Movies

From my perspective, I believe “Dogma” is Kevin Smith’s finest work among all his films, making it a pity that it’s challenging to find a copy of it. A significant factor in my fondness for the movie is the captivating performance by the late Alan Rickman as Metatron, an angel. Interestingly, in a recently posted video, Smith recounted a humorous episode with Rickman, who starred in “Love Actually,” that disclosed an amusing fact about how the “Harry Potter” series actor coincidentally lived close to Ralph Fiennes – known as Voldemort in the series – in reality.

During the late ’90s, Bruce Willis, Michael Bay, and Jerry Bruckheimer were all at the pinnacle of their respective careers. The news that these three powerhouses were collaborating on a space mission film sparked great anticipation among audiences. With screenwriters like Jonathan Hensleigh (most famously known for “Die Hard”) and an impressive cast including Steve Buscemi, Keith David, Owen Wilson, and Ben Affleck, it appeared that the project would be flawless.

In this month, you can stream for free the controversial science fiction action film by director Neill Blomkamp, titled “Elysium”. This was his second feature film after the critically acclaimed movie, “District 9“. The lead role in “Elysium” is played by and the story unfolds on a degraded and overcrowded Earth where most people dream of going to the opulent space habitat called “Elysium”. After an accident that leaves him needing assistance, he gains access to a powerful (and visually impressive) exoskeleton which could give him the opportunity to visit Elysium. It might be worth revisiting this film as it’s been some time since its release.

Initially, Venom made its debut in Marvel Comics as a black alien suit belonging to Peter Parker, providing him with a stylish transformation but also causing numerous issues. The symbiote was not officially presented until the final page of “The Amazing Spider-Man” #299 by David Michelinie and Todd McFarlane. Eventually, the symbiote left Peter Parker and bonded with courageous journalist Eddie Brock, transforming into the deadly protector known as Venom.

Madhappy has produced several collections inspired by New York City, such as joint projects with Katz’s Deli and Mr. Chow, along with a long-term alliance with the New York Yankees and Major League Baseball (MLB). As the playoffs are underway, this mental health-focused brand is stepping up to support the Yankees again through another collaborative effort featuring their signature clean designs.