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I remember when “Law Abiding Citizen” came out back in 2009! Gerard Butler played Clyde Shelton, a guy out for revenge after a terrible tragedy – his wife and daughter were murdered. It’s a pretty intense, R-rated action movie, and audiences really went for it. Despite costing around $53 million to make, it actually earned over $127 million at the box office. Critics weren’t impressed – it only has a 26% score on Rotten Tomatoes – but regular moviegoers clearly loved it, giving it a 75% rating on their ‘Popcornmeter’. It’s one of those films that audiences enjoyed even if the critics didn’t!

As reported by Variety, Erin Kellyman, known for her role in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, will star as Roberta in Southern Bastards. Roberta is a strong and determined military veteran who goes back to her hometown in Alabama to find her long-lost father.

Jessica Henwick, known for her role as Colleen Wing in Netflix’s Marvel series, reacted to a post by Charlie Cox with joyful and affectionate emojis. This led fans to wonder if she might join the upcoming third season of Daredevil: Born Again. The speculation increased when Cox responded to Henwick’s comment with the eyes emoji, hinting at a possible reunion.

Following the successful eight-season run of the original series, the world of Game of Thrones continues to grow with two prequel shows: House of the Dragon, which will return for a third season, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, currently in production for its second season. But that’s not all – more stories set in Westeros are on the way. Warner Bros. recently confirmed plans for another new series, revealed at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, titled Game of Thrones: Aegon’s Conquest.

Following the controversial ending to the original series, George R.R. Martin’s fantasy world continues to expand with new stories set in Westeros and beyond. Shows like House of the Dragon and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms have already broadened the universe, and now a movie is set to bring the franchise to the big screen.

The movie The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy came out in the US on April 29, 2005. It was directed by Garth Jennings and written with help from Karey Kirkpatrick and Douglas Adams, who originally created the series. The story began as a radio comedy in 1979 before becoming popular as books and comics. Today, you can watch it online, but despite its popularity, a second movie has never been made.

Ayelet Zurer was surprised by the decision, as she told Variety at the show’s premiere. She explained that each member of the team personally called her to explain the reasoning behind it, and many were visibly upset. However, she ultimately understood it was crucial for the storyline, specifically to dramatically escalate the character of Kingpin, played by Vincent.

The CW was great at providing fun, escapist television – the kind of shows you could just relax and enjoy without taking too seriously. It’s time the network made a return, and here are 10 shows that demonstrate why it still has something to offer.

Episode 5 of Daredevil: Born Again season 2 is full of tension. Vanessa is in critical condition in the hospital, and Fisk is anxiously waiting for news. At the same time, Daredevil is pursuing Bullseye, and the loyalties of Fisk’s associates are strained. This action-packed episode significantly raises the stakes as the season heads towards its conclusion.

The movie Spider-Man: No Way Home ends with Peter Parker making a heartbreaking choice: he asks everyone to forget his identity as Peter Parker, though they still remember Spider-Man. This means losing connections with important people like his girlfriend, MJ, and his best friend, Ned. After already experiencing the loss of Aunt May in No Way Home and Tony Stark in Avengers: Endgame, Peter is now completely isolated, as no one recognizes him. The trailer for Brand New Day shows that he continues to struggle with this loneliness.