The popularity of Yellowstone is clear, leading to several spinoffs and demonstrating that traditional Western themes can still be incredibly successful. However, Yellowstone didn’t become a hit out of nowhere. Before Taylor Sheridan’s show captured the public’s attention, another series had already paved the way for this renewed interest in the genre.
The 1990s saw a boom in filmmaking, with fresh perspectives pushing the boundaries of the art form. While Hollywood remained influential, independent films gained popularity, and the growth of home video gave audiences more control over what they watched. This shift lessened the power of film critics to dictate what was considered good or bad.
Chapter 15 of JJK Modulo, called “The Forbidden Technique Unleashed,” really kicks off the fight between Yuka and Dabura, and it’s already an incredible showcase of magical abilities. Seeing Mahoraga’s Modulo in action for the first time, combined with the terrifying Cursed Technique Dabura reveals, makes this first chapter of the battle a huge win for Jujutsu Kaisen fans – though things aren’t looking so good for anyone living on Earth!
In Landman season 2, Landon Lofland plays Cooper Norris, the son of Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton). A disturbing relationship develops between Cooper and cartel leader Gallino (Andy Garcia), and Cooper remains largely unaware of just how involved Gallino is in criminal activity.
The episode ended with the Soprano family at a restaurant. Tony nervously scanned the room, worried someone might be there to kill him. Just as Meadow arrived and walked in, Tony looked up, and the screen suddenly went black, leaving his fate unknown.
Let’s talk about Tracy McLusky’s shocking death on the show. I was really struck by how brutally it played out, orchestrated by Merle Callahan’s thugs after Kyle rejected his offer. It was a tough scene, no doubt. But amidst all the darkness, there was a small ray of hope: little Mitch, Tracy and Kyle’s baby, actually survived. That little detail definitely offered some comfort, even as we were reeling from Tracy’s loss. It sets up a lot for the story going forward, and I’m curious to see how Kyle will cope with protecting his son now.
The 1990s offered a fantastic range of TV shows for kids, including cartoons, live-action series, and even spooky shows designed for younger audiences. Many of these shows remain enjoyable to watch even today, appealing to both kids and adults.
HBO consistently hires top-notch professionals and maintains high standards across all roles. They also craft shows that deeply connect viewers with the characters’ feelings. While many HBO series are praised for this, one true-story miniseries, in particular, hasn’t received as much attention as it deserves.
Finding the right actor to play Brainiac is now a top priority for the upcoming 2027 superhero movie. Reports suggest DC Studios has talked to several big names, including Matt Smith and Sam Rockwell, about the part. An announcement about who will play Brainiac could happen very soon, indicating that James Gunn and his team have narrowed down their choices.
This week’s episode features a scene the actress called a “dream come true,” which she initially shared with her Instagram followers. She posted a preview clip, but it was later changed to just a still image from the episode. The original clip showed a glimpse of the family in the future, where Maggie pleads with Homer and Marge, begging them not to let teenage Bart drive. She says, “Please! Don’t let Bart drive! It’s too scary! He drives so wiggly, and everybody honks at us and yells bad words and shows us fingers!”