There’s also another factor that may make “X-Files” reboot hard: Conspiracy theories are now the norm thanks to social media.
Oscars: Irish Actors Dominate Hollywood–Barry Keoghan, Andrew Scott, Kerry Condon, Paul Mescal
Last month, Cillian Murphy became the first Irish-born actor to win the Best Actor Oscar for Oppenheimer.
Roses, The: Jay Roach Reimagining of 1989 Hit “War of the Roses” (Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner), Now Starring Oscar Winner Olivia Colman and Oscar Nominee Benedict Cumberbatch
Olivia Colman to Star in Jay Roach’s ‘War of the Roses’ Reimagining for Searchlight
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire–Picture Roars to $80M Box Office Opening, $194M Globally
That’s well ahead of expectations and is another major victory for Warner Bros. and Legendary after Dune: Part II, which cleared the $600 million mark globally over Easter weekend.
Godfather, The (1972): Coppola’s Artistic Achievement, Morally Ambiguous Epic, Starring Marlon Brando and Al Pacino
The phenomenal critical and commercial success of “Bonnie and Clyde” in 1967 revived Hollywood (and the American public’s) interest in the crime-gangster-film. More crime films were Oscar-nominated in the l970s than in any previous decade, and three won Best Picture: the action-thriller “The French Connection,” in 1971, and the two Francis Ford Coppola crime sagas, “The Godfather” in 1972, and “The Godfather, Part Two,” in 1974. In 1990, the third and last segment, “The Godfather, Part Three,” also secured Best Picture nomination







