Ridley Scott Explains How Harrison Ford Movie ‘Blade Runner’ Became a Cult Classic 10 Years After Its Release

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During a recent conversation for The Hollywood Reporter, Scott shared an old memory about a critical review of Blade Runner written by Pauline Kael from The New Yorker. To him, this negative critique felt like “industrial espionage.” Interestingly, it wasn’t until a decade later, thanks to some unexpected events in Hollywood, that the film started receiving the recognition it deserved, which Scott humorously referred to as “the madness of Hollywood.

One of the Worst James Bond Films Released 40 Years Ago

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After the 1981 film “For Your Eyes Only,” Moore showed a wish to quit playing Bond. In fact, the production company, Eon, even considered James Brolin to replace Moore in the 1983 film “Octopussy.” However, only when “Octopussy” proved successful did Moore agree to return, this time for his seventh and last performance as Bond in the 1985 film “A View to a Kill.

ANIME coin unveils tokenomics framework for community ownership

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Exploring the allocation and unlocking strategy of ANIME token for a community-owned anime future. In simple terms, the innovative digital currency called ANIME Token will debut on both Ethereum and Arbitrum platforms. This coin is specifically designed for the anime world, emphasizing collaborative projects within the community and fostering growth in its ecosystem. The ANIME … Read more

Two of HBO’s Biggest 2024 Shows Share Striking Thematic Similarities

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In the wrecked Gotham City belonging to The Penguin, and Dune’s distant imperial society, stories abound: tales told by characters about their lives, and narratives spun by others about them. In many aspects, these stories have surpassed the significance of truth, and whoever masters the tale has the ability to rewrite their fate. It’s a common saying that history is penned by the victors, and both of these series delve into this concept in unique manners.