Angelo Delos Trinos

1 day ago | cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos

In the early 2000s, Ashton Kutcher was one of the biggest new names in film and TV. Not only was he the star of hit series like Punk'd and That '70s Show, but he also cut his teeth in major motion pictures like Dude, Where's My Car? and The Butterfly Effect. In hindsight, it's no wonder that Kutcher was cast as one of the young leads in the 2001 Western, Texas Rangers. Texas Rangers was made to reintroduce the classic Western to young audiences.

3 days ago | cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos

The following contains spoilers for Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX Episode 9, The Rose of Sharon, now streaming on Prime Video. Proceed with caution. Ever since war broke out on Side 6 a few episodes ago, Mobile Suit Gundam GQuuuuuuX has been on an adrenaline-fueled roll. When mobile suits weren't fighting and wreaking havoc wherever they went, previously disparate characters crossed paths and let the inevitable sparks fly.

4 days ago | cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos

Due to how fickle audiences are and how fast fads die out, the film industry has to constantly reinvent itself. Filmmakers and theater owners do this by chasing the latest trends in popular entertainment, or by spicing up the experience of going to the cinema. One of the most famous and longest-lasting examples of the latter is the 3D film, which is actually a lot older than most moviegoers realize. This, however, doesn't mean that moviegoers actually like 3D films.

6 days ago | cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos

If there's one scene from Better Call Saul that pretty much everyone knows, it's Chuck McGill's breakdown during his bar association hearing. Even those who aren't familiar with Saul Goodman's origin series and the prequel/interquel/epilogue to Breaking Bad know this famous scene. Chuck's unbroken rant has since become a beloved meme, and one of the most quoted moments in Breaking Bad's history. However, there's just one thing about Chuck's speech that bugs even Better Call Saul's biggest fans.

6 days ago | cbr.com | Angelo Delos Trinos

Now that the Mission Impossible films have come to their epic conclusion with Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning, fans are obviously curious and excited about what franchise star Tom Cruise will do next. Cruise and writer/director Christopher McQuarrie haven't confirmed or denied anything just yet, but they floated the idea of reviving one of Cruise's oldest yet most enduring roles. Specifically, the duo has plans for a Les Grossman spin-off film.