We’ve Finally Seen What The Rock Will Look Like In The Smashing Machine, But What Drew Him To It Instead Of ‘Hard As S–T To Make’ Blockbusters?

If you saw the trailer for “The Smashing Machine” without knowing Dwayne Johnson was in it, you might not recognize him due to the heavy makeup and prosthetics he’s wearing. In an interview on The Pat McAfee Show, Johnson mentioned that he has been seeking a role where he could blend seamlessly into the character, as well as one that would offer him a fresh challenge. Essentially, The Rock is looking for roles that allow him to disappear and stretch his acting abilities.

5 Dark Secrets of Power Rangers You Won’t Believe!

Children’s shows like Power Rangers may appear bright and full of action, with their vivid colors, flashy weapons, and explosive effects that kids find appealing. However, beneath the surface of exciting transformations, bonding moments, and battles against villains, there are some unsettling aspects to the world of Power Rangers. Many kids’ shows can raise troubling questions if one looks closely, but Power Rangers stands out as especially questionable.

Netflix’s ‘Bad Boy’ Tries to Be the Next ‘Euphoria’—But Misses the Mark

For approximately 130 million Netflix viewers who have made “Adolescence” one of the streaming service’s top three most-watched English-language series ever, the initial scene might seem familiar. This miniseries begins with a situation strikingly similar: police presence, a shocked family, the quiet stillness of an early morning, and a young suspect being woken from his sleep. At 13, Dean shares the same age as “Adolescence”‘s middle school murderer. However, it is important to note that “Bad Boy” is not a remake or copy; it was first shown at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023 before airing in Israel the previous year. Netflix might have strategically released the show around the time when “Adolescence” was losing its viewership peak. In reality, though, these series share little beyond their opening scenes. The comparison between them doesn’t favor “Bad Boy,” whose entertaining but disjointed and tonally inconsistent portrayal of juvenile detention falls short compared to the focused and insightful original.