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In an interview with The Direct, the actor who portrayed Stoick the Vast in the live-action film and lent his voice to him in the original movies, revealed that the upcoming live-action project will be notably spookier. When asked about the differences between this new live-action production and the animated series, he explained why he believes it’s scarier by stating:

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To be honest, I feel like Jesse Eisenberg isn’t getting the recognition he deserves for his work in the movie. While it’s true that he was nominated for an Oscar for Best Original Screenplay, it seems his performance has been largely eclipsed by Kieran Culkin’s acclaimed role. In essence, I’ve been wanting to discuss this and share my thoughts on Eisenberg’s underrated acting.

Fassbender recently discussed with Esquire his new television series, titled “The Agency“. Modeled after the French suspense drama “The Bureau“, the show focuses on Brandon Colby, also known as Martian, a secret agent operating covertly across the globe. This series debuted on Showtime in November and its final episode aired recently. Critics’ opinions vary, with a Rotten Tomatoes rating of 68%. In this interview, the actor addressed an intriguing query regarding his potential return to the “Alien “series, and here’s what he had to say:

Under the guidance of director Guy Ritchie, who collaborated with Joby Harold and Lionel Wigram on the script, the movie titled “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” presents The Gentlemen‘s star as the central character, Arthur. Born into poverty, Arthur is oblivious to his royal destiny as the potential king of Britain. The ensemble cast also features Jude Law, Àstrid Bergès-Frisbey, Djimon Hounsou, Aidan Gillen, and Eric Bana. Set to release from February 1st, the details of “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” can be found in the official synopsis provided below.

The movie titled “Speed,” directed by Jan de Bont, features actors like Dennis Hopper, Jeff Daniels, Joe Morton, Beth Grant, and Alan Ruck, among others. In this film, an LAPD officer named Jack finds himself on a bus that has a bomb attached to its speedometer. Remarkably, one of the passengers, Annie, takes control of the wheel after the driver is shot by another panicked passenger who suspects Jack is his enemy. The plot unfolds with Annie needing to keep the bus moving above 50 miles per hour to prevent the bomb from exploding. If you’ve ever been in Los Angeles during rush hour, you can imagine a bus traveling at that speed as a steel monster wreaking havoc on everything in its path.