reservoir Dogs”, Madsen portrayed Mr. Blonde, the most ruthless among the struggling criminals. However, he infused this brutal character with a playful demeanor and undeniable charm, making him an intriguing character to support. Despite his intimidating presence, one might find themselves enjoying rooting for such a menacing figure. One of the film’s most iconic scenes features his character tormenting a police officer while dancing to “Stuck in the Middle With You”. When asked about this scene at a 2017 Tribeca retrospective screening of the film, Madsen shared that he was initially anxious about pulling it off. The script merely stated, ‘Mr. Blonde dances maniacally around the cop’. Unsure of how to interpret this, he recalled a dance move from a James Cagney movie, which he then incorporated into his performance. Like Cagney, Madsen excelled at combining humor with physical grace. Despite his towering stature, he managed to make even the most intense scenes feel personal and intimate, often provoking fear but more frequently evoking excitement.

The Jurassic World Promotional Popcorn Bucket Face-off

A fierce competition is heating up over the Fourth of July weekend, not for box office dominance, but for the best Jurassic World: Rebirth collectible popcorn bucket. This week’s popcorn bucket review pits Regal against Cinemark in a dino-sized showdown. Which one will earn a standing ovation from Jonathan Bailey on his clarinet, and which will be consigned to the fossil record?