Presently, Gilliam is working on a film that was initially called “The Carnival at the End of Days,” but now seems to simply go by “Carnival.” Notably, Gilliam collaborated with Terry Jones to co-direct the 1975 movie “Monty Python and the Holy Grail.” Additionally, he has directed films like “Time Bandits” (1981) and “12 Monkeys” (1995), among others.
On February 24, 2025, the final question in the “Jeopardy” game falls under the category “American Authors.” The clue reads: Who is the author of the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird,” set in the Depression-era Deep South?
In a recent chat with Stuff, Cameron mentioned that he’d shown Fire and Ash to a small group of individuals. These viewers, eagerly awaiting the third installment of the Avatar series, only offered glowing praise for this upcoming film.
As a gaming enthusiast, I’m thrilled to be part of the action as NOAH and Barbour unveil their newest joint project! In this fresh iteration, they’ve breathed new life into timeless designs with a splash of vivid, springtime colors – a perfect blend of classic and contemporary style that’s tailor-made for me.
In the Netflix’s Daredevil series, Bernthal portrayed the character of Frank Castle/Punisher. Subsequently, he starred as the lead in The Punisher, a Marvel Netflix show that ran for two seasons. Now, Bernthal is set to reprise his role in Daredevil: Born Again, produced by Marvel Television.
At present, we only have information about Worthington in relation to this upcoming series, as the identities of most other cast members remain unconfirmed. However, Worthington will assume the lead role portraying a father who is serving a life sentence for the murder of his son, despite his firm belief that the boy is actually still alive.
George Romero waited eight years after “The Dark Half” to make his next film, which was later released directly on video. This is somewhat disappointing, but the movie itself isn’t particularly great. It has an intriguing concept and visual elements at its core, but the narrative lacks structure and focus, squandering opportunities that would have made it more effective. The film seems to have lost direction early in production, as if Romero didn’t shoot enough footage or, by the time he reached the editing room, was simply trimming the movie to its absolute minimum length to secure any release at all. It does have some impactful scenes and its fractured themes are somewhat intriguing, so it’s not a complete waste of time. At least there’s something there.
Three new animated projects – titled “My Adventures with Green Lantern”, “DC Super Powers”, and “Starfire” – are being developed by James Gunn and Peter Safran as part of the ongoing expansion of DC Studios and DCU’s portfolio.
The summary states: “A family settles into a suburban home and comes to believe they’re not living alone.” Before the family even moves in, there seems to be an unseen presence. It observes their most private, awkward moments. It swiftly explores the house beyond human speed, hinting at supernatural abilities. It appears particularly interested in Chloe, the teenager who doesn’t enjoy the same affection from her mother or brother. The presence seems intent on obtaining something, even obsessively so. Over time, it begins to understand how it might achieve its objective.
A British-Egyptian team, under the guidance of Piers Litherland, unearthed their first discovery a few kilometers west of Egypt’s Valley of the Kings, nestled within the Theban mountains of Luxor. Initially, it was assumed that this tomb belonged to Queen Hatshepsut, a renowned female pharaoh known for her greatness and success. However, upon closer examination, the painted blue ceiling adorned with yellow stars indicated that it actually belonged to a king, and an alabaster vessel bearing his name as the “deceased” further confirmed this revelation.