2021 saw me placing an order for a unique artwork from MSCHF, known as the “Famous Mouse” hailing from a renowned Animation Company. At just $100 USD, I got my hands on one of 1,000 redeemable tokens. However, there was a twist – the artwork couldn’t be physically produced until 2024, keeping it purely conceptual. Now, finally, we get to see it in the flesh!
Neon has acquired the rights for North America for Chloe Okuno’s horror film titled “Brides,” scheduled to begin filming in March 2025, with Maika Monroe as its lead actress.
Recently, an NBA team, the Charlotte Hornets, issued an apology for an action that, in a twisted sense, mirrored a beloved Christmas film. Unfortunately, this was executed poorly. The team acknowledged their mistake to fans who discovered that staff members had acted like the Grinch and reclaimed gifts given by children. Unsurprisingly, this incident has sparked quite the tale as the basketball organization prepares for its upcoming season in 2025.
In discussing standout war movies, numerous well-known titles spring to mind, such as “Saving Private Ryan” or “Dunkirk”, among others that immerse you in the heat of battle. Yet, the upcoming 2024 release, “The Six Triple Eight“, offers a unique war narrative often untold. I was intrigued to learn more about director Tyler Perry’s decision to bring this film to life, and he kindly provided some insights into what he hopes audiences will take away from his gripping WWII production.
If you haven’t recalled the cringeworthy initial trailer release of the first “Sonic the Hedgehog” movie, that’s great; it was definitely an uncomfortable spectacle. Now, with two successful films under its belt, “Sonic the Hedgehog 3” is hitting cinemas, but the beloved series almost became a failure due to the initial design of its main character. In a recent interview, Jeff Fowler, the franchise director, looks back on the controversy that unfolded five years ago.