By Brendan Fraser is now 57 years old. He was just 29 when he made The Mummy, the movie that catapulted him to leading man status before Hollywood cruelly ripped it away, a situation he then reversed with an Oscar win for The Whale. He then followed it up with Killers
Cumming Praises DOOMSDAY Experience
Alan Cumming has said that his experiences filming Avengers: Doomsday were very positive, and much more enjoyable than his time on X2, which he described as a “very, very wrong working environment”. Let me guess… Bryan Singer and legions of Filipino go-go boys being mysteriously hired as runners and assistants,
Trailer: Apple’s CAPE FEAR
Apple TV maintains a quality hit rate that other streaming platforms could only dream of. It feels like a more boutique provider, compared to the mass market churn of some of the others, or brand-led Disney+. Will it keep up that enviable quality rate with Cape Fear? The full trailer
Box-Office: “Prada” Rules, “Kombat” Soft Overseas
It was a fight, but ultimately 20th Century Studios’ “The Devil Wears Prada 2” managed to hold off competition from “Mortal Kombat II” at the box-office in a flawless victory. The fashionable sequel retained the crown domestically with $43 million – a drop of 44% from its debut – and
Normal movie review
Normal builds its story around a quiet Midwestern town that slowly turns into a pressure cooker when outside violence collides with local secrecy. Without leaning into spoilers, the film follows Ulysses, a man trying to live unnoticed in Normal, Minnesota, whose fragile calm is disrupted when a Tokyo-linked criminal thread
