It seems like there’s been an abundance of films centered around professional killers lately, which could be due to the acclaim and popularity of the John Wick series. These movies portray criminals in a unique way, making their occupation seem not unlike a typical 9-5 job, except instead of clocking in and out, they’re pulling triggers.
The talented mind responsible for the popular comedy series “I Think You Should Leave” on Netflix is gearing up for a new venture with HBO. Known as Tim Robinson, he’s co-creating and will star in a production called The Chair Company, which has recently been approved by the cable network. The cast includes Lake Bell, Sophia Lillis, Will Price, and Joseph Tudisco. At present, Robinson is also slated to appear in a movie alongside Paul Rudd titled “Friendship”, where his knack for awkward humor will be showcased on the silver screen.
Jennie Garth recently disclosed that she had a hip replacement operation, and for the first time, she’s sharing her challenging journey with in vitro fertilization together with her spouse, Dave Abrams.
Instead of constantly criticizing padded limited series that could have made more impact as films, or overly ambitious movies that might have been more effective as series, let’s take a moment to propose a fresh twist:
In the run-up to the upcoming contract talks that could shape the application of generative AI in the animation industry for years to come, The Animation Guild has published a paper outlining the potential risks this technology may pose to its workforce.