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Recently, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II has been quite occupied. Known for his A-list status, he’s been immersed in a project destined for Netflix subscribers. He stars as the lead in Man on Fire, a TV series based on two suspenseful novels by A.J. Quinnell, one of which served as the basis for Denzel Washington’s 2004 movie with the same title. Although production on this show has seemed to be progressing smoothly according to public knowledge, it’s now been disclosed that Abdul-Mateen sustained an injury on set. Here are some updates regarding his condition.

Audiences frequently voice their discontent about reboots and remakes, and it’s easy to see why. Nevertheless, occasionally, Hollywood finds a way to repurpose familiar concepts by drawing inspiration from lesser-known television series. Can you remember the old TV shows that served as the foundation for these films?

The upcoming LEGO sets based on the Star Wars universe are almost upon us, showcasing everyone’s favorite bounty hunter and his cherished little apprentice – the Mandalorian and Grogu. Additionally, you can expect minifigures and models from The Clone Wars and Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones to be released. These are scheduled for launch in January 2025.

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Regarding the more recent Marvel films, I believe Chris Evans’ unexpected Johnny Storm scene in Deadpool & Wolverine is bound to be a hot topic for discussion. However, an interesting link between The Human Torch from the 2024 movie and the original Fantastic Four films was noticed by three visual effects artists who watched the film together.