2024 brought another bumper crop of box office hits with superhero flicks, timeless animated masterpieces, impressive sequels, and many more gems gracing our top 10 movies list quiz. While it may be straightforward for some, there are a few surprises in here that could leave you scratching your head. The rankings are derived from authentic … Read more
Back in late last year, it was announced that a new film titled “Predator: Killer of Killers” was on its way. The initial teaser for this movie dropped in April of the current year. Now, another trailer has been unveiled. Similar to the previous sneak peek, this latest one highlights the major characters and unique environments featured in the film. The narrative arcs for Japan, Viking, and WW2 timelines are set around themes of power, family, and freedom respectively. Furthermore, this trailer subtly alludes to a significant aspect of “Predator: Killer of Killers” lore that could potentially point towards an exciting development in the storyline.
In the upcoming movie “Jurassic World Rebirth”, Scarlett Johansson’s character Zora Bennett and her team plan to secretly infiltrate the island once used as Jurassic Park for genetic testing, with the aim of collecting DNA samples from various dinosaurs. The film appears to be filled with numerous dinosaurs, as suggested by its trailers. Although it seems unlikely that they will target the D-rex for DNA extraction, it’s evident that this creature will create havoc in the movie. This is particularly thrilling because the D-rex in “Jurassic World Rebirth” appears to be more terrifying than other hybrid dinosaids featured in the franchise.
In the 1980s, Jackie Chan collaborated with martial arts actors Yuen Biao and Sammo Hung on several kung fu films, three of which starred the trio prominently. These movies, now collectively known as “the Three Dragons trilogy,” are considered some of the best contributions to the kung fu movie genre during that decade, frequently being listed among the greatest martial arts films ever made. Interestingly, two of these movies owe a significant portion of their genre-defining status to the contributions of actor Benny Urquidez, despite his limited screen time.
