* Bad Blood Season 2, starring Kim Coates ( Sons of Anarchy), Anna Hopkins ( Shadowhunters) and Gianni Falcone, will arrive on Netflix Friday, May 31. Iglesias, starring Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias as a public high school teacher, will debut Friday, June 21. The emotional thriller stars Gael García Bernal ( Mozart in the Jungle) as a undocumented Mexican-American family man who goes to unprecedented lengths when his wife is detained by ICE. * Showtime’s drama pilot Hombre, penned by Gravity scribe Jonas Cuarón, has added the following actors to its cast: Greg Grunberg ( Alias), Marisé Alvarez ( Crossbones), Pepi Sonuga ( Famous in Love), Adriana Santos ( Taken) and newcomer Noah Reyes. * HBO has given a pilot order to Showtime, a scripted drama from Oscar winner Adam McKay ( Vice) about the professional and personal lives of the 1980s L.A. * Harry Lloyd (aka Game of Thrones‘ Viserys Targaryen) will star opposite Alden Ehrenreich in the upcoming series adaptation of Brave New World, our sister site Deadline reports. * Cinemax has renewed its crime drama Warrior, based on the writings of martial arts legend Bruce Lee, for Season 2. This is because the bullfighting scenes, while sanitized, are still pretty gory and disturbing.Ready for more of today’s newsy nuggets? Well… Well worth seeing, but also NOT a film for young kids.or, better yet, see the movie with them. The story also ended wonderfully.and you'll need to have some Kleenex nearby just in case. I also appreciate that the Mexican people are shown in a very good light.like real people, not stereotypes. While the story might sound sappy, it was very well executed. Unfortunately, the bull is also destined for the bull ring one day and much of the story shows the boy's efforts to save his beloved Gitano. The boy loves that little calf and over time they become inseparable. Young people earning 100,000 or more are fleeing California and New Yorkhere’s where they’re. But fortunately, her baby survives and is raised by Leonardo (Michel Ray). 37-year-old millionaire reacts to couple who retired early with 2.2 million in Portugal. Soon after the story begins, a cow is injured and is dying. Instead, it's obvious someone at RKO really cared about the project and a lot of love and attention was given in order to make this more than just another Hollywood film. Instead of making it in Hollywood, filming it in black & white, and having all sorts of negative or paternalistic Mexican stereotypes, the story managed to have none of these. Boy, was I wrong! The story surprised me in many ways. After all, it sounded like a sappy movie targeted towards kids. When I read the summary for "The Brave One", I wasn't eager to watch the film.
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