Season 2 of the show saw the ragtag group of unlikely heroes once again attempt to save the world. Following their defeat of Mr. Nobody, they were all forced to reckon with the Chief s (Timothy Dalton) betrayal and confront the pain of their own pasts so they could come together as a team again. They also had to deal with the team s latest addition: Dorothy Spinner (Abigail Shapiro), the Chief s daughter, who may bring about the end of the world. (So, you know, no pressure!)
The cast also includes Brendan Fraser (Robot Man), Matt Bomer (Negative Man), Diane Guerrero (Crazy Jane), April Bowlby (Elasti-Woman), and Joivan Wade (Cyborg). Greg Berlanti, Sarah Schechter, Jeremy Carver, Chris Dingess, and Geoff Johns all serve as executive producers.
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“Don’t you want to go to a more crowded one?” is the first line of dialogue in the trailer for Kourosh Ahari’s hotel horror film
The Night. Of course the answer should be yes! Do not stay in the creepy empty hotel!
Needless to say, the tired couple and their tiny child join in the grand cinematic tradition of staying in the creepy empty hotel.
The Night follows Babak and Neda as their night in the Hotel Normandie drags on forever. From things that go bump in the ceiling to an unnerving receptionist to eerie children in the corridors, the hallmarks are all there: something is very wrong in this place. Here’s the official summary:
Iranian director Kourosh Ahari are teaming up once more, this time to bring the story of American-Iranian physicist and inventor Ali Javan to the big screen, according to
The Hollywood Reporter.
acclaimed Iranian horror,
The Night, garnered attention when the film became the first US-produced film to be released in theatres in Iran since the revolution. It is expected to get a global theatrical release later this year.
Javan, who passed away in 2016, contributed extensively to the fields of quantum physics and spectroscopy throughout his lifetime, but was most celebrated for, along with American physicists William Bennett Jr and Donald R Herriott, for proposing
Shahab Hosseini and Kourosh Ahari The Night director Kourosh Ahari will write and direct the biopic of the Iranian-American physicist and inventor.
Shahab Hosseini (
The Salesman) is set to star as Iranian-American physicist and inventor Ali Javan in an upcoming biopic to be written and directed by Kourosh Ahari (
The Night).
Javan first proposed the concept of the gas laser in 1959 at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. A successful prototype, constructed by him in collaboration with W. R. Bennett, Jr. and D. R. Herriott, was demonstrated in 1960. Javan also contributed to the fields of quantum physics and spectroscopy. His original 1960 helium neon-laser device is currently on display at the Smithsonian Institute’s National Museum of American History.
With today kicking off the New Year, people around the world are celebrating the possibilities of improvement that they hope will come, particularly in terms of the COVID-19 pandemic. As families continue to stay home together under quarantine, they still have some exciting ways to spend their time together, including watching the latest films.
The world can still unite at home with the digital releases of some of winter 2021’s most anticipated titles. While the entertainment awards season has been postponed this year, the upcoming winter months still still promise to be the latest season set to unveil gripping, entertaining and memorable movies.