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Spoilers ahead for the SEAL Team series finale, “The Last Word.” Read at your own risk!

After the summer’s blockbuster success of “It Ends With Us” by Colleen Hoover, her books are in high demand for film adaptations. Universal Pictures has acquired the rights and release dates for one of her titles, “Reminders of Him.” “It Ends with Us” turned out to be a shocking box office hit in 2024, earning $148 million domestically and $344 million globally. As a New York Times Best Seller, Hoover’s novels are catching the eye of Hollywood as they search for the next successful mid-budget drama aimed at adults.

Without a doubt, two of the most iconic action heroes and unforgettable leading men in Hollywood are Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger. These esteemed actors have been mainstays on the big screen for many decades. They first gained prominence in the ’70s; Stallone became a common name in households when he played Rocky Balboa in the Academy Award-winning sports drama “Rocky,” and Schwarzenegger was the focal point of the critically acclaimed docudrama “Pumping Iron.

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Discussing a classic for its outstanding music, captivating visuals, and being a follow-up to one of the greatest sci-fi movies ever made, Tron: Legacy, was launched in 2010 with an aim to introduce fresh viewers to the Grid. Although it received mixed reception initially, over time it built a dedicated fanbase. For years, there were whispers of a third installment, and now that dream is becoming reality as Tron: Ares. As we approach its premiere, Garret Hedlund, who starred in the original sequel, is sharing his thoughts on the first follow-up and his feelings about the upcoming movie.