Harrison Ford Explains Why He Was ‘A Little Concerned’ Taking Over As Thunderbolt Ross For Captain America 4, But I’m More Excited By The Director Hyping Him Up As Red Hulk

Prior to joining “Captain America: Brave New World,” Harrison Ford had already built a strong reputation across various genres through films like “Star Wars,” “Blade Runner,” and “Indiana Jones.” However, let’s not question the wisdom of this choice because it’s exciting to see Ford contribute to the superhero genre. In this movie, he plays Thaddeus “Thunderbolt” Ross, a role previously portrayed by the late William Hurt. Ford expressed some apprehension about stepping into these big shoes, but I’m more intrigued by director Julius Onah’s hints that we might see Ford in the Red Hulk form in “Brave New World.

Tom Selleck ‘Can’t Figure Out’ Why CBS Is Ending Blue Bloods, And He Even Proposed A Plan For How They Could Keep It Around

It’s no surprise that Tom Selleck is expressing disappointment over ‘Blue Bloods’ being included in the list of shows ending or getting canceled in 2024. As the series finale approaches, his feelings are evident as he continues to voice his displeasure about its premature end. In fact, he has stated that he finds it hard to comprehend why CBS decided to end the procedural, and he has even proposed a concept for how the storyline could have been extended further.

How to Watch the ‘Despicable Me’ and ‘Minions’ Movies in Order

With Despicable Me 4 available on Peacock and set to hit Netflix in March 2025, it’s time to give viewers a proper chronological viewing order of the popular Illumination franchise. Remember, watching a movie franchise in chronological order differs from watching in release order, with the narrative continuity taking precedence over scheduling. Therefore, with at least two prequels in the hit animated film series, tracking how and where each cinematic story fits within the overarching Minions universe is vital.

‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ Remake Coming from Amazon MGM Studios

The unique, offbeat widowed inventor, who’s adored by all, is set to resume control of a flying vehicle like no other you’ve seen. If this sentence left you puzzled, then it’s likely that you haven’t had the pleasure of watching the classic film “Chitty Chitty Bang Bang”, which Amazon MGM Studios are currently remaking.