Starring alongside Odenkirk in the crime thriller are Henry Winkler and Lena Headey. Ben Wheatley (Kill List; Meg 2: The Trench) directs, while Odenkirk, Kolstad, and Marc Provissiero produce. The film’s official synopsis is as follows:
Ten years after the first movie, The Mummy Returns takes place in 1933. Our adventurous heroes, Rick and Evelyn O’Connell, are now married with an eight-year-old son named Alex, and living in London. They bring Alex with them on their trips to Egypt, where they accidentally discover a valuable artifact called the Bracelet of Anubis. This bracelet once belonged to the Scorpion King (played by Dwayne Johnson in his first major movie role) and has the power to control his army of fierce, jackal-headed warriors.
Let me tell you about the character when we first meet him. He’s at his absolute lowest point, completely numbing the pain with medication and stuck in a self-made, isolating existence within the walls of this huge, old house. It’s like he’s neither fully living nor truly gone – just existing in a strange in-between space. He’s actively shutting out the world, and more heartbreakingly, he’s ignoring the people who care about him.
Bill Corbett, one of the main people behind RiffTrax and returning as Crow T. Robot and Brain Guy for the new MST3K episodes, was thrilled to announce the news. He shared the details with TopMob:
As a huge fan of the Toy Story films, I’m really intrigued by the latest premise! It seems Buzz, Woody, Jessie, and the whole crew are facing a new challenge. This time, it’s not a new kid, but a tablet named Lilypad who’s arrived on the scene and thinks she knows what’s best for Bonnie. It really makes you wonder if playtime will ever be the same for them – it’s a fascinating setup!
The 2018 reboot of God of War was a huge success for the series, and its sequel, God of War Ragnarök, built on that success. Both games offered a more realistic yet still grand adventure, with richer characters and a more detailed world. The switch from Greek mythology to the stories of Norse gods was well-received, and now it’s the foundation for a new live-action series from Amazon that has recently begun filming.
HBO is teasing the new season with the tagline, “The march toward fire and darkness begins!” Expect a lot of heartbreak along the way. The promotional material is filled with sad faces and a sense of loss, reminding us that war brings death – a lot of it. (And, unfortunately, we’ll likely see plenty of Ser Criston Cole’s unpleasant expressions too.)
I actually like the concept of building a gaming computer into a typewriter. However, the finished product in this video is a little underwhelming. The preview image shows a Minecraft screen on top of a typewriter keyboard, which makes it seem like a fully functional setup. But the video itself just shows a computer stuck onto the typewriter’s arms with duct tape – there’s no actual gameplay. I’m hoping the creator, Prototype, can pull it all together in future videos, as they hinted at, so I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt for now.
OREO and Marvel have revealed that Doctor Doom is behind their ‘Stuf of Legends’ cookies! He’s now launching his own special edition OREOs as the final installment in the collection. These ‘MARVEL OREO Stuf of Doom’ cookies feature a new flavor – a delicious combination of chocolate graham and toasted marshmallow creme. Plus, each cookie is embossed with Doctor Doom’s iconic mask, making them a truly decadent treat.
In a recent interview with Kinda Funny, Bethesda’s Todd Howard revealed that their upcoming RPG is being built using the same core technology as classic games like Skyrim, Oblivion, and Morrowind.