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Okay, so this updated version of the game looks amazing – the graphics are seriously improved. Plus, they got a whole new voice cast to re-record all the lines, which is awesome! There are even some episodes you can’t get anywhere else. Honestly, it’s a really polished experience. The only downside? I couldn’t find any cheat codes, which is a bummer.
Mystery Science Theater 3000, or MST3K, took some of the worst movies ever made and turned them into comedy gold with its quick, witty commentary. The show’s deliberately low-budget, homemade feel also gave it a charming, unique quality that stood out from other television programs of the time. And unlike many other popular shows from that era, MST3K enjoyed a surprisingly long run.
I was surprised to see it, but Aladdin – the live-action version from a few years back – is really taking off on Disney+ right now! According to the folks at FlixPatrol, it’s currently the seventh most-watched movie on the platform here in the US. What’s even more interesting is that it’s the only live-action remake in Disney+’s top ten, which just proves how much people still love that story and how well that remake connected with audiences. It really seems like it’s earned its place as one of Disney’s biggest remake successes.
Fans were surprised last month when 47-year-old Katie Price married 43-year-old businessman Jerry Hayfraser after a very short, one-week romance.
We haven’t received many updates about the upcoming Hannibal movie, and it doesn’t even have a title yet. However, according to World of Reel, filming for the Netflix movie is scheduled to start this June.
Oh my gosh, you guys, Lisa Potter-Dixon – the Lisa Potter-Dixon! – she actually touched her face! She did this tiny, amazing sketch right by her blue eye, and then she did these edgy, smudged lines through her eyebrows for the event. It was everything! I was losing it, honestly. It was such a perfect, artistic touch, and only Lisa could have pulled it off!
Last week, the 63-year-old actress shared a memorable story at the Kérastase Chronologiste launch event. Speaking on a panel, she recounted a significant experience from early in her career.
A new study explores the surprisingly complex problem of moving square robots around a plane, revealing fundamental limitations even with simple maneuvers.
A new deep learning approach accurately recovers optical aberrations in smartphone cameras, enabling improved image restoration and a clearer understanding of lens characteristics.
In the show, Weisz portrays M, an English professor and the story’s narrator. M is a writer struggling with a lack of inspiration, and her marriage to another professor, John (played by John Slattery), has lost its passion.