Tag: Hayley Atwell

Interview, Movies

From Lumon to the IMF with Tramell Tillman of ‘Mission: Impossible’

Mike Manalo

In just a few short years, Trammell Tillman has shimmied his way to the top! The star of Severance made a heck of a name for himself as the incomparable Seth Milchick on the Emmy-nominated phenomenon, and has proven himself to be one of the finest actors working in streaming today. Now it’s time for Mr. Milchick to be promoted from severed floor manager to Commander!

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Interview, Movies

A ‘Final Reckoning’ with the Stars of ‘Mission: Impossible’

Mike Manalo

We are on to the final mission, everyone! Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning hits theaters this week. And we were fortunate enough to chat with the cast of the long-awaited next (and final?) installment in the hit spy franchise. Earlier this week, we brought you our interviews with Angela Bassett and Hayley Atwell! And today we’re happy to bring you our conversations with Pom Klementieff, Greg Tarzan Davis, and Simon Pegg!

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Achieving the ‘Impossible’ with Angela Bassett and Hayley Atwell of ‘The Final Reckoning’

Mike Manalo

The fuse is lit, and the mission is on! Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning is exploding into theaters this week. And to celebrate we were given the opportunity to chat with the cast of the long awaited next (and final?) installment in the adventures of Ethan Hunt. First up, our interviews with Oscar-nominee and legend, Angela Bassett, and MCU mainstay turned IMF mainstay, Hayley Atwell!

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Movies, Trailers

The Final Mission Begins in New ‘Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning’ Trailer

Mike Manalo

The Mission: Impossible films have given us so much, and never asked for anything in return other than for our jaws to drop. And drop they have, just as fast and far as Tom Cruise does whenever he’s filming a big stunt. The films are a love letter to the magic of practical stunt work, and the power of fun, escapist popcorn cinema at its finest. Now the countdown begins for what is rumored to be Cruise’s final bow as the incomparable Ethan Hunt, with Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning!

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Movies, Trailers

Prepare for ‘The Final Reckoning’ with the New ‘Mission: Impossible’ Teaser

Mike Manalo

We have had to wait quite a bit of time for the second part of Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part 1 to come out. At long last, though, we finally have a trailer for the epic conclusion in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning!

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Movies, Reviews

NOC Review: ‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One’ is a Non-Stop Thrill Ride

Mike Manalo

Franchise resurrection. That’s a feat in Hollywood rarely ever achieved by most franchises, outside of, perhaps, Fast and Furious. Much like that movie series, there was a time when the Mission: Impossible faced the relative threat of extinction. But suddenly, it came skyrocketing back in 2010, with Ghost Protocol and the insane stunt work of its maestro, actor and star, Tom Cruise.

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Movies, Trailers

Choose to Accept the Latest Trailer for ‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One’

Mike Manalo

Tom Cruise is flying high off of Top Gun: Maverick; the movie that saved Hollywood’s box office… after Shang Chi, Venom 2, and Spider-Man: No Way Home also saved Hollywood’s box office! Nevertheless, the one thing we know about Cruise is he brings the quality, the excitement, and the commitment to all his projects. And because of this, the Mission: Impossible franchise has just gotten better and better with each installment. Now we have the latest trailer for this summer’s Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One. And it looks as astonishing as ever!

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Movies

First Trailer for ‘Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One’

Mike Manalo

Next year, Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and the IMF will accept a brand new, insanely treacherous mission: Getting a new movie into theaters before another COVID outbreak hits! Pandemic delays stalled production on the latest installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise, but today, Paramount Pictures dropped a trailer that shows it’s all going to be worth it! Check here to check out the first trailer for Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One!

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Hard N.O.C. Life, Marvel, Star Wars

Hard NOC Life 238: Why is Gamora?

Hard NOC Media

On a new episode of Hard NOC Life, Keith and Britney recap the season finale of What If, speculate about potential Marvel series on Disney+, and ponder the question, “Why is Gamora?”

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Hard N.O.C. Life, News

Hard NOC Life: Fancasting the Impeachment

Hard NOC Media

For the last two weeks, the most riveting show on television was actually the impeachment hearings. So naturally, Dominic and Keith convened an episode of Hard NOC Life to talk all about it.

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Agent Carter Diversity Scorecard

Claire Light

Okay, the second season of Marvel’s Agent Carter is over and it’s time to tally up the score!

We’ll be using a tried and true scoring system I just made up and will be applying with liberal bias. Agent Carter will be assigned a grade based upon a 100 point grading scale in which we begin at 0 and add or subtract points as appropriate. This system is based mainly on Hogwarts’ house points system, because we are nerds, after all.

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Agent Carter Adds Superhero TV’s Newest Trope

Claire Light

Marvel’s Agent Carter had its season premiere Tuesday night with a double episode, and all sorts of things are new.

For one, the somber, immediate-post-WWII-New-York-values tones have been replaced by a lighter, sunnier, Californian color that suits the show’s inevitable slide into the fifties. For another, Agent Daniel Sousa’s childish crush on Peggy Carter seems to have deepened into a reciprocal — if ambiguous — relationship. (On this, more later.)

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Why Marvel’s Agent Carter Truly Matters

Dennis R. Upkins

While most of the Marvel one-shots have been entertaining and well crafted, I was really surprised at how much Agent Carter resonated with me. The more I learned about the miniseries currently airing on ABC, the more I excited I became.

It wasn’t until watching the first few episodes of the miniseries that I realized why.

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