Movies

Over the last ten years, the roster of actors associated with popular video game movie franchises, especially those in leading or key roles, has expanded significantly. Among them, in my personal view, stands out Ben Schwartz and Sonic, with a new installment of “Sonic” due soon. Whether it’s Schwartz’s captivating personality, nostalgia from my early gaming years with Sonic, or a mix of both, his portrayal has fueled my affection for the duo and anticipation for the upcoming film, as evidenced by his latest Instagram post from “Parks and Rec” alum.

The Fall 2024 TV schedule brought another thrilling episode from the FBI in its Season 7 premiere, as expected by fans. However, this episode, now streaming with a Paramount+ subscription, was more emotionally charged than typical, serving as Tiff’s farewell. After some unstable moments in the Season 6 finale, the character chose to depart from the Bureau, signifying Katherine Renee Kane’s departure and the start of a new phase for John Boyd’s character, Scola. With his previous partner gone, he will need a new companion, and the actor hinted that he is far from ready for this change.

The 2024 release schedule for the movie “It Ends With Us” has been shrouded in controversy and whispers about Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, causing quite a stir online. Nevertheless, it’s also evident that some of the team members behind the film share a strong bond, particularly between Blake Lively, who portrays Lily Bloom, and the book’s author, Colleen Hoover. They have recently reinforced this bond by expressing warm support for each other on Instagram.

In a surprising turn of events, Season 3 of “The Lincoln Lawyer” debuted a few days ago and has quickly become the most-watched series on the streaming platform, particularly in the U.S. I had anticipated that the show would be popular when it was scheduled for 2024, but I didn’t expect it to outshine another returning drama, namely “Outer Banks”.

After successfully adapting “The Invisible Man” in 2020, writer/director Leigh Whannell is set to release “Wolf Man” next January, offering a fresh take on another classic Universal monster for modern audiences. With this project out of the way, his schedule seems clear, especially when it comes to revamping old horror films. However, it doesn’t mean that Whannell isn’t considering other iconic characters from Universal. In fact, he has expressed interest in giving “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” a try.