Oscar Snub: The Powerful Performance In Never Rarely Sometimes Always

The awards celebrated a diverse range of films, from serious dramas like Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom to thrillers such as Promising Young Woman, and even comedies like Borat Subsequent Moviefilm. However, the smaller independent film Never Rarely Sometimes Always was equally impressive but didn’t receive the recognition it deserved at the Oscars.

Say Hello To The New Solo Leveling: Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint

Inspired by the popular web novels, Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint tells the story of Dokja Kim, an average office worker who suddenly finds himself inside the world of the apocalyptic novel he loves. Fortunately, he remembers everything that happens in the story! If you enjoyed the detailed world of Solo Leveling, Omniscient Reader’s Viewpoint offers a similar experience.

Kristen Bell to Voice Amy Rose in Sonic the Hedgehog 4

Kristen Bell is the latest star to join the voice cast of the Sonic the Hedgehog movies. She’ll be working alongside Ben Schwartz, who voices Sonic, and Idris Elba, who plays Knuckles. Keanu Reeves will also appear as the new character Shadow the Hedgehog in the third film. Jeff Fowler is directing again.

The Best Movies on Netflix to Watch Right Now

Because Netflix is now making its own shows and movies, and other streaming services are keeping their best titles to themselves, many classic films have been removed from Netflix. However, there’s still a great selection available, including beloved classics, Oscar-winning films, and popular blockbusters.

Gerard Butler Departed Canceled ‘Plane’ Sequel Weeks Before Filming

Mike Colter, who appeared in Plane with Gerard Butler, recently told The Direct that a planned sequel has been cancelled. He explained that Butler decided he didn’t want to reprise his role, even though the movie was just weeks away from starting production. This decision led to the project being shut down two weeks before filming was scheduled to begin.

How Kevin James’ Underdog 9-Part Sitcom Changed One Of Its Stars’ Lives: “Felt Very, Very Surreal”

Created by Michael J. Weithorn and David Litt, The King of Queens was a funny sitcom about a somewhat chaotic family. It starred James as Doug, a delivery driver, and Leah Remini as his wife, Carrie, a legal secretary. They navigated everyday life, including dealing with Carrie’s father, Arthur, who lived with them, and helping their friends. The show, which also featured Patton Oswalt, Gary Valentine, and Nicole Sullivan, aired for nine seasons on CBS.