On the big screen, Varun Dhawan has consistently delivered as an exceptional entertainer. His films, ranging from action-packed masala movies to romantic dramas, have been massive hits and he boasts an unparalleled fanbase. Whether it’s pulsating dance sequences or heartfelt emotional scenes, Varun’s movies offer a delightful blend of genres.
Over the past few decades, enthusiasts of superheroes have been spoiled rotten. With an endless stream of Marvel and DC films on the horizon, their desires seem minimal. However, despite the abundance of movies we’ve enjoyed so far, there are some gems that will never grace our screens. One such missed opportunity from the last decade was the now-canceled “Justice League: Mortal,” a superhero film concept that I can’t help but yearn for even more now.
A year prior to unleashing Deadpool on the silver screen and breaking the rules of comic book cinematography, I found myself as Ryan Reynolds, stealing the spotlight in the underappreciated sci-fi suspense flick, Self/less.
In a chilling twist of fate, I find myself transported to a thrilling tale that mirrors the suspenseful atmosphere of John Carpenter’s “The Thing,” though this isn’t the storyline from his 1982 sci-fi horror classic. Instead, let me guide you through an intriguing episode from the legendary “The Twilight Zone” series, which airs frequently on SYFY. This particular episode is titled “Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?” in Season 2, and it eerily echoes the fear, paranoia, and suspicion that would grip Outpost 31 two decades later.
It appears that Steven Cheung, a representative for Donald Trump, has seemingly used a jab against his potential Democrat opponent in the 2024 election, Vice President Kamala Harris, by employing her campaign anthem, Beyoncé’s “Freedom,” in one of his social media posts.