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Leonardo DiCaprio has appeared in movies directed by renowned filmmakers like Steven Spielberg, Quentin Tarantino, Baz Luhrmann, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, Ridley Scott, and many more. Notably, he collaborated with Christopher Nolan on the 2010 release of Inception, a film that remains one of Nolan’s masterpieces. Interestingly, although DiCaprio is selective about his projects, it seems that the actor isn’t particularly fond of the genre in which Inception falls.

If Johnny Depp reappears in the series, it means that any subsequent film must serve as a sequel to the initial five movies, sharing the same storyline continuity with them. To keep audiences engaged, the movie should develop an intriguing narrative that pays homage to the original trilogy. Reviving the Pirates franchise’s most formidable antagonist could be an effective method for achieving this goal.

Jurassic World: Reborn – the newest addition to the Jurassic Saga – has arrived, and it presents viewers with a fresh group of characters. True to form, these new leads find themselves in potentially dangerous dinosaur-related predicaments. Towards the end of the movie, there appears to be the death of one character; however, in an unexpected turn of events, this plot point receives a hopeful resolution. Mahershala Ali recently shared his thoughts on the matter with TopMob.

The character Jackie from “That ’70s Show” significantly shaped the series, as her ability to convey disapproval through simple changes in tone and body language was remarkable. Donna often sought Jackie’s advice on love matters, despite it sometimes being outdated or misguided. Over the course of the show, Jackie dated not only Michael but also Hyde and Fez, adding an intriguing layer to her character. Despite having potential to be irritating, Mila Kunis brought a charm and humor to the role that made Jackie endearing. It’s astonishing to consider that Kunis wasn’t legally old enough for the part when she was cast as Jackie Burkhart. In actuality, Kunis, who was just fourteen at the time of casting, lied about her age to the creators, Mark Brazill and Bonnie and Terry Turner, claiming she was eighteen, thus altering TV history forever.

Although this approach made it challenging at times to discern the correct sequence of events, as some films were sequels, prequels, or fell somewhere in between. However, now with Disney+ streaming service, it’s simpler than ever before to follow along and watch the first five phases of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies and shows in chronological order.