Tye Sheridan could portray a youthful, somewhat naive character in the gripping neo-Nazi manhunt thriller “The Order”. However, despite his young age, he possesses profound insights into the story’s underlying themes. In a recent interview with MovieWeb, Sheridan stated, “I believe you can’t solve any issue without first identifying its underlying cause.
Although Austria might seem relatively small in Central Europe, it carries significant historical weight with some notable figures linked to its past. One such figure is Adolf Hitler, who undeniably holds a place in people’s minds, even if the memory is negative. It’s hardly shocking that legendary filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock nearly brought Mein Kampf to the big screen as a movie adaptation.
“I’ve been waiting for this moment for some time now.”
Previously in charge of the “Doctor Who” TV series, renowned showrunner Steven Moffat has shared his thoughts on AI generative technology. Despite “Doctor Who” being known for portraying advanced tech from the future, Moffat firmly criticized the integration of AI in television and cinema. He believes that people are a more cost-effective option, and as AI becomes more widespread, it’s more likely to malfunction.
In the futuristic world of Futurama, Christmas has become almost unrecognizable. Now called Xmas, the holiday is more about survival than exchanging gifts or wearing ugly sweaters. Every year, the characters secure their homes and buy their weapons as they fearfully await Santa’s arrival, because this robotic version has checked his list twice, and they’ve come up naughty both times.