By Here’s a weird story to get your head around. According to a study, movies are more likely to star someone named Chris or a talking animal than an older woman. It makes you wonder who conducts these studies. I’m guessing someone called Chris, or a talking animal. A study in
Favreau On Grogu Future Beyond “Mandalorian”
The final numbers are coming in, and the opening of “The Mandalorian and Grogu” is heading for what’s expected at the box-office – an $81 million three-day and a $100 million four-day Memorial Day holiday weekend haul. While that’s the softest start for a “Star Wars” title behind “Solo: A
“Strange New Worlds” Team On Puppets, Shatner
After two well-received seasons, the third season run of “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” slipped in quality – the episodic nature allowing for tonal variations from episode to episode seemed to be overembraced by the production team. That resulted in too many ‘gimmick’ episodes, quite a few of which seemed
Soldier Boy returns in Vought Rising
The twisted world of The Boys is heading back in time. Vought Rising has officially unveiled its first teaser, promising a bloody and darkly satirical dive into the origins of Vought and the early days of superheroes gone horribly wrong. Set in the 1950s, the upcoming Prime Video series brings
UK Study: Filmgoers Prefer Chrises To Women Over 60
A new study in the United Kingdom has examined the top films from the past three years at the local box office and found that audiences are choosing movies with lead actors named Chris rather than those led by a woman aged over 60. The study was conducted by the
