Movies

Martin Scorsese and Roland Emmerich have voiced criticisms towards Marvel films, likening them to amusement park rides and claiming they hinder original blockbusters from being produced. Similarly, Jamie Lee Curtis, star of “Halloween,” has expressed her opinion that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is experiencing a decline. It’s clear that in our current cultural landscape, expressing skepticism about superhero movies can spark debate and controversy.

On August 1, Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu celebrated her 37th birthday in an elegant manner, spending the day in Paris with her husband Mathias Boe and sister Shagun Pannu. She graciously shared glimpses of the joyous celebration with her followers.

Warning: SPOILERS for Batman: Caped Crusader Season 1 are ahead!

In this amusing critique of economic and social disparity, Peter Sarsgaard portrays a harsh lesson of class conflict to Billy Magnussen. Titled “Coup!“, the film is a lively period drama, unfolding on an island near New York City during the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918. The narrative draws parallels with the COVID-era “white flight”, where affluent individuals could seclude themselves in opulence while the less fortunate endured massive hardships. However, the twist comes when a deceitful servant overturns the power dynamics within his household, instigating an internal uprising.

It appears that Hulk Hogan, formerly of Hollywood but now enshrined in the WWE Hall of Fame and known for films such as “Santa with Muscles,” continues to bask in the limelight despite being seemingly discarded by Hollywood. This year at the Republican National Convention, he endorsed Donald Trump for president with a dramatic speech that echoed the style of his wrestling performances, stripping off his shirt and extolling the virtues of making America great again. However, while Hogan’s goal was to rally support for his chosen candidate, his speech drew parallels to Mike Judge’s “Idiocracy” – a movie set in a future where everyone is perceived as being unintelligent.