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Kyle Mooney is strongly committing to setting his upcoming horror comedy, titled “Y2K”, in the year 1999. Prior to taking filmgoers back to the era of dial-up internet and widespread technological fears through his A24 production, he’s taken a journey himself to the year ’99 with a new short film titled “life in 99”. This short has been shared on his personal YouTube channel, where his last video was posted over seven years ago. With this recent upload, Mooney has reactivated his old YouTube channel by releasing a five-minute comedy short as a sneak peek for the release of “Y2K”, which he also wrote and directed. If the humor in this latest short is any indication of what fans can expect from his upcoming A24 horror comedy, they’re in store for quite a laugh.

It’s undeniable that renowned horror writer Stephen King frequently watches TV shows and movies. Prior to joining Threads, he often expressed his thoughts on both mainstream blockbusters and lesser-known treasures on Elon Musk’s X platform. Although the platform has changed, King continues to be the same as always, most recently pointing out a significant issue that many of us have with numerous current productions.

Noah Centineo is back as Owen Hendricks in Netflix‘s first-look images at The Recruit season two.

“Karan Johar’s movie Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham, a massive hit in Bollywood, featured six main actors collaborating. More recently, Nikkhil Advani, who served as an assistant director on the film, reminisced about events that took place during the filming of the popular song, Bole Chudiyan. He shared an amusing incident where actors like Shah Rukh Khan would wait for Hrithik to arrive before they stepped out to shoot the song. Before appearing, Hrithik inquired about Kareena Kapoor’s whereabouts, adding a touch of humor to the scene.

Regarding upcoming films in 2024, it seemed like an eternity before “Gladiator II” began unfolding its world. There was undeniably a lot of anticipation, and as demonstrated by Nick Cave’s highly imaginative draft for the sequel, there was no lack of creative ideas. However, when it came to delving into the core mechanics of the Paul Mescal-led cast drama, producers Douglas Wick and Lucy Fisher acknowledge that the time invested was necessary to prevent the production from being a mere replica of the 2000 Best Picture winner. They wanted to ensure authenticity and originality in their work.