By The comeback story of Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan continues, the former “The Goonies” and “Indiana Jones” star building on his Oscar-winning “Everything Everywhere All at Once” role success into several other notable gigs. He’s had several recent gigs, from supporting roles in the second season of Loki and the
McKay Still Slamming “Don’t Look Up” Critics
Just over three years ago, Adam McKay’s climate change-themed disaster comedy “Don’t Look Up” came out. Although it received decidedly mixed critical reviews at the time, it did something Netflix rarely does: generate cultural conversation. The polarising film was praised by some for its smart satire; others criticised it as
Director Talks Bringing Red Hulk To Life
According to the release calendar, Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Brave New World will be the first real blockbuster of 2025. The film opens in mid-February, and tickets are now on sale. However, no word yet on how those sales are going. They should be pretty good, as reports have suggested
Analysts ‘Hope’ That “GTA 6” Will Cost $100
Matthew Ball of Epyllion has released his annual State of Video Gaming (via The Direct) report and claims that a higher price tag for “Grand Theft Auto VI,” as high as $100, could mark a shift for the industry. Talking about how the gaming industry could change in the new
Krumholtz On Playing Zor-El In “Supergirl”
The other day, it was announced that “Oppenheimer” and “Numbers” actor David Krumholtz has joined the cast of the DC Studios title “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” at DC Studios and Warner Bros. Pictures. He and Emily Beecham (“Into the Badlands”) were set to play the parents of Milly Alcock’s Supergirl
