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Gatherings with the Kapoor clan are quite well-liked within Bollywood circles. They come together for various special events and celebrations. Let’s take a trip down memory lane to when Kareena Kapoor Khan disclosed that her spouse, Saif Ali Khan, found the family’s boisterous voices unfamiliar at first. Nevertheless, she mentioned that Saif has become more vocal over time.

John Woo’s “The Killer,” frequently hailed as one of the greatest action movies ever made, not only established the director but also catapulted Chow Yun-fat to stardom in the Hong Kong crime genre. With the remake now streaming on Peacock, it sparked thoughts about which other timeless Woo films I’d be eager to witness being reimagined.

In the TV series “Legion,” Dan Stevens portrayed a Marvel character, although it was speculated in the late 2010s that he would be part of the MCU in an unspecified film project. It eventually became clear that this project was the controversial movie, “Eternals.” However, contrary to rumors, Stevens never had any ties to the production, despite his efforts to persuade others otherwise.

I’m thrilled to share that the follow-up to Bob Odenkirk’s 2021 action blockbuster, “Nobody,” is now in production! Director Timo Tjahjanto, renowned for his work on the intense Indonesian action thriller “The Night Comes for Us,” has graced us with a sneak peek at the comeback of our beloved underdog action hero, Hutch Mansell. Taking to social media, he posted some behind-the-scenes shots from the set of “Nobody 2.” Among these images are one featuring Odenkirk himself and another capturing the dynamic duo with producer and “Deadpool 2” director David Leitch. I can hardly wait to see what unfolds in this highly anticipated sequel!

The supposedly scrapped final film by Quentin Tarantino, titled The Movie Critic, has generated a great deal of buzz among fans and the press, leaving everyone wondering what the movie might have contained. Earlier this year, it was said that The Movie Critic, the 10th and final project in Tarantino’s planned filmography, had been canceled, but there is speculation that this may not be accurate. Originally announced, The Movie Critic would have centered around a movie critic for a fictional porn magazine in the 1970s. However, according to the director, the internet has taken the film’s central idea and concocted numerous imaginative stories about casting choices and the movie’s complex narrative layers.