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Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson recently appeared on The Hollywood Reporter‘s Awards Chatter podcast, recorded at Chapman University. He discussed lessons learned from his wrestling career, his move into acting, and projects like Jumanji and Black Adam. When asked about his role in the DC Extended Universe and if his wrestling background impacted his portrayal of the DC antihero Black Adam (Teth-Adam), Johnson shared some thoughts on how those experiences connected.

Director: Dan Trachtenberg

Marvel Entertainment released an 8-minute, 33-second video on YouTube called “Villains of the MCU | Compilation.” The video highlights six of the most memorable villains from the first five phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, showcasing a key scene for each one to give fans a look back at their best moments.

Ever since Avengers: Endgame became a huge critical and commercial success, people have been wondering how Marvel Studios could possibly surpass it. Questions arose about whether they’d bring back Thanos, and if not, who the next big villain might be. With the original Avengers team largely finished, fans also wondered which heroes would lead the next major storyline.

For the first time ever, the film The Whole Bloody Affair will be shown in theaters, after being unavailable for years. Lionsgate will release the movie on December 5th in theaters across North America. They’re also planning special screenings using classic 35mm and 70mm film formats. As a bonus, this release includes a brand new, 7-minute animated scene. You can watch the trailer below.

Weekends are often for going to the movies, but if you’d rather stay home, you can easily enjoy a film with popcorn and cozy up on the couch in your pajamas.

This limited series isn’t a typical whodunit. While it starts with the disappearance of Milo, the story quickly becomes more about the complicated and often unsettling relationships between the characters. Uncovering who took Milo and why feels less important than watching how everyone interacts and accuses each other – and you’ll be hooked until the very end.

Currently, the series Pluribus has a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 28 critic reviews. Reviewers are calling it an instant classic, and saying it lives up to the hype surrounding its creators and actors. Collider described it as a “sci-fi masterpiece” that’s both unsettling, funny, and emotionally impactful, while consistently surprising viewers. Consequence believes it’s the best artistic work to come out of the COVID-19 pandemic, because it approaches those difficult themes in a unique way, and explores the lasting emotional effects of that time.

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As a huge fan of Sons of Anarchy, I’ve always been captivated by the rollercoaster the club went on over those seven seasons – the fights with rivals, and honestly, the drama within the club itself. Jax definitely went through a lot, and the show didn’t shy away from tragedy, often taking things to really dark places. But looking back, one particular tragedy really highlighted how crucial a different SAMCRO member was to the story, making me realize Jax wasn’t actually the heart of the show.