Guy Ritchie & Jason Statham’s Best Action Thriller Will Be Free To Stream This May

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Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham first gained recognition with the 1998 crime comedy Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, and followed it up with the 2000 hit Snatch. These films helped launch both of their careers. Since then, they’ve both worked on numerous projects separately – Ritchie directing films like The Gentlemen, Sherlock Holmes, and the 2019 Aladdin, and Statham becoming a star in action franchises such as The Meg, Crank, and Fast and Furious. However, they’ve also collaborated on several films throughout the years.

Streaming’s Near-Perfect Sci-Fi Thriller ‘From’ Returns This Weekend As Season 5 Confirmed

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As a huge thriller fan, I’ve been hooked on this show since it started in 2022, created by John Griffin. We’re already three seasons in, and Season 4 drops this Sunday, April 19th! What’s cool about it is that it’s on MGM+, and they release episodes weekly – unlike Netflix or Prime Video where you get a whole season at once. If you haven’t checked it out yet, now’s the perfect time! Trust me, once you start, you’ll likely binge all 30 existing episodes before the new one even arrives.

Shocking Batman Character Death Shakes Up DC’s Absolute Universe

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Scott Snyder wrote and Nick Dragotta illustrated Absolute Batman #19. The story begins by filling readers in on what’s been happening. Bruce Wayne is now isolating himself after his actions as Batman damaged his relationships. He’s decided to handle things on his own and is focusing even more on being Batman. At the same time, he’s intensifying his investigation into Jack Grimm V, a reclusive billionaire known as “Joker” who has recently become more visible.

Why The Back To The Future Musical Took Over 10 Years To Get Right Explained By Bob Gale

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Bob Gale, who co-wrote the original Back to the Future movies, wrote the book for the musical, even though he’d never written for the stage before. His deep understanding of the story allowed him to create a stage version that captured the spirit of the first film without simply recreating it scene-by-scene. However, bringing this beloved story to life as a brand-new Broadway musical proved challenging, and the struggles are now detailed in Nacelle’s documentary, A Future on Stage: The Making of a Broadway Musical.

Vampire Crawlers for Nintendo Switch 2 listed on eShop for April 21 release

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Currently, Vampire Crawlers is confirmed to be releasing on the original Nintendo Switch, not the new Switch model. Listings for the game have appeared on the North American and UK Nintendo eShops. While the North American listing is visible on the console itself, it hasn’t appeared on the website yet. You can find the UK eShop listing here: [link to UK eShop page]. As of now, there’s no information about whether the game will receive an upgrade for the new Switch or if you’ll be able to transfer save data. A screenshot of the US eShop page is available below.

Street Fighter reveals Ryu using Hadouken in wild first trailer

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This is Capcom’s third attempt at a Street Fighter movie, following films in 1994 and 2009 (The Legend of Chun-Li). The new movie, directed by Kitao Sakurai, boasts a well-known cast including Koji, Noah Centineo, David Dastmalchian, Cody Rhodes, Jason Momoa, and 50 Cent.

Masters of the Universe Movie Poses a Disturbing Question About Skeletor in New Trailer

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Early in the film, the royal family of Eternos is shown in danger, surrounded by the chaos caused by Skeletor’s forces. Man-at-Arms, played with his signature strength and skill, stands with them. The character designs, including Man-at-Arms’s iconic helmet, have been subtly updated to strike a balance between honoring fan expectations and avoiding excessive exaggeration – so don’t expect to see Teela in a swimsuit!