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How Did Harry Potter Prequel Fantastic Beasts Explore Albus Dumbledore’s Sexuality?(Photo Credit –Prime Video)

After years of tiptoeing around it, the Fantastic Beasts franchise finally put it out there, plain and simple. It revealed how Albus Dumbledore, the sharpest mind at Hogwarts and the calmest wand in the room, once had more than just a strategic connection with dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald. And this time, it was not buried in subtext or left for fans to decode. It was right there in the movie.

Did Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore Confirm The Latter’s Sexual Identity?

From the very first scene of 2022’s Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, the truth came out like a spell waiting too long to be cast. Dumbledore opened up during a quiet meeting with Grindelwald. What was once just a rumor between book lines was now part of the actual storyline.

Inside The Making Of Stanley Kubrick’s Barry Lyndon(Photo Credit –Amazon Prime Video)

Stanley Kubrick didn’t make ordinary films, and Barry Lyndon was no exception. While most directors would’ve passed on a period drama centered on a fairly unremarkable man, Kubrick turned it into a technical milestone.

He used custom-built lenses originally developed by NASA, not for style but because he wanted to shoot scenes lit entirely by candlelight. There was no artificial lighting or shortcuts, and truth be told, that’s the kind of obsession that shaped his work.

Stanley Kubrick Shot Barry Lyndon Across Europe Over Eight Months

The Eyes Wide Shut director never chased a spectacle while filming this movie. The story follows Redmond Barry, a man fumbling his way through high society, and is desperate to fit in. Kubrick mocked the absurd rituals of aristocracy through a man too average to truly belong,...

Netflix Underrated Mystery-Thriller(Photo Credit –Netflix)

Netflix viewers are getting hooked on a lesser-known mystery thriller that many say is impossible to pause once you start. It’s called Bodkin, and if you’re into layered stories with dark humor and secrets, this one might be for you.

What Is Bodkin About On Netflix

The series follows Gilbert Power, an American podcaster who lands in a quiet Irish town to investigate a decades-old disappearance tied to an old Samhain festival. He’s not alone, as he is joined by a sharp Dublin-born journalist, Dove Maloney, and his eager assistant, Emmy. As they start digging, the town begins revealing secrets no one wanted unearthed.

There is a slow build-up of tension, not from a huge action sequence, but through strange characters, shady history, and a town that doesn’t welcome questions.

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Let's be clear that this is not a reboot. Where reboots take a new approach to something that has been done before, Quantum Leap Season 1 Episode 1 is the beginning of a continuation of the Quantum Leap project. The next chapter, if you will.

It acknowledges the legacy of Sam and Al, brings back Ziggy, and introduces the team assembled to turn the experimental accelerator into a viable tool.

At the same time, the premiere manages to tap into the madcap humor of the original series and points out the more idiosyncratic foibles of the concept that newcomers might question.

Altogether, this is the premiere I wanted because I didn't know what kind of a premiere was needed. Without Scott Bakula or Dean Stockwell, how would this team feel authentically tied to Quantum Leap?

With the thirty years that have passed, is there a place in the television landscape for Quantum...

Exclusive: Sky is taking another crack at time-travel after the pay-tv giant began developing a remake of H.G. Wells’ classic novella The Time Machine with Tessa Ross and Juliette Howell’s House Productions.

The BBC Worldwide-backed production company is developing the project with Nick Payne, the British playwright who recently wrote Toni Collette-fronted BBC drama Wanderlust, and director Kibwe Tavares, who has been involved in Mammoth Screen’s adaptation of Noughts & Crosses for the BBC. I understand that the project in the “very early stages of development.”

The drama would likely air on its Sky Atlantic channel, which is looking for more big-budget originals to air alongside dramas such as Riviera and Tin Star as well as its imported shows from HBO and Showtime.

The Time Machine, which was published in 1895, follows an English scientist living in Victorian England who recounts that time is simply a fourth...