Mark Hamill Starred in The Texas Wheelers, and Everyone Forgot About It

Mark Hamill gained immediate fame when he acted alongside legendary actors Harrison Ford and Carrie Fisher in George Lucas’ 1977 blockbuster “Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope”. This space epic catapulted the three into superstardom, creating a devoted fan base that remains passionate to this day. Despite being closely associated with his iconic role as Luke Skywalker, Hamill has continued to achieve significant success in both film and television, demonstrating his versatile acting abilities in numerous outstanding movies and series.

Comic Book Movies Are in a Bad Place in 2024

2024 has seen a series of superhero films, many of which have been met with mixed to poor reviews by critics. While it may seem that the superhero genre is on its last legs based on these releases, the death of the superhero movie might be overstated. This year has seen fewer superhero movies compared to previous ones, with only a few like Deadpool & Wolverine managing to claim box office success and some critical acclaim. The release of Kraven the Hunter this holiday season might not improve the genre’s fortunes significantly.

Kate Beckinsale Shows Off Canary Black Wounds in ‘Worrying’ Social Media Post

The movie was premiered on Amazon Prime Video at the peak of their movie rankings on Friday, and since then, it has been displaying some rather gruesome injuries the actress acquired during filming the action-packed flick. This thriller has delved into a genre that remains consistently popular among viewers, captivating audiences with both fresh releases and revivals of movies from the past decade.

The 1985 Murder Mystery Jagged Edge Features Jeff Bridges at His Best

Due to Jeff Bridges’ exceptional portrayal of an aged, rugged character in recent years, such as in the series “The Old Man”, it’s effortless to overlook his earlier days as the charming, clean-faced, golden-haired leading man in movies like “The Last Picture Show”, “Starman”, and “Tron”. Although Bridges demonstrated versatility across various genres and roles during his initial career, the inherent optimism and honesty of his youthful on-screen persona often hindered viewers from perceiving him as a villain. However, this perception shifted with the 1985 thriller “Jagged Edge”, where Bridges played a San Francisco newspaper publisher accused of brutally murdering his socialite wife.