In 2023, CBS decided to cancel “Blue Bloods”, and for several months afterward, Tom Selleck, one of the show’s main advocates, openly criticized this decision. He believed the network was wrong for cancelling it due to its impressive viewership numbers. Unfortunately, his arguments didn’t persuade the network, and “Blue Bloods” ended peacefully in December 2024.
In the thrilling movie “Unstoppable,” Denzel Washington portrays Frank Barnes, an experienced Pennsylvania railroad engineer, who teams up with newcomer conductor Will Colson, played by Chris Pine, in a race-against-time scenario to keep a freight train carrying dangerous chemicals from crashing into a populated area. Initially released theatrically, “Unstoppable” was both commercially and critically successful. Over the past decade, it has come to be recognized as a classic within its genre, demonstrating the care taken by director Tony Scott, as well as the daring performances of Washington and Pine, who took significant physical risks to make the film feel genuinely authentic.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the rising star in question is part of a project along with director JT Molner and producer Roy Lee. If World Of Reel manages to obtain the rights, they may collaborate with A24 to produce it, given A24’s reputation for producing high-quality horror films. However, Powell and his team are not the only ones interested in this project. Director Andy Muschietti, known for his work on the adaptations of ‘It’ and ‘The Flash’, is also reportedly keen on a remake. It remains undecided which producers or studio Muschietti would partner with, but given the popularity of classic horror franchises, many are eager to work with him on such a project.
Indeed, one could argue that the talented cast was the movie’s standout feature. Daisy Edgar-Jones, known for her work in “Normal People,” shone as a highly relatable protagonist, skillfully portraying her character’s intellect, straightforward demeanor, and emotional depth, thereby anchoring the narrative. Moreover, Glen Powell continues to captivate audiences as an emerging star, exuding charm and almost irresistibly endearing viewers. On their own, Edgar-Jones and Powell were outstanding; however, the spark between them was electrifying, reminiscent of a thunderstorm, making it all the more frustrating that their blossoming relationship seemed to fizzle out in the film’s concluding scene.
The KISS Army fan event takes place in Las Vegas from November 14-16 at the Virgin Hotel, celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary. It was previously unknown that the original band members would perform, but it has now been revealed that KISS themselves will take the stage, marking their first live performance in two years and doing so without their signature masks.