Tommy R.
@tommyr
As the editor-in-chief of Sharier.com magazine, he follows not only what happens on screen but also the behind-the-scenes world of actors and Hollywood productions.
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Articles by Tommy R.
A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 2: Everything We Know About the Game of Thrones Show
More good news from Westeros: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms season 2 is officially happening — and it’s already in production. So if the season 1 finale left you missing Ser Duncan the Tall and his sharp-eyed “squire” Egg, the wait for their next adventure may not be too long.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie Plot May Have Just Been Spoiled by a Cinema Chain, Possibly Revealing the Sequel’s True Antagonist
It appears a cinema chain may have posted a little too much information too soon: a newly updated synopsis for The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has surfaced online, and it seemingly hints at who the sequel’s real big bad might be.
Fallout 76 Redemption: Todd Howard Reflects on His Most Important Game
Fallout 76 has long been the odd one out in Bethesda Game Studios’ catalog. The online Fallout experiment arrived to an infamously rough debut, weighed down by severe bugs, technical issues, and widespread criticism that its world felt empty and short on things worth doing.
Marvel Wanted to Cast George Clooney, Only to Kill Him Off Right Away
The film The Marvels went through an unusually turbulent development, and more behind-the-scenes details are now coming to light.
Fans Are Losing It: The New Skeletor Finally Looks Exactly Like the One From the Legendary Series
The latest trailer for Masters of the Universe has become an instant hit, racking up millions of views in a short time. But one moment quickly overshadowed everything else—something fans have been waiting years to see. Skeletor has finally been revealed in full.
Charli XCX’s movie The Moment explores the pressures of fame and the chaos behind the image of a pop star
The Moment is a stylized mockumentary that dives into the chaotic world of pop stardom, inspired by the peak of Charli XCX’s career during the Brat era. Directed by Aidan Zamiri, the film blends satire with psychological drama, offering a fictional yet unsettling look at the pressures of success.
Dark Spider-Noir Is Coming, Nicolas Cage as a Tough Detective in Rainy New York
The first trailer for Spider-Noir has finally dropped—and it wastes no time establishing its vibe. Instead of bright heroics and quips, it drags viewers into a rainy 1930s New York, where alleyway shadows swallow the light, crime runs the streets, and justice looks like a man in a fedora and trench coat.
A marital war to the death comes in a crazy action comedy full of twists
Over Your Dead Body is shaping up to be a deliriously chaotic cocktail of black comedy, action, and pure mayhem. The story follows a married couple who retreat to a remote cabin in a last-ditch attempt to “fix” their relationship.
The Simpsons mark their 800th episode and bring in stars from The Pitt
The iconic animated series The Simpsons has reached a rare milestone. Its landmark 800th episode, titled Irrational Treasure, delivers an inventive story along with a lineup of unexpected guest appearances.
The Forgotten John Wick Prequel Starring Mel Gibson Deserves a Second Chance and Greater Recognition
The John Wick universe is full of iconic characters, yet many forget Mel Gibson joined it in the 2023 prequel The Continental, which aimed to expand the assassin underworld but ultimately received mixed reactions from audiences.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day brings a new era and darker challenges for Peter Parker
Marvel fans have finally received the first concrete details about Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the next chapter in Peter Parker’s story. According to newly revealed information, the film takes place four years after the events of the previous installment.
Bel Canto review: A haunting, opera-driven hostage drama led by Julianne Moore
Bel Canto blends romance, political tension, and art into a story about a hostage situation that slowly transforms into something unexpectedly intimate. At the center is Roxanne Coss, a world-famous opera singer portrayed by Julianne Moore, whose presence elevates the film with emotional depth and quiet intensity.