Movies

Edgar Wright’s The Running Man Is Giving Us A Big Scott Pilgrim Reunion, And Now I’m Even More Excited For The Stephen King Movie

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Among the movies I’m eagerly looking forward to in 2025 is the remake of “The Running Man,” directed by Edgar Wright. The cast has been gathering strength, with Glen Powell and Josh Brolin recently joining for significant roles, but now there’s an added excitement because it seems like a reunion from “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” is on the cards, making my anticipation even greater.

Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage Continues To Make A Young Sheldon Mistake

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In “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage,” we delve into Georgie (Montana Jordan) and Mandy’s (Emily Osment) next phase, while also exploring lesser-known characters from the “The Big Bang Theory” universe. For instance, Connor McAllister, originally portrayed by Joseph Apollonio on “Young Sheldon,” is now played by Dougie Baldwin. As the series concentrates more on the McAllister family’s daily life, we get a deeper understanding of their dynamics, with Connor receiving increased screen time in this spin-off sitcom. However, after only two episodes, it has become evident that there’s tension between Mandy, her brother Connor, and their mom Audrey (Rachel Bay Jones) – a dynamic strikingly similar to how Mary (Zoe Perry) often favored Sheldon (Iain Armitage) over Missy (Raegan Revord) in earlier episodes.

The Devil Wears Prada Propelled Emily Blunt’s Career, But It Had The Opposite Effect For Stanley Tucci: ‘I Didn’t Understand That’

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As discussions about a potential sequel to “The Devil Wears Prada” gather momentum, certain actors have been reminiscing about their time working on the 2006 movie and how significantly it shaped their careers in the fashion industry. One of these actors is Stanley Tucci, who mused over the fact that his career hasn’t been as active compared to some of his fellow cast members, such as Emily Blunt.

Conclave Ending, Explained: What the Final Twist Means for the Church

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Spoiler Alert: Spoilers follow for ConclaveAfter a relatively dry last couple of months, the tail end of October and November are set to finally see a plethora of exciting films released as the Oscar season heats up. It’s seemed like a relatively uneventful race thus far, outside of Joker: Folie à Deux crashing and burning, but this weekend sees the opening of an almost surefire contender, Conclave. Directed by Edward Berger of 2022’s surprisingly great reimagining of All Quiet on the Western Front, Conclave focuses on the impending election for a successor to the pope, during which the candidates clash for power and influence over their fellow cardinals.