Invincible Season 4 review: Bloody, brutal & brilliant

The fourth season of Invincible proves the Prime Video series has a lot more story to tell, especially now that it’s diving into the epic Viltrumite War storyline from the comics. Each season has been bigger than the last, and this one dramatically raises the stakes as Mark’s struggles expand to a galactic scale.

Ryan Reynolds Thriller That’s “Kind of Like ‘Prisoners'” Is a Hit on Netflix

Ryan Reynolds is famous for his witty and dry humor, both in his movies and in real life. But he takes on a very different kind of role in the 2014 film The Captive, playing a father whose daughter disappears. Directed by Atom Egoyan and co-written by Reynolds with David Fraser, the movie also features a strong supporting cast including Bruce Greenwood, Scott Speedman, Rosario Dawson, Mireille Enos, Kevin Durand, and Alexia Fast. Viewers are clearly interested in seeing Reynolds in a more serious role, as The Captive is currently a top 10 hit on Netflix in the U.S.

South Korea’s Banking Elite Join Forces with Crypto Titans!

According to the Korea Herald and several other local reports, the memorandum of understanding (MOU) was signed March 13 at Hana Bank headquarters in Seoul’s Jung-gu district by Hana Financial Group Chairman Ham Young-joo and Standard Chartered Group CEO Bill Winters. The agreement, publicly disclosed around March 15, outlines cooperation across traditional financial services and new blockchain-based initiatives.

Trump’s Oil Rollercoaster: Bitcoin Laughs All the Way to $73.8k

Egad, Trump’s on the stump again, peddling the notion that the Iran-induced oil frenzy is but a fleeting fancy, even as crude prices bask in their three-digit glory. In a chat with PBS, our intrepid leader proclaimed the U.S. is “doing spiffingly” on the Iran front, brushing off the budget impact as “negligible”-because, of course, Tehran’s “terrorism” antics are all the excuse one needs. He insists, with the confidence of a man who’s never met a fact he couldn’t bend, that “once the war’s over, oil prices will plummet like a dropped soufflé,” echoing his earlier quip that the crude surge is a “small price to pay” for dismantling Iran’s nuclear ambitions.

Vince Vaughn’s Reunion For 22-Year-Old Cult Classic In Hulu’s New Sci-Fi Was A Complete “Accident”

Director BenDavid Grabinski shared that the return of Vince Vaughn to his cult classic film, Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, happened by chance. The sci-fi comedy, which Grabinski wrote and directed, centers on Vaughn’s character Nick and James Marsden’s Mike, two criminals who find themselves facing threats involving a time machine – all while both being in love with Alice, played by Eiza González.