For a while now, collectible popcorn containers have been quite popular at Disney and Universal theme parks, much like the ones you find in cinemas. Some of these containers are incredibly imaginative, others are beautifully themed, and yet others are downright cute. However, the latest Jurassic World Rebirth bucket at Universal Orlando Resort is both adorable and somewhat questionable in my opinion.
Decades after her time, Sean Astin, her son, is aiming to tread a similar path. Known primarily for his portrayal of the steadfast hobbit hero Samwise Gamgee in “The Lord of the Rings,” Astin is currently vying for the presidency of the modern-day actors’ union in film and TV, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed.
Superman paves the way for future adventures in the DC Universe by incorporating significant supporting characters such as Guy Gardner/Green Lantern and the lore they’re connected to. This new movie directed by Gunn also hints at the rich, expansive mythology of DC Comics that will be explored further in upcoming projects. New ideas introduced in this film could influence future films and TV shows from DC Studios. Notably, ‘Superman’ prioritizes immediate enjoyment over setting up endless sequels, but keen observers will notice hints about the direction the DC Universe is heading next within this thrilling superhero tale.
In the film “Superman,” while it remains faithful to the original comic book character and aesthetic, as it introduces a fresh take on the last son of Krypton and develops a new DC universe, there is one significant alteration in the storyline that may stir debates among comic book enthusiasts. This change was orchestrated by writer-director James Gunn.
As a cinephile, I recently stumbled upon an intriguing documentary titled “Trainwreck: The Real Project X,” which delves into a wild party in a Dutch town that seems to have been sparked by the same-named film. Remarkably, both the doc and the movie share footage that’s eerily alike. Having just seen this latest installment of the Trainwreck Series, and the craziest since “The Mayor of Mayhem,” I couldn’t help but be drawn to the movie itself. Here are my thoughts on it.