-
National Treasure 3 Officially in Development at Disney With Approved Script
Director Jon Turteltaub has publicly confirmed that a third National Treasure film is now in active development at Disney, with a completed script that has received his approval. The announcement was made during a live t
-
Immigration ruling, De Zerbi’s Spurs fury and National Treasure 3 confirmed
A judge brands the US immigrant-visa suspension “Orwellian” as the USPS tightens postal-vote rules; Roberto De Zerbi slams Tottenham after their 3-0 defeat at Brentford, while Jon Turteltaub confirms National Treasure 3 is finally happening.
-
Aussie tourist is filmed having sex with a woman outside a house in Bali as shocked homeowner is forced to flee back inside after catching the pair
Australian police have launched a manhunt for an Australian tourist filmed having sex with a woman outside a house in Bali, after a horrified homeowner disturbed the pair and fled back indoors. The incident, which lasted around 15 minutes, was caught on CCTV in Tibubeneng village, North Kuta, and has prompted concern from local authorities…
-
Sussexes’ UK return signals royal reconciliation as family rifts persist
Prince Harry and Meghan have announced plans to relocate back to the United Kingdom with their children Archie and Lilibet, marking a significant shift after years abroad. The move appears to have been facilitated by ges
-
Queen Camilla – a fixed smile in place – offered tea to Prince Harry despite his public denunciation of her as ‘evil’: It appears to have calmed the Sussexes’ fears about returning to the UK, writes TOM BOWER
Columnist Tom Bower writes that Queen Camilla greeted Prince Harry with tea and a fixed smile during a recent visit to Highgrove, despite Harry having previously branded her “evil” in public comments. The gesture appears to have gone some way towards easing the Sussexes’ anxieties about relocating back to the UK, a move announced this…
-
‘National Treasure 3’ Is “Finally Real” and “We Have a Script,” Director Says
Director Jon Turteltaub has confirmed that a third National Treasure film is officially in development, telling a live taping of the National Treasure Hunt podcast in Philadelphia that “it’s happening” and that a script he likes now exists, with Disney signalling it is prepared to move forward. This ends years of speculation about a follow-up…
-
You Can Binge These 8 Great K-Drama Masterpieces in 1 Day
This Collider listicle recommends eight South Korean television dramas short and fast-paced enough to be watched in a single day, reflecting a broader shift in the K-drama industry towards streaming-style series with fewer, shorter episodes rather than the traditional 16-to-20-episode format with 70-to-90-minute runtimes. The piece is aimed at fans considering an intensive binge-watching session…
-
HBO Max Officially Drops the 73-Year-Old Thriller That Inspired One of Quentin Tarantino’s Favorite Movies
HBO Max has begun streaming Henri-Georges Clouzot’s 1953 thriller “The Wages of Fear” in the United States, giving audiences the chance to revisit the classic that inspired William Friedkin’s 1977 film “Sorcerer”. While Friedkin remains best known for “The Exorcist” and “The French Connection”, he considered “Sorcerer” his favourite of his own films, and Quentin…
-
George Lucas’ “Favorite Movie of All Time” Is Officially Leaving HBO Max
The Japanese classic Seven Samurai, cited by George Lucas as his favourite film of all time and a key inspiration for the original Star Wars, is set to leave HBO Max in the United States. Akira Kurosawa’s 1954 epic follows a group of samurai who band together to defend a village from bandits, and its…
-
‘Spa Weekend’ Review: Leslie Mann and Isla Fisher Go Underserved in a Lukewarm Bath of a Comedy
The Hollywood Reporter has published a lukewarm review of “Spa Weekend,” a new R-rated comedy from writer-directors Jon Lucas and Scott Moore, criticising it for wasting a talented cast on tepid material. Critic Angie Han argues the film aims for the “hijinks plus heartfelt emotion plus beloved cast” formula that made films like Bridesmaids and…