‘6 Underground’ Review: Michael Bay’s Costly Action Outing Could Be Netflix’s Next Mega-Franchise
Ryan Reynolds leads a motley crew of rogue agents, hellbent on saving the world by any means necessary. Mostly, that means blowing things up.
Ryan Reynolds leads a motley crew of rogue agents, hellbent on saving the world by any means necessary. Mostly, that means blowing things up.
The next chapter of Bayhem: a Netflix-produced actioner starring Ryan Reynolds, Mélanie Laurent, and Dave Franco.
“Bumblebee” is the first live-action “Transformers” movie not to be directed by Michael Bay.
The final season of the popular action series sends the team on a covert mission to Panama.
Similar to “Bright,” Bay and Reynolds’ “Six Underground” is expected to launch a lucrative new action franchise for the streaming giant.
As for that “13 Hours” clip, a consultant on the film says: “One can forgive him for having forgotten a source he wasn’t really interested in.”
Once you start watching this supercut, you will be caught it in its spell of product-infused Bayhem.
Industrial Light & Magic riffs on King Arthur in the fifth “Transformers” installment, with firebreather Dragonstorm, Cybertron Quintessa and automaton butler Cogman.
VR needs a wow factor to take hold with consumers. Will it be Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Cannes-bound “CARNE y ARENA (Virtually present, Physically invisible)”?
Watch the legend compare the “Transformers: The Last Knight” director to Spielberg and Scorsese.
The film “Little America” is set in a futuristic bankrupt United States because China has called in its debts.