The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Failed Bowser In A Disappointing Way

Dedicated Nintendo fans haven’t let the negative reviews of The Super Mario Bros. Movie stop them from enjoying it. They’re excited to see so many familiar characters and elements from the games brought to life on the big screen. A particular highlight is Jack Black’s performance as Bowser, who’s still a standout character, even though he has less screen time and appears smaller for part of the movie.

Emilia Clarke Returns to Horror for Most Terrifying Role

Bleecker Street has acquired the rights to release Clarke’s film, When Darkness Loves Us, in theaters around 2027, though a specific date hasn’t been announced. The movie, based on Elizabeth Engstrom’s novella of the same name, features Clarke as a woman who emerges after 15 years trapped in caves, determined to reunite with her family, even if it means facing terrible consequences.

The First Trailer For Olivia Wilde’s ‘The Invite’ Released

Olivia Wilde directs and stars in “The Invite” with Seth Rogen, Penélope Cruz, and Edward Norton. The film, written by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack, centers on a couple, Angela (Wilde) and Joe (Rogen), who are struggling in their relationship. They invite their vibrant neighbors, Pína (Cruz) and Hawk (Norton), over for dinner, and the night takes a turn when the neighbors extend an invitation that could either save or destroy Angela and Joe’s relationship. You can watch the trailer below.

‘Ozark’ Is the Only True ‘Breaking Bad’ Successor

Though Better Call Saul was a strong follow-up to Breaking Bad, many fans feel the earlier seasons, which centered around legal cases, weren’t quite as captivating as the later ones. Currently, only one show truly delivers the same kind of intense experience for Breaking Bad enthusiasts. That show is Ozark, released on Netflix nine years ago. It provides similar thrills and features a protagonist who is arguably more relatable than Walter White. So, what’s the show about?

Sitcoms From the 2000s Nobody Remembers

The 2000s gave us some truly memorable sitcoms, like The Big Bang Theory and The Office. But, like any decade, not every comedy from that era – a time of rapid technological change and early 2000s worries – became a lasting hit. There are actually quite a few funny shows from the 2000s that people have forgotten, and many of them are worth revisiting.