Movies

Pierre Morel, the director who made a blockbuster action film that turned Oscar nominee Liam Neeson into a real-life action hero, is back in the genre with the new trailer for the Amazon Prime Video action thriller. If the director of the Taken films isn’t enough to get you excited, maybe the cast will do the trick: it includes stars like Michael Sheen from Underworld and Hitman: Agent 47, as well as the late Ray Stevenson, who was famously known for his role as The Punisher in War Zone.

Feroz Khan was a towering figure in the world of Indian cinema, leaving an indelible mark as both an actor, director, and producer. He played a crucial role in launching Celina Jaitly’s acting career by directing her first movie, Janasheen. On what would have been his 89th birthday, actress Celina Jaitly, of the No Entry fame, wrote a heartfelt tribute to her cherished mentor who guided her into the glamorous world of showbiz.

90s legend Urmila Matondkar finds herself in the spotlight due to whispers of her divorce from husband Mohsin Akhtar Mir. Speculations suggest that she initiated the legal proceedings, and it appears that the separation is not consensual at this time. Neither party has publicly addressed the matter as of yet. Now, let’s explore the life story of Mohsin Akhtar Mir, a model-turned-entrepreneur who has achieved great success in business.

Elizabeth Olsen, who portrays Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), has expressed a desire to witness an unedited version of the MCU, featuring raw footage without any visual effects (VFX). Ever since her debut in “Avengers: Age of Ultron”, portraying Scarlet Witch’s magical abilities on-screen has necessitated extensive use of CGI to transform Olsen’s finger movements into genuine magic. However, as the MCU movies have progressed, they have grown increasingly dependent on CGI, and Olsen now finds the filmmaking process challenging and surprisingly demanding.

The legendary tale of Robin Hood has captivated audiences for generations, inspiring a range of film and television adaptations since 1908, when the character first appeared in director Percy Stow’s silent film. The themes of justice and rebellion continue to resonate with fans of all ages. Now, MGM+ is reimagining the iconic character in a new series, offering a fresh take on the English folklore hero. Deadline reports that the streamer’s 10-part Robin Hood series will hail from showrunner John Glenn (SEAL Team), producer-director Jonathan English (Librarians: The Next Chapter), and executive producer Todd Lieberman.