We are just over five months away from Deadpool & Wolverine slaying theaters. And today, we got the first look at the anticipated film during the Super Bowl.
It looks like Ryan Reynolds is having a lot of fun in the movie. That is until his arch-enemy, Hugh Jackman, makes an appearance.
If I were Marvel, I would have the next teaser be all about Wolverine and not about the other guy.
I majored in Advertising in college, and my teachers told me not to go into it. And I listened to them.
However, Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort is doing stuff I dreamed of doing.
Case in point. 1Password wanted to do an advertisement about bad actors, so the advertising company the baddest actor they could think of to star.
Who could they get? They hired The Room’s Tommy Wiseau. His movie was so bad that it inspired the Oscar-winning movie The Disaster Artist.
And the 1Password commercial is anything but a disaster for either artist!
This ad came out today to remind us to change our passwords on Change Your Password Day, which is Thursday, February 1st. Therefore, make sure to change it so that you can prevent the Tommy Wiseaus from getting into your accounts.
Do you ever hear about a new show and know it is going to be a smash hit! You don’t need to flip a coin to know whether or not it is going to be successful. Because you know that cöin is always going to land on heads or, as they say, “krona.”
Well, this year’s show is Flip A Cöin on Ryan Reynolds’ Maximum Effort FAST channel.
In the new series, Dolph Lundgren will Flip A Cöin. That’s right, for 30 minutes iconic Swedish actor and filmmaker Dolph Lundgren will be flipping a coin for your enjoyment. Each episode will consist of 21 flips which can mindlessly be enjoyed (or spark competitive betting between friends over a cold Norrlands Guld) from the comfort of your home or frat house.
‘Yes, I am in this show. I don’t quite understand why, but they tell me it will be huge in Sweden, so it must be great. Nu kör vi! [Here we go],” said Flip A Cöin star Dolph Lundgren. “This is a dream come true. I’ve loved flipping coins since I was a little kid.”
Even though, we are only ten days into 2024, there can be no dispute that this program is going to sweep the Emmys, Grammys, Oscars, Tonys, and any other awards show out there. It is going to break streaming records. It will be bigger than anything that Reynolds has done before. And he has broken streaming records.
This is so brilliant that even Albert Einstein, Stephen Hawking, Hugh Jackman, and Sheldon Cooper wish they could’ve thought of it. But, alas, they did not.
I am so blown away by this genius. I can’t wait to watch the first of 12 episodes when it debuts on January 17th at 9:30p ET on Fubo and other FAST streaming sites like Tubi.
Hey, Mr. Lively. If you happen to read this, DM me because I think I have an excellent idea for your next big hit! Although, you don’t need one after this.
Did you have an imaginary friend when you were growing up? Did you ever wonder what happened to them when you stopped needing them?
Well, that is what the movie IF is going to tell us on May 17th.
From writer and director John Krasinski, IF is about a girl who discovers that she can see everyone’s imaginary friends — and what she does with that superpower — as she embarks on a magical adventure to reconnect forgotten IFs with their kids. IF stars Ryan Reynolds, John Krasinski, Cailey Fleming, Fiona Shaw, and the voices of Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Louis Gossett Jr., and Steve Carell alongside many more as the wonderfully unique characters that reflect the incredible power of a child’s imagination.
I can’t wait to see this film with my nieces because it will be nice for all of us to see IFs come to life in the sweet story.
Bruce Campbell is a treasure. Because of that, he is something you want to put in a time capsule so that future generations can understand and appreciate his greatness.
Therefore, it makes sense that he would host a show from a cave in 2037 about discontinued items that we used to love, which are no longer around, like The Jerry Springer Show, the Blackberry, and AOL.
In the weekly series Discontinued, he will look back at the products, phenomenons, and phrases that are no longer with us in a way only he and other comedians can.
So make sure to watch Discontinued when it debuts on November 30th at 8p on the Maximum Effort Channel on Fubo and then Wednesdays at 9p before the Evil Dead get us and destroy everything that isn’t discontinued.
And on that note. Instead of saying that someone is cancelled, can we just say they were discontinued?
