While Mr. Harrigan’s Phone, adapted from a Stephen King story, isn’t a standout film, it was likely overlooked upon its initial streaming release for a reason. However, it’s worth watching for fans of Donald Sutherland, as it showcases his talent and serves as a poignant reminder of his acting abilities.
Content creator Alanah Pearce is launching a new production company called Charred Pictures, as reported by Variety. The company will specialize in adapting video games into films and TV shows, with a key focus on involving the original game developers in the creative process. Charred Pictures already has several projects underway, including two films based on popular game franchises in early pre-production and an original film that has already been completed. Pearce aims to give game developers more creative control and input when their games are adapted for the screen.
Many fans consider Invincible to be one of the best superhero TV shows available. Based on a comic book series by Robert Kirkman, it’s currently the most popular show on Prime Video, according to Flixpatrol. Early reviews of season 4 suggest it’s the most heartfelt and impactful season so far.
Netflix recently added a bunch of movies, including some brand new Originals. This week’s selection is a little different – it features films Netflix has licensed rather than produced themselves. But that doesn’t make it any less interesting! There’s a great variety, with options like a mind-bending thriller, a laugh-out-loud comedy, and a large-scale science fiction adventure to choose from.
Set during Prohibition, the film Lawless stars Tom Hardy as Forrest Bondurant, a tough moonshiner. The Bondurant brothers usually manage to stay ahead of the law with bribes, but things get dangerous when a ruthless new lawman, Charley Rakes (played by Guy Pearce), arrives. Jason Clarke plays the oldest brother, Howard, and Shia LaBeouf portrays the youngest, Jack. This is a violent and suspenseful crime story full of betrayal and plotting.
Here is all you need to know about the possibility of extra episodes for Season 3.
Fans of the Marvel Cinematic Universe were thrilled when a character’s name came up in the first episode of Daredevil: Born Again. Many believed this signaled a significant role for the character and a possible appearance in the show. However, recent news about her involvement may disappoint viewers.
While Reacher has been a huge success, Lioness is proving to be a strong competitor. Created by Taylor Sheridan, this military drama has consistently improved, with many considering its second season to be one of the best on television. Though it doesn’t always get the attention it deserves, Lioness is gaining a dedicated following. Fans will be thrilled to hear that Season 3 has finished filming and is expected to arrive later this year, promising a compelling battle for viewers with Reacher.
With the immediate threat of the cyberattack at PTMC over and things calming down, deeper issues are beginning to surface. The hospital staff is struggling with a widespread mental health crisis, evident in everything from Robby’s troubled behavior and hints of hopelessness to the conflicts between Santos and Langdon. There’s one person who could really help address these problems, but they’re currently missing.
The second season of Marvel’s Daredevil: Born Again is now streaming on Disney+. Led by showrunner Dario Scardapane, the series picks up where the original Netflix Daredevil series left off, with Charlie Cox returning as Matt Murdock/Daredevil and Vincent D’Onofrio as Wilson Fisk/Kingpin.