Movies

Critics loved The Last Ronin, and it sold incredibly well. Because of this success, Paramount has announced plans to make a movie based on the story.

I’ve always been captivated by Brigitte Bardot, not just for her incredible beauty and iconic role in And God Created Woman, but for her deep compassion. It really struck me that, later in life, she dedicated herself to animal welfare. She passionately campaigned against cruel hunting practices – she even called hunting with hounds a ‘horror’ and asked the French government to ban it. Since 1986, her foundation has been tirelessly working to help animals everywhere, running shelters, promoting spaying and adoption, and protecting vulnerable species. It’s truly inspiring to see someone use their platform to advocate for those who can’t speak for themselves.

Olympic swimmer, age 31, married influencer Holly, age 25, on Saturday at Bath Abbey. The reception was held at the luxurious Kin House. The wedding happened despite a family dispute that led to the swimmer’s mother being disinvited.

Studios are holding screen tests to help with initial casting. They’re looking at both actors who have worked with Disney before and new faces.

The movie, featuring Michael B. Jordan, Hailee Steinfeld, Miles Caton, and Jack O’Connell, was released on December 26th and has already received praise, with Digital Spy and other publications calling it one of the best films of 2025.

Released in theaters on August 15, 1997, Event Horizon, directed by Paul Anderson, is widely considered a top-tier sci-fi horror film. It expertly combines the chilling cosmic horror of H.P. Lovecraft with psychological and religious themes, creating a truly unsettling experience. The film doesn’t shy away from darkness as it explores a terrifying question: what if attempts at faster-than-light travel inadvertently opened a gateway to Hell?

Absolutely. I’m not sure if we’d make a direct sequel to Tropic Thunder, but we’ve definitely considered doing something else set in that same universe. Tom and I have discussed it. I’ve made a lot of sequels, and with projects like Meet the Fockers, you really need a good reason to revisit those characters and make sure any new story does them justice. That’s the tricky part.

Marvel fans know that Steve Rogers, Captain America, found happiness after the events of Endgame, living with his wife, Peggy Carter, and their new son. While it’s unclear how he’ll return, his comeback is connected to the increasingly unstable multiverse. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is building towards a major reveal involving Steve, which promises to be a very moving moment for one of his fellow Avengers.

Beyond the biggest blockbusters, there’s plenty to be excited about in the world of film. Tom Cruise is returning to more serious acting roles, Ben Affleck and Matt Damon are teaming up on screen once more, and after being put on hold, we’ll finally get to see Coyote vs. Acme. Aaron Sorkin is also working on a new film that’s expected to be as compelling as The Social Network, and the popular series Peaky Blinders is concluding with a special Netflix movie. Overall, it looks like I’ll be spending a lot of time at the movies this year.

The latest trailer for Avengers: Doomsday features a somber conversation between Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen, hinting at death and a last stand against Doctor Doom. We also see James Marsden’s Cyclops amidst destruction, removing his visor and letting out a scream. It looks like the X-Men are facing certain doom, but could the trailer actually be showing us what happens as a result of Doomsday?