All 11 Denis Villeneuve movies, ranked from worst to best

Over time, this movie creator has consistently delivered exceptional films, ranging from modest productions such as “Incendies” to large-scale productions like “Blade Runner 2049” and “Arrival”. His most recent project, “Dune: Part Two”, was one of the major movies of 2024, further solidifying the Canadian director’s status as a prominent figure in Hollywood’s film industry today.

Who is Martin Donnelly, and why is he thanked in the F1 movie credits?

As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve got to say, the flick they call F1: The Movie is jam-packed with appearances from the big names in the racing world. Legends like Lewis Hamilton, seven-time world champion and producer, Will Buxton, former F1 TV host, and Guenther Steiner, ex-Haas team principal and an ardent fan of Drive to Survive, are all there. Now, Steiner doesn’t exactly think APX GP drivers look like rockstars, but you get the picture.

James Gunn’s DCU Already Facing MCU’s Biggest Challenge

James Gunn, one of the co-CEOs at DC Studios, recently disclosed some fresh details about the sequence of events for “Peacemaker” Season 2. He mentioned that it unfolds “a few years” following the conclusion of Season 1. As the DC Universe broadens later in 2023, this information provides a clearer picture of the timeline within the franchise. Gunn’s insights into the complexities of crafting a fresh narrative for this new saga are enlightening for viewers.

A charismatic Brad Pitt is the engine behind the loud and silly ‘F1’

Titled “F1,” this film, helmed by Joseph Kosinski from a script by Ehren Kruger, blends an endearing romance between the relatable automotive engineer, Kate (Kerry Condon), and a subtle warning about the shady financial maneuvers happening off the track. However, it shares many similarities with Kosinki’s previous work, “Top Gun: Maverick.” It features a seasoned A-list character taking risks, his promising protégé (Damson Idris), and an almost unachievable high-speed mission, filled with thrilling action sequences that alternate with scenes of the movie star, out of his helmet and beaming at fans.

In ‘My Mom Jayne,’ Mariska Hargitay grapples with a secret and her mother’s choices

Besides some pictures and standalone video clips, Hargitay generally avoids highlighting her own career, likely because 26 seasons of “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit” already provide ample representation (she was television’s highest-paid actress in 2024). By the midpoint of the 21st century, Mansfield will primarily be recognized by enthusiasts of mid-century tabloid culture and cinephiles who appreciate the work of director Frank Tashlin. He directed her in films such as “Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter?” and “The Girl Can’t Help It,” which significantly impacted pop culture icons like Paul McCartney and John Lennon. However, many people may recognize a widely-shared photo of Sophia Loren giving Mansfield a sideways glance as she poses extravagantly at a Hollywood event without necessarily identifying either woman. This is just one example of the bittersweet reality of time passing.