It’s undeniable that Dr. Jonas Miller, portrayed by Cary Elwes in “Twister,” comes across as a huge jerk in the film. But was it necessary for this secondary antagonist (with the tornadoes being the primary one) to perish in that colossal EF-5 tornado?
After working as a successful cinematographer on films such as “Die Hard,” “Ruthless People,” “Flatliners,” “Basic Instinct,” “The Hunt for Red October,” and “Cujo,” Jan de Bont directed just five movies himself. Among these, his first two projects, “Speed” and “Twister,” received both critical acclaim and commercial success that rivaled the greatest achievements of his cinematography past. Unfortunately, the reception for his later films, including “Speed 2: Cruise Control,” “The Haunting,” and “Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – The Cradle of Life,” was not as favorable.
Fans of Star Wars, eagerly anticipating appearances from Master Yoda and Darth Plagueis the Wise, were left in suspense after the first season of The Acolyte. With the show’s future uncertain, its finale served up a cliffhanger, hinting at additional tales centered around George Lucas and Leslye Headland’s characters. Headland has confirmed that if the series continues in this galaxy, Darth Plagueis will play a pivotal role in shaping future events. As Headland shared with Inverse in an interview:
In the thrilling finale of the fourth season of “The Boys” on Prime Video, an ominous character reappeared who had been absent for a while. She is a Supé endowed with extraordinary abilities but also suffers from mental instability, making her a formidable yet perilous entity. It appears that Homelander (Antony Starr) intends to utilize her in his grand scheme as a lethal weapon.
For several decades, the enigmatic figure of the Joker, DC Comics’ renowned antagonist, has captured our attention through various mediums including films, TV shows, and literature. This notorious character made his first appearance in the debut issue of “Batman” comic book back in 1940. Initially intended to meet his demise during that initial appearance, the Joker was given a reprieve by editorial intervention, ultimately leading him to become Batman’s long-standing adversary.