As we move closer to the end of the 2024 movie lineup, there are some exciting films on the horizon. One of these highly-anticipated movies is “Heretic” from A24, and despite the intrigue surrounding Hugh Grant’s role in this religious thriller, it remains something of an enigma.
A significant portion of Marvel’s content after Endgame has been dedicated to introducing fresh characters who might appear in forthcoming Marvel films as well as Disney+ series. The Multiverse Saga kicked off with the debuts of Shang Chi (Simu Liu), the Eternals, Namor (Tenoch Huerta), and numerous villains, some of whom will unite in the 2025 Thunderbolts film. Marvel has also been leveraging its animated division to experiment with characters that could potentially transition to live-action. In an exclusive interview, Marvel executive producer Brad Winderbaum shared his preferred character for a live-action adaptation.
Actor Andrew Garfield is currently one of the most multifaceted performers, having worked both on-screen and on stage. Notably, his most significant character is Peter Parker from the Amazing Spider-Man movies (available for streaming with a Disney+ subscription), and fans were ecstatic when he reprised the role in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Lately, Garfield opened up about the personal sacrifices he made to portray the character, expressing his fear that everything could be jeopardized, saying “I was very scared of all of that being threatened.” In simpler words, we can summarize it as follows: Andrew Garfield, a versatile actor, has played Peter Parker in the Spider-Man movies, and he was worried about losing the opportunity to continue playing this role.
Since its dismal opening weekend in cinemas, “Joker: Folie à Deux” has sparked intense discussions among DC Universe fans and critics on social media platforms. However, Todd Phillips’s follow-up movie is not the only film causing a stir online – the revival of the scrapped “Batgirl” movie has also gained traction, frequently resurfacing whenever Warner Bros. experiences a financial flop at the box office.
It’s a fact that Donald Trump will find himself featured in a movie titled “The Apprentice,” directed by Ali Abbasi. This biopic doesn’t portray a flattering image of the ex-president. Recently, the director has expressed his views on Trump’s notorious New York City hotel ventures, and he is quite critical about their quality. As the U.S. election nears, “The Apprentice” is shaping up to be an essential watch for those who are invested in the forthcoming years.