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True Lies has a very fond place in my heart. Arnie taking fun of his own character type, as he'd tried the previous year and not had work out. Although I still think Last Action Hero was ahead of its time.

You did. They made about 8 episodes of the show back in.. I think it was '96-'97 or so? But the main lead died in an accident, so they ended up scrapping the whole thing rather than re-cast. It had a weak pilot episode, but apparently picked up in quality for the few episodes that did get shot and shown.

Avatar was a glorious visual feast. And an incredibly trashy, tropey story mish-mash of white man saviour to the environmentally-friendly, tech-poor savage natives. Hence so many of the "Dancing with Smurfs" variety of comments in the years after. Eh, Honest Trailers pretty much nailed it.

They have been working on Avatar 2 and 3 back to back I believe. I'm fairly sure I've seen a few news articles on that. https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a785456/avatar-2-release-date-plot-cast-trailer/

Steven Seagal Ruins Out for Justice Every Chance He Gets (collider.com)

World of Darkness universe coming to big and small screens | GamesRadar+

Well, I guess we can all have the shining example of India and that view of "oh we didn't need vaccinations, we are inherently healthy and have achieved herd immunity"....

I think what always amuses me with Statham is that one of the key reasons he go the first role in Lock Stock, was because he had ended up being a London street vendor/black market salesman to make ends meet, and had managed to sell things to Ritchie. It's one of those weird things. He got paid basically £5,000 for that first acting role. Then £15,000 for his role in Snatch. Then he went to Hollywood.