“Breaking Bad” actor Aaron Paul is set to headline the upcoming psychological thriller “The Midnight Pool”, directed by “V for Vendetta” filmmaker James McTeigue. The project, backed by Traction, McTeigue, and Gramercy Park Media—who are also financing the film—is slated for its market debut at the Cannes Film Festival.
In all honesty, the filming of the hazed-up and sluggish diplopia, magnified mercilessly by the strong presence of hallucinatory colours resembling questionable club joints and sounds that first seep in vaguely until the individual under the influence, begins hearing properly — has become trite. The fact that an aware audience is easily able to predict the cueing in of an unnecessary drug-addled montage in a project that does not even necessitate such an addition has also become dulling — so much so that I instantly and almost mindlessly give way to a bout of onomatopoeia of disdain.
Tissues flew off the shelves at the 2024 SAG Awards as iconic reunions from beloved shows such as “Modern Family”, “Breaking Bad,” and the film “The Devil Wears Prada” left fans reminiscing with teary eyes.
The issue, in the case of Netflix, is that binge-watching a series over its premiere weekend feels practically required, lest unfavourable reviews cancel a show you would otherwise enjoy. If it released episodes on a weekly basis like other streaming platforms, it would give the audience more time to watch each episode and decide whether they want to continue watching the whole series.
In a rather unfortunate tale of consistent near misses, "Better Call Saul" bid farewell after its six-season run without a single Emmy win. Despite accumulating a staggering 53 nominations over the years, the acclaimed legal drama left the 75th Emmy Awards empty-handed, once again, leaving fans disheartened.
Variety, the American magazine, has recently disclosed its compilation of the 100 best TV series of all time. However, this article specifically highlights the top 10 series from the list published last Wednesday.
Breaking Bad's cast has reunited to urge Hollywood companies to begin negotiations with strike actors.
Mark Margolis, who portrayed a cartel drug lord, Hector Salamanca in "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul," died Thursday at Mt Sinai Hospital in New York City. He was 83
Mike Batayeh was not only well-known as an actor but also as a comedian and a voice actor. The “Sleeper Cell” star had been a part of numerous famed television shows, films, and series.
The last time Cranston could be seen in the role of Walter White, was during the final season of "Better Call Saul".
