Movies

It might come as a shock to some that Cloak and Dagger had their own TV show within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which was airing during the MCU’s peak popularity. The show, titled Cloak & Dagger, premiered on ABC Freeform one month after Avengers: Infinity War hit theaters on June 7, 2018. It concluded its second and final season on May 30, 2019, only four weeks before Avengers: Endgame was released. Even though it was part of the MCU and both seasons received a combined 84% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, many people overlooked the series or weren’t aware of its existence. With Marvel Rivals bringing attention back to Cloak & Dagger, now is an ideal time to catch up on this underappreciated series on Disney+.

It wasn’t until 2005, with the win of “Al Otro Lado del Río” from Focus Features’ “The Motorcycle Diaries,” that Spanish speakers finally had a film to represent them in this category. Directed by Walter Salles, who is nominated for three Oscars this year with his latest work, “I’m Still Here,” the movie is largely based on Che Guevara’s memoir. In this memoir, Guevara and Alberto Granado embark on a journey across South America, traveling primarily on a Norton 500 motorcycle.

While not all nine films adapted from Grisham’s novels revolve around the law, it’s worth noting that “Christmas with the Kranks” is a unique exception as a comedy. Additionally, Grisham has ventured into screenwriting, creating “Mickey,” but his most renowned movies are the suspenseful legal thrillers derived from his popular novels.

1993 marked the debut of Mark Wahlberg in a television film titled “The Substitute.” In this production, he portrayed Ryan Westerberg, a character who crosses paths with a substitute teacher who harbors a sinister nature. Although this role might not be as well-known today, it served as the catalyst for Wahlberg’s rise to leading-man status. However, despite his appearances in various scripted and reality shows since then, he has yet to reprise a fictional character on television. Let’s delve into Wahlberg’s role in “The Substitute” and understand why it went largely unnoticed.

The sequel to “The Accountant” is an excellent choice for Affleck, as it solidifies his position among Hollywood’s elite actors. Throughout his career, he has appeared in numerous box-office hits, many of which have proven successful. From “Armageddon” to “Argo”, his successes are legendary. However, he has also been a part of some films that, despite promising stories, didn’t fare as well or where he played a less significant role.