Many comic publishing companies exist, some of which have produced excellent films. Although Marvel and DC often grab the spotlight in Hollywood, these comic-based movies can rival any production derived from these two prominent publishers. Here is a list of 32 impressive films based on comics that don’t originate from Marvel or DC.
I’ve been following the ongoing legal issues between Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie with great interest, and the latest development regarding their 18-year-old daughter Shiloh Nouvel has left me quite intrigued. As someone who has worked in family law for many years, I can appreciate the complexity of such situations.
Anthony Hopkins, a renowned and deserving actor from Wales, boasts an impressive collection of accolades including two Academy Awards and two Primetime Emmy Awards. His portfolio is further enhanced with numerous nominations. Even in less-than-stellar productions like “Transformers: The Last Knight,” his acting ability manages to captivate audiences.
Kate Hudson shares that she and her “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” co-star Matthew McConaughey are open to the idea of making a sequel to this romantic comedy released in 2003. Fans have long wondered if Andie (Hudson) and Ben (McConaughey) would reunite for another big-screen adventure, such as the hilarious scene where Ben is knocked unconscious by an audience member during a screening of “Sleepless in Seattle.” Hudson discussed this topic during her interview with Andy Cohen on the “Watch What Happens Live” podcast. At around 6:45 minutes into the conversation, Cohen raised the question about a possible sequel, and Hudson responded positively.
I can’t help but recall the chilling impact Ramsay Bolton, portrayed brilliantly by Welsh actor Iwan Rheon, has left on me and countless other “Game of Thrones” fans. With every scene, Rheon masterfully infused Ramsay with an eerily psychotic tone that made for some of the most unsettling moments in the show’s history. In a recent conversation with Kevin Polowy from CBR, Rheon discussed his upcoming project on Peacock called “Those About to Die,” but what truly piqued my interest was his sharing of an unexpected reaction from dedicated “Game of Thrones” fans upon meeting him.