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Finally, the Android 10 update is here for Android TV. Yes, months after its premiere, the latest OS update will start rolling out to Smart TVs, digital media players, set-top boxes, and soundbars. Besides the software refresh, Google has introduced a new streaming dongle for developers. Here are the details. Android 10 for Android TV […]
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Asus ROG Phone 2 launched in India in September this year and was announced in two variants: 8GB of RAM with 128GB of storage and a 12GB of RAM with 512GB storage. While the 8GB variant has been cycling in and out of stocks, the flagship 12GB RAM variant is now available for purchase for […]
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This year we have seen different shapes and sizes of notches and motorized modules housing the front camera. But as is true for any other tech verticle, this camera arrangement will also undergo a change. Enter: an in-display camera! This might be the next best solution to grace a smartphone’s face. Xiaomi and Oppo were […]
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LG Electronics has officially announced the 2020 edition of its Gram laptop lineup. The refreshed models include – the LG gram 17 (model 17Z90N), LG gram 15 (model 15Z90N), LG gram 14 (model 14Z90N) and 14-inch LG gram 2-in-1 (model 14T90N). The ultraportables pack 10th generation Intel Core Processor and fill in slightly more juice. […]
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You’ve seen people watch it on their Peloton, you’ve seen people watch it on their phones, and heck, I even saw one guy who watched it on his Nintendo DS! Regardless of how they’re watching it, though, people all across the world have gone gaga for The Irishman, a slow-burn rumination on regret that clocks in at three-in-a-half hours. How many people, exactly, have watched Martin Scorsese’s latest triumph? Well, per Netflix, just a hair over 26 million folks have seen the digitally-de-aged exploits of a house painter.
Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s current content chief, was speaking at the UBS Global TMT conference over the weekend. Offering an update on viewership of De Niro’s best acting since Bad Grandpa, Sarandos stated the exact number of viewers to be 26, 404,081. That means all of those people watched at least 70% of the movie, that being the threshold that Netflix counts as a “view.” Which is very impressive, considering how impatient and picky us millennials can be.
I saw The Irishman over the weekend with a group of six of us total, making pop-em-up corns and slammin’ down some brewskis, just like Scorsese intended. Going in, I was certainly a tad weary of the runtime, as I get fidgety even during fun stuff like roller coasters and making out. But I gotta say, Joe Pesci’s calm demeanor kept me intrigued, and the time sincerely flew by. Batman V Superman felt longer, and I absolutely love Batman.
Martin somehow made an old man unable to articulate his subtle regret more interesting than two of the most famous heroes finally duking it out in live-action on the big screen for the first time. Oops.
But hey, I digress. I’m glad the director could make a farewell opus to the gangster genre, even if he himself has said that he hopes he isn’t done with it just yet. I dunno, Marty, why not go out on a high note? Ah, it’s nigh impossible to quell the artistic spirit though, is it not? Oh look at me, waxing poetic. The Irishman has me all nostalgic for a time I didn’t even exist in. I wonder if any of the other 26 million folks feel like this?
Ryan Reynolds has taken his fair share of beatings on the big screen. Deadpool is constantly being decimated by his enemies in the most brutal ways, only to return stronger and funnier than ever. In real life, however, Reynolds is no Wade Wilson. He’s just as human as the rest of us, albeit much better looking than most. This is why when he was hit by a drunk driver in his youth, he didn’t instantly recover like the titular character in his superhero movies.
The beloved actor recently revealed a scary story in which he was mowed down by someone who had a little too much to drink. In his own words:
“Having kids was pretty great but probably not the most exciting answer because billions of people have done that. The most exciting that has ever [happened to me]? I don’t know. I know, in this movie, you see people getting hit by cars and crazy stuff. I got hit by a car once. Here’s a funny little story, it’s quick I promise. I was 19 in Vancouver, Canada, the drinking age is different there. I had had a couple of drinks and I didn’t want to get in my car obviously because that’s insane. I walked home and on my way home I got hit by a drunk driver. I was like, ‘Thanks karma!’ I got run over by a guy who was drink in the middle of the street.”
Thankfully, he recovered fully and went on to have an amazing career in the entertainment industry. Things could’ve ended horribly for the 43-year-old though, which serves as yet another one of the many reminders that those who consume alcohol absolutely should never get behind the wheel of a motor vehicle.
This story comes shortly after Reynolds avoided certain disaster at CCXP. The beloved performer narrowly escaped being crushed when a stage barrier collapsed at the event in Brazil. Clearly, he’s no stranger to flirting with catastrophe.
Reynolds is currently gearing up for the release of next summer’s big blockbuster Free Guy, which he says is his favorite movie in his filmography. He, along with the rest of us, is also eagerly anticipating the news of when Deadpool will finally make his long-awaited debut in the MCU. There are a lot of exciting projects on the horizon for one of Hollywood’s best leading men then, so let’s all hope he’s able to stay out of harm’s way for the foreseeable future.