WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5
SPIRAL: FROM THE BOOK OF SAW---trailer released for the horror sequel starring Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson.
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWiUQp0yM34
THE MANDALORIAN---Walt Disney head Bob Iger announced that Season 2 will premiere in October, 2020 and hinted at a spinoff series, "The priority in the next few years is television with THE MANDALORIAN Season 2 coming in October, and then more coming from THE MANDALORIAN thereafter, including the possibility of infusing it with more characters and the possibility of taking those characters in their own direction in terms of series." Disney+ had an impressive 28.6 million subscribers in three months. Much of this is attributed to THE MANDALORIAN.
RAY DONOVAN---Showtime cancelled the series. Season 7, which ended on January 19, will be the last season.
DOCTOR WHO---Episode 5 had 3.9 million viewers, which makes it the least-watched episode since 1986. The first five episodes of the current season averaged 4.3 million viewers, which is the lowest in franchise history. Fans are blaming star Jodie Whittaker and showrunner Chris Chibnall for the show's decline in quality.
SNAKE EYES---Henry Golding posted a photo from the G.I. JOE spinoff movie.
SHRUNK---Walt Disney denied reports that Rick Moranis is in talks to return for the sequel to HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS.
WHITE STORK---Tom Hiddleston stars in this Netflix ten-part miniseries about a member of Parliament whose career is threatened by secrets from his past.
DIE HART---Kevin Hart and John Travolta star in this Quibi comedy series in which Hart intends to become an action star and enrolls in an action star school run by a lunatic.
FIRST LADIES---Showtime series underway about the presidential wives. Season 1 will focus on Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford and Michelle Obama with Viola Davis playing Obama.
A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET---Elijah Wood's attempt to reboot the 1984 horror movie has run into copyright obstacles, but he commented on his reboot plans, “You have to bring Robert Englund back for one more film. I think, especially if you’re going to open up a new franchise and take it in different directions, you have to establish it with him and then you can move on. I don’t think it’s interesting to tell the same story over and over again, we don’t need another origin story of Freddy Krueger, I don’t think it should even really be so much about Freddy.”
MY BEST FRIEND'S EXORCISM---movie underway based on the exorcism novel. Damon Thomas is the director.
FAST & FURIOUS 10---Vin Diesel said the sequel might be in two parts, “And for the fans, should FAST 10 parts one and two be the conclusion, it would be nice for this world to continue for generations to come.”
TRIVIA---Clint Eastwood's hit movie SULLY was based on the true story of US Airways pilot Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, who ditched his Airbus A320 airliner in the Hudson River shortly after taking off when a flock of birds collided with the airliner and disabled its engines. There were no fatalities among the 155 people on the airliner.
In 1951, Eastwood, then a 21 year-old Army private, survived his own ditching when the AD-1 Skyraider bomber he was riding in, ran out of fuel and ditched in the water off Point Reyes California. Eastwood had been visiting his parents in Seattle and hitched a ride on the Skyraider for a trip back to Ford Ord, California. Eastwood said, “In those days, you could wear your uniform and get a free flight. On the way back, they had one plane, a Douglas AD, sort of a torpedo bomber of the World War II vintage, and I thought I’d hitch on that. Everything went wrong. Radios went out. Oxygen ran out. And finally we ran out of fuel up around Point Reyes, California, and went in the ocean. So we went swimming. It was late October, November. Very cold water. (I) found out many years later that it was a white shark breeding ground, but I’m glad I didn’t know that at the time or I’d have just died.”
Clint Eastwood directed Tom Hanks in the hit movie SULLY about Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, who ditched his crippled airliner in the Hudson River without any fatalities.
Eastwood survived his own ditching in 1951 when the AD-1 Skyraider bomber he was riding in, ran out of fuel and ditched in the the waters off Point Reyes, California.
SPIRAL: FROM THE BOOK OF SAW---trailer released for the horror sequel starring Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson.
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWiUQp0yM34
THE MANDALORIAN---Walt Disney head Bob Iger announced that Season 2 will premiere in October, 2020 and hinted at a spinoff series, "The priority in the next few years is television with THE MANDALORIAN Season 2 coming in October, and then more coming from THE MANDALORIAN thereafter, including the possibility of infusing it with more characters and the possibility of taking those characters in their own direction in terms of series." Disney+ had an impressive 28.6 million subscribers in three months. Much of this is attributed to THE MANDALORIAN.
RAY DONOVAN---Showtime cancelled the series. Season 7, which ended on January 19, will be the last season.
DOCTOR WHO---Episode 5 had 3.9 million viewers, which makes it the least-watched episode since 1986. The first five episodes of the current season averaged 4.3 million viewers, which is the lowest in franchise history. Fans are blaming star Jodie Whittaker and showrunner Chris Chibnall for the show's decline in quality.
SNAKE EYES---Henry Golding posted a photo from the G.I. JOE spinoff movie.
SHRUNK---Walt Disney denied reports that Rick Moranis is in talks to return for the sequel to HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS.
WHITE STORK---Tom Hiddleston stars in this Netflix ten-part miniseries about a member of Parliament whose career is threatened by secrets from his past.
DIE HART---Kevin Hart and John Travolta star in this Quibi comedy series in which Hart intends to become an action star and enrolls in an action star school run by a lunatic.
FIRST LADIES---Showtime series underway about the presidential wives. Season 1 will focus on Eleanor Roosevelt, Betty Ford and Michelle Obama with Viola Davis playing Obama.
A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET---Elijah Wood's attempt to reboot the 1984 horror movie has run into copyright obstacles, but he commented on his reboot plans, “You have to bring Robert Englund back for one more film. I think, especially if you’re going to open up a new franchise and take it in different directions, you have to establish it with him and then you can move on. I don’t think it’s interesting to tell the same story over and over again, we don’t need another origin story of Freddy Krueger, I don’t think it should even really be so much about Freddy.”
MY BEST FRIEND'S EXORCISM---movie underway based on the exorcism novel. Damon Thomas is the director.
FAST & FURIOUS 10---Vin Diesel said the sequel might be in two parts, “And for the fans, should FAST 10 parts one and two be the conclusion, it would be nice for this world to continue for generations to come.”
TRIVIA---Clint Eastwood's hit movie SULLY was based on the true story of US Airways pilot Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, who ditched his Airbus A320 airliner in the Hudson River shortly after taking off when a flock of birds collided with the airliner and disabled its engines. There were no fatalities among the 155 people on the airliner.
In 1951, Eastwood, then a 21 year-old Army private, survived his own ditching when the AD-1 Skyraider bomber he was riding in, ran out of fuel and ditched in the water off Point Reyes California. Eastwood had been visiting his parents in Seattle and hitched a ride on the Skyraider for a trip back to Ford Ord, California. Eastwood said, “In those days, you could wear your uniform and get a free flight. On the way back, they had one plane, a Douglas AD, sort of a torpedo bomber of the World War II vintage, and I thought I’d hitch on that. Everything went wrong. Radios went out. Oxygen ran out. And finally we ran out of fuel up around Point Reyes, California, and went in the ocean. So we went swimming. It was late October, November. Very cold water. (I) found out many years later that it was a white shark breeding ground, but I’m glad I didn’t know that at the time or I’d have just died.”
Clint Eastwood directed Tom Hanks in the hit movie SULLY about Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, who ditched his crippled airliner in the Hudson River without any fatalities.
Eastwood survived his own ditching in 1951 when the AD-1 Skyraider bomber he was riding in, ran out of fuel and ditched in the the waters off Point Reyes, California.