Twin Peaks centers on FBI agent Dale Cooper, played by Kyle MacLachlan, who investigates the murder of Laura Palmer, a well-liked high school student with a hidden, troubled life. The investigation unravels the secrets of the town’s residents, creating a unique blend of small-town drama, murder mystery, and psychological horror.
Talk about a potential sequel to the 2008 action movie Wanted is happening again. Director Timur Bekmambetov recently revealed some new ideas that could get the project moving after being on hold for over ten years. Despite the first movie’s success, a follow-up featuring Angelina Jolie, James McAvoy, and Morgan Freeman hadn’t materialized – until now, potentially.
As a huge martial arts fan, I was thrilled to see Jet Li return in Blades of the Guardians (also known as Biao Ren), and it’s packed with so many action stars! What really got me excited was that it’s directed by the legendary Yuen Woo-ping – the guy behind the incredible fight choreography in films like Jackie Chan’s Drunken Master, Donnie Yen’s Iron Monkey, and even The Matrix and Kill Bill. And the cast? Absolutely incredible. You’ve got Wu Jing (Wolf Warrior, Meg 2: The Trench), Nicolas Tse (New Police Story, Raging Fire), Yu Rongguang (Iron Monkey, The Karate Kid), Tony Leung Ka-fai (The Shadow’s Edge), and Kara Hui (Sakra) all delivering the action alongside Jet Li. It’s a wuxia dream team!
The newest episode starts with a surprising and controversial scene: a flashback shows Ser Arlan leaving a brothel completely naked. The unexpected nudity quickly spread online, generating shocked reactions. While intended as a humorous moment, and despite comparisons to the lighter tone of later seasons of Game of Thrones, many viewers were taken aback.
Disney’s Zootopia 2 has made history in China, becoming the highest-grossing Hollywood movie ever in the Chinese box office, surpassing Marvel’s Avengers: Endgame.
I, like many of you, spent the weekend glued to my phone, and I was horrified by what I saw happening in Minneapolis. Video after video showed people being ripped away from their families – American citizens targeted simply for having an accent, and even young children and babies being tear-gassed and separated from their parents. It was one terrible act after another, carried out by a group of badly trained and poorly led officers who were acting like thugs. They committed cruel, heartless, and frankly criminal acts.
Edwin Hodge is joining Season 2 of Matlock as a guest star, making him the second spouse of a cast member to appear on the show. Melanie Lynskey previously made a surprise appearance as a character in a separate storyline from her husband, Jason Ritter. According to Deadline, Hodge will play Langston, a charming and intelligent man with PhDs in both neuroscience and philosophy.
Starting February 1st, you’ll be able to watch the critically acclaimed film Hell or High Water on Netflix. Written by Taylor Sheridan and directed by David Mackenzie, the movie stars Chris Pine and Ben Foster as two brothers who resort to bank robbery to solve their financial troubles. Hot on their trail are Texas Rangers, played by Jeff Bridges and Gill Birmingham. The cast also includes Katy Mixon, Dale Dickey, Amber Midthunder, and Margaret Bowman, who delivers a memorable performance as the “T-Bone Waitress.” Sheridan even makes a brief appearance as a cowboy. Here’s what the movie is about:
During a recent appearance on the Scene Stealers podcast, Chris Pratt revisited and discussed several memorable scenes from his movies. The conversation naturally turned to the controversial moment in Avengers: Infinity War where his character, Star-Lord, attacks Thanos after Gamora’s death, ultimately disrupting the heroes’ plan to take the Infinity Gauntlet. Pratt, known for his role in Parks and Recreation, admitted that he now sees the scene in a new light compared to when he originally filmed it.
During an appearance on the Heroes Journey podcast, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II shared advice Hugh Jackman gave him when he first got the part of Black Manta in Aquaman. Abdul-Mateen II recalled being on the set of The Greatest Showman and receiving cheers from the crew. Jackman then told him, “It’s more fun to play the villain!” He explained that villains get to have all the best lines, win most of the battles, and work fewer days on set.