Tag: David Harbour
REVIEW: A Working Man (2025)
The release of a new Jason Statham movie is always an event for me, so I’ve been looking forward to A Working Man since it was announced (under its superior first title, Levon’s Trade, the name of the Chuck Dixon novel on which it’s based). I love action movies, and Statham is easily my favor...
Read MoreAvengers: Doomsday Cast Announcement is Light on Stars, Heavy on Chairs
Marvel is ramping up the hype for its next big Avengers movie… or at least, it seems to think it is. Today, after weeks of rumblings and concept art and guesses about scheduling, Marvel released a video – a very, very long video – announcing the cast of Avengers: Doomsday. This should be exc...
Read MoreA Working Man Trailer is Pure Action Wish Fulfillment
Jason Statham is getting his Taken. The action star has a new movie on the way, and today, Amazon MGM Studios released a trailer for his next badass flick, A Working Man. Based on the novel Levon’s Trade by Chuck Dixon (the comic book writer who co-created Batman villain Bane at DC, had a celebr...
Read MoreStranger Things Season 5 Coming in 2025, Announces Episode Titles
November 6th is apparently Stranger Things Day at Netflix, that being the day that Will Byers canonically went missing in the show’s inaugural season. As a result, Netflix chose to reveal the episode count and titles for Stranger Things’ fifth and final season today. Likewise, they revealed that...
Read MoreThunderbolts* Trailer Reintroduces Us to Marvel’s Also-Rans, Poster Suggests Bad AI Artwork
Marvel’s next super team is ready to make its on-screen debut, and the studio wants to get people hyped… or at least let people know, in case they have nothing better to do on a Sunday afternoon next May. Thunderbolts*, the movie so important it comes with an asterisk, puts together a bunch of s...
Read MoreSDCC Brings Some News for Captain America: Brave New World and Thunderbolts*
As everyone expected, there was some Marvel news in Hall H at the San Diego Comic-Con tonight, and it ranged from “whatever” to abysmally bad and a sign that the “House of Ideas” has lost all creativity. Let’s start with the boring stuff nobody cares about. Captain America: Brave New World...
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