As a seasoned researcher with a penchant for blockchain technology and digital assets, I find myself constantly amazed by the dynamic nature of the crypto market. The recent surge in Solana’s volume has caught my attention, especially given its impressive flip over Ethereum in the decentralized exchange industry. In the span of 24 hours, Solana … Read more
Following its double victory at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival, the movie “In the Summers” will be playing in cinemas starting September 20. Directed, written, and produced by Alessandra Lacorazza, a talented queer Colombian-American filmmaker, this movie weaves together an intricate narrative that delves into the intricacies of parent-child relationships, broken aspirations, and ultimately redemption, drawing from her personal life experiences to create a captivating tapestry.
In the chilling thriller “Speak No Evil”, an American family visits a secluded farmhouse, hosted by a British couple, unaware of the sinister duo of serial killers lurking nearby, eager to turn them into their next victims. The movie builds suspense throughout, culminating in a thrilling third act filled with murder, chaos, and ultimately, a surprising resolution. However, it’s this final resolution that has drawn criticism from Danish filmmaker Christian Tafdrup, who directed the original 2022 version upon which the James Watkins American remake is based.
Brendan Fraser is open to starring in another film from the Mummy series: at the moment, he’s busy promoting The Whale which premiered in cinemas on Friday and has been creating a buzz for possible Oscars, but he isn’t so engrossed in this project that he can’t contemplate future possibilities. You can catch up with the Mummy series right now on Peacock streaming service.
Today, when you check out the signage of a larger movie theater, it’s likely that at least one film playing is connected to a common cinematic world. The most renowned example is undeniably the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it doesn’t end there; also included are DC superhero films, M. Night Shyamalan’s Unbreakable-Split-Glass series, Godzilla and the MonsterVerse, Kevin Smith’s View Askewniverse, Sony Spider-Man-related films like Morbius, and more.