The physique required for a superhero or action hero is nothing to underestimate. Throughout the years, we’ve been privy to numerous tales and specifics about the dietary habits and exercise routines of individuals such as Chris Hemsworth and Dwayne Johnson. Now, Lewis Pullman shares his experiences in getting fit for Marvel’s upcoming release on the 2025 movie schedule, Thunderbolts*. Despite leaving him feeling less than great, he also discussed how he indulged himself post-filming.
Kyrah Owens and Isaac Sarr part ways from Shadow Force, leading to a temporary split despite their shared son, Ky (Jahleel Kamara). Their on-screen reunion doesn’t signify they are clear of the agents pursuing them or the animosities that have built up between them due to their past separation. The action-packed thriller features Mark Strong as Jack Cinder, Da’Vine Joy Randolph as Auntie, Method Man as Unc, Ed Quinn as Parker, Marvin Jones III (also known as Krondon) as Cysgod, and many more talented stars.
The three upcoming animated shows, namely Krapopolis and Universal Basic Guys, along with the unspecified third one, will continue airing until the 2025-26 season. For Krapopolis and Universal Basic Guys, this extension even goes beyond that period. These new additions are produced by Bento Box Entertainment, a subsidiary of Fox, and they join the established four series – Bob’s Burgers, Family Guy, The Simpsons, and American Dad – which were all recently renewed for an impressive four seasons in April. Notably, American Dad is making its comeback to Fox, where its initial nine seasons initially aired, following over a decade on TBS.
The movie concluded with Sonic and Shadow engaging in their epic showdown, during which they each harnessed the energy of the chaos emeralds and clashed across various global locales, eventually colliding into a moon destined for destruction. In the aftermath, they came to understand their shared traits and resolved their conflicts, pushing their superhuman abilities to the limit to thwart Dr. Gerald Robotnik. This climactic scene was undeniably spectacular and reminiscent of the video games, yet it presents a challenge for Sonic 4 moving forward.
It’s unfortunate when movies that hint at sequels but never deliver one turn out to be excellent, and Flash Gordon is one of the select few that fall into this category. The narrative presents Flash Gordon as an ordinary football star who finds himself embroiled in a conflict against the tyrannical Emperor Ming, who wreaks havoc on Earth merely because he’s restless. It falls upon Flash, travel agent and romantic interest Dale Arden, and scientist Dr. Hans Zarkov to thwart Emperor Ming’s sinister schemes using whatever means necessary. The film initially met with mixed reviews when it was released in 1980, but has since garnered a dedicated fanbase over the years.