2025 looks set to be a significant year for the WWE. Monday Night Raw is poised to make its transition to Netflix, and the upcoming WrestleMania season will mark the beginning of John Cena’s retirement tour. The remaining WWE events for this superstar are expected to be his last hurrah, and there’s buzz that his final WrestleMania performance in Las Vegas could have some grand surprises in store.
This week, you can stream a fresh title titled “Music by John Williams” – offering viewers a close-up look at the illustrious composer, renowned for movies such as Jaws and Schindler’s List. In this documentary, directed by Laurent Bouzereau, we delve into the personal life and creative process of the maestro, through engaging interviews with Williams. Bouzereau shared some intriguing anecdotes during the production, one of which he disclosed to TopMob – where Williams respectfully declined a request, but his reasoning was insightful indeed.
Not long ago, followers of the movie series John Wick were surprised to discover that Eva Longoria, once famous for her role in Desperate Housewives, rescued the film at the last possible moment. When production on the 2014 film was about to halt, Longoria poured $6 million into it to keep things running. Since this information has become known, Longoria is now disclosing that she continues to receive income from this investment, which played a crucial role in launching a highly successful franchise.
Actress Saoirse Ronan openly expresses concerns about attending movie theaters, particularly in America, due to fears surrounding gun violence. She’s generating significant Oscar buzz for her roles in “The Outrun,” where she portrays a woman battling addiction, and in Steve McQueen’s upcoming war drama “Blitz,” which will stream on Apple TV+ starting November 22. Ronan has spoken up about the unsettling state of moviegoing experiences following tragic mass shootings in cinemas.
1, 2, it’s Freddy coming for you, a chilling line from A Nightmare on Elm Street, where Robert Englund made his mark. Interestingly, Englund will be joined by Richard Brake in Pinocchio: Unstrung, a film set to release in 2025. This movie is part of The Twisted Childhood Universe (also known as the Poohniverse), created by Rhys Frake-Waterfield and following the success of Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey and its sequel.