It’s common to find reasons why people misremember details, especially when it comes to movies and TV. Sometimes, director’s cuts are so different from the original versions that viewers get events mixed up. Other times, people argue about how things originally happened even years or decades later. From changes in costumes to misremembered quotes, the Mandela Effect has led to some surprising examples in film and television.
Starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman – two of Hollywood’s biggest stars at the peak of their careers – Eyes Wide Shut presented a daunting challenge with its dark and complex story. The film earned $162 million despite (or perhaps because of) its controversial and explicit sexual content. While it’s a gripping erotic thriller, Eyes Wide Shut is mostly remembered for its impact behind the scenes: it’s believed to have contributed to the director’s untimely death and the breakdown of the stars’ marriage, and it shocked the film industry with its boldness.
Jon Hamm’s new Apple TV+ show is becoming popular on streaming platforms, especially since it was unexpectedly renewed for a third season. Throughout his career, Hamm has often played complex characters in shows like Mad Men and Fargo – often villains or characters with questionable morals. He excels at portraying bad guys who still have some likable or sympathetic qualities.
Netflix offers many suspenseful shows set in seemingly peaceful small towns, but The Society stands out. It’s a captivating story with well-developed characters, and because it only has one season, you can finish it in about 10 hours.
Honestly, the whole thing started after Billie Eilish’s Grammy speech. She spoke out against how the U.S. handles immigration and, well, it sounded like she was questioning the very idea of America as it stands. It really stirred things up, and that’s where all the debate began.
If Nicki Minaj’s accusations are proven true, Jay-Z could face legal consequences, and the entire entertainment industry could be significantly impacted.
Everyone is excited for the trailer of Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Although some fans hoped to see it during the Super Bowl – a popular event for trailer reveals – it seems the wait might be a little longer. However, considering Marvel’s history, fans could receive the trailer around Valentine’s Day. Here’s a prediction of when the Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer will likely drop.
Released internationally in 2014 and in the US by A24 on April 15, 2015, Ex Machina is a thought-provoking sci-fi thriller. Domhnall Gleeson stars as a talented programmer who earns the chance to spend a week at his company’s secluded estate with its unusual CEO, played by Oscar Isaac. He finds himself at the center of a Turing Test, designed to evaluate the intelligence and awareness of Ava (Alicia Vikander), a strikingly realistic robot. Unlike many AI films that rely on grand effects, Ex Machina is a remarkably restrained and skillful movie, also written by Alex Garland, who had previously penned sci-fi hits like Sunshine and the acclaimed post-apocalyptic horror film, 28 Days Later.
I’m so excited for Season 4 of Bridgerton! This time, the story follows Benedict, the second brother, and his love interest. I already know a bit about her, and it’s fascinating! He meets her at a masquerade ball, but she’s not who you’d expect – she’s a maid who bravely snuck in, escaping a really awful stepmother. It’s definitely a Cinderella story, but with a twist. She’s actually the illegitimate daughter of a nobleman, which adds a whole new layer to things!
Marvel Studios revealed through SFX Magazine that Cleary and the Department of Damage Control will be the primary antagonists in the series. According to showrunner Andrew Guest, the creators intentionally aimed to keep the plot straightforward, prioritizing the narrative of Val Williams and Trevor Slattery rather than overwhelming viewers with complex backstory.