It’s common knowledge that Mass Effect 3 concluded with three different endings. However, since BioWare needs to establish one definitive conclusion for a fresh storyline, many fans speculate that the ‘Destroy’ ending might be the best choice because it causes the least amount of galactic destruction.
I’ve been eagerly anticipating P.D. introducing Toya Turner as the latest series regular, and her performance in the winter premiere brought to mind how she previously described her debut episode. She demonstrated back in Season 12 why Cook would be a valuable asset to the team; the episode “Friends and Family” provided more insight into her background, and I’m excited for further developments.
Indeed, they carried out their action, but unfortunately, it didn’t turn out well. Over time, I’ve come to dislike it even more, and here are three compelling reasons why that installation became increasingly frustrating when looking back.
Yes, indeed, the holiday action film featuring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans carried an astronomical production cost of approximately $250 million. This figure is equivalent to the combined budget for 16 narrative feature films produced by A24 in 2024, excluding their eight low-cost documentaries with a total budget under $10 million. The movies in question are: “Civil War”, “Queer”, “Love Lies Bleeding”, “Babygirl”, “We Live in Time”, “Y2K”, “MaXXXine”, “I Saw the TV Glow”, “Heretic”, “The Brutalist”, “Sing Sing”, “The Front Room”, “Problemista”, “Tuesday”, “Janet Planet”, and “A Different Man”.
In recent times, Statham has reigned supreme in the realm of streaming. From classic Guy Ritchie films to his roles in the Expendables and Fast & Furious series, it seems there’s always a new movie of his making a strong showing on streaming service charts as one of the most-watched movies each week. The Beekeeper has been consistently fluctuating within Amazon Prime Video’s chart since its release last spring, which is a promising sign for his upcoming film, A Working Man.