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At 57 years of age, Jason Statham demonstrates no signs of slowing the momentum in his thriving action film career for the foreseeable future. After the entertaining 2024 action flick “The Beekeeper”, Statham has at least four new projects lined up for release from now until 2026. Notably, he is reprising his role as Decker Shaw in the “Fast” franchise, and will also collaborate with “The Beekeeper” director David Ayer on a movie scripted by Sylvester Stallone.

For over 10 years now, “The Flash” has been airing on The CW, and since its debut, superhero TV shows haven’t quite regained their footing. This series centered around the speedster character known as The Flash, portrayed by Grant Gustin, who along with his allies fought against evil forces. Carlos Valdes’ character, Cisco Ramon, was one of Barry Allen’s long-standing friends during the show’s early seasons. Over time, he acquired his own metahuman abilities and assisted The Flash in his heroic endeavors, having been present since even before his debut (if you count his guest role on the second season of “Arrow”).

The captivating Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) series, “Agatha All Along“, remains a fantastic choice for Halloween viewing. Meanwhile, I find myself growing more excited about another forthcoming Marvel TV show derived from “WandaVision“. This is because Paul Bettany is preparing for his own Vision-themed series! In fact, the actor recently expressed some thoughts on “Agatha All Along” and offered updates on its development status. As a result, my eagerness for his comeback has significantly increased.

Zachary Levi is urging those in Hollywood who privately support Donald Trump for president to come forward, stating they are apprehensive about the potential repercussions of openly endorsing him. In a lengthy Instagram live video following his recent appearance on The View, Levi discussed various topics related to today’s political climate, including this year’s election, his stance on Donald Trump, and the COVID-19 vaccines.

Anime is exceptionally skilled at tugging at the heartstrings, as evidenced by the decades-long mastery of Japanese animators and storytellers in this field. They’ve honed their skills to a tee, knowing precisely what moves viewers and how to strike them right where it counts – straight in the emotions. Here, we’ve curated a list of 11 outstanding Japanese animated films that will leave you emotionally drained. The genres span from intense war narratives, complicated love stories, to poignant movies exploring themes of time and change.