So, here we are again. Jasmy Coin is on a downward spiral, and the crypto fear and greed index is sitting at a cozy 35. You know what that means? Market uncertainty! It’s like a bad episode of a sitcom where everyone’s just waiting for the punchline that never comes. 😒 JasmyCoin (JASMY) has taken … Read more
Ah, Bitcoin, that elusive digital chimera, stands on the precipice of a breakout, teetering on the edge of its current consolidation range, as the specter of CPI data looms ominously overhead. 🧐 The crypto market, a veritable circus of speculation, is holding its breath for the grand unveiling of the January consumer price index by … Read more
Out in the sun-baked fields of DeFi, where the wind whispers of fortunes made and lost, a tale unfolds like a dusty, dog-eared Western. Polter Finance, a scrappy outfit with ambitions bigger than the Mojave Desert, had been caught in a whirlwind of misfortune. A slick-talking bandit, riding the waves of a flash loan, had … Read more
Initially, when reviews began to surface, the film “Love Hurts” was met with a dismal reception on the review aggregator site, earning a disappointing 19% rating accompanied by a harsh mark. Contrastingly, viewers have rated the action film a more respectable 64% on Popcornmeter, indicating that “Love Hurts” is more divisive than predicted. Critics such as Robert Daniels from RogerEbert.com and Wendy Ide from The Observer were particularly harsh in their assessments. Daniels gave the film a score of 1/4, stating that it “stumbles, then crashes into a wall labeled an unmitigated disaster.” Eusebio’s shaky fight scenes lacked impact, and the film’s displeasing tone drained even the most ardent viewers. Ide, on the other hand, gave a score of 1/5 and described the movie as “Incomprehensible, awkwardly choreographed” and declared it “one of the worst films of the year so far.
In the action-packed thriller titled “Fight or Flight,” directed by James Madigan (known for “Runaways”), we find ourselves pitted alongside our protagonist, Josh Hartnett, as he confronts a host of familiar faces in an intriguing reinterpretation of Brad Pitt’s 2022 action hit “Bullet Train.” The ensemble cast includes Charithra Chandran (from “Bridgerton”) as the enigmatic figure that Hartnett’s assassin must shield, while Julian Kostov (“Shadow and Bone”), Katee Sackhoff (“Battlestar Galactica”), and Marko Zaror (“John Wick: Chapter 4”) take on the roles of the ruthless killers who aim to intensify the challenge for Hartnett’s determined mercenary. The fresh trailer is now available, along with the official synopsis for “Fight or Flight” provided below.