Who doesn't love an inspiring underdog story? Victory in the face of impossible odds? Yes, please! Thankfully, Amazon MGM is bringing to our screens a new entry in the genre based on the true story of Anthony Robles who, despite being born with one leg, surmounted every obstacle life threw his way to become an NCAA Division 1 Champion wrestler. Aptly titled Unstoppable, the feature is set to premiere at this year’s Toronto Film Festival before making its way to the rest of us in the winter. Ahead of that release, the studio has unveiled an extensive first look at the movie in a set of photos that highlight moments in Robles's incredible journey.
Based on the book Unstoppable: From Underdog to Undefeated: How I Became a Champion, (written by Robles and Austin Murphy), Unstoppable stars Jharrel Jerome (I'm A Virgo) as Robles. "Despite being born without a right leg and growing up in an abusive household, Robles rose to become a NCAA Division I champion wrestler, ultimately winning a national championship against the school that rejected him, national powerhouse Iowa," the synopsis reads. The images from MGM include shots from the college gym where Robles put in backbreaking work to fulfill his dreams. One image particularly captures Robles's can-do spirit as he is seen pushing through the pain on crutches training alongside non-handicapped athletes. Another sees his athletic skills on display as he's locked in a fight with an opponent.
Unstoppable is expected to feature other elements that buoy an underdog's spirit, like his relationship with his coach, who is played by Don Cheadle (Avengers: Endgame) as well as the support of family. Though Roble was raised in an abusive home, one image suggests that he had support from at least one family member, possibly his mom, as one image sees him receiving affection from a character played by Jennifer Lopez.
Who Is Behind 'Unstoppable'?







Unstoppable is the directorial debut of William Goldenberg, an Academy Award-winning editor for Argo who was previously nominated for his works in The Imitation Game, Zero Dark Thirty, The Insider, and Seabiscuit. The scripting was done by Eric Champnella, Alex Harris, and John Hindman.
In addition to Cheadle and Lopez, Unstoppable features an ensemble cast that includes Bobby Cannavale, and Michael Peña. Robles himself, produces and acts in the film, as a stunt double for Jerome, performing complex wrestling moves and stunts. The author is said to have worked very closely with Anthony to establish the physicality and determination required for the role. Producers for the film include Ben Affleck, and Matt Damon’s production company Artists Equity. It marks the company's second collaboration with MGM following the success of Affleck's sports marketing drama, Air.
Unstoppable will debut in select US and UK theaters on a yet-to-be-announced date this December. A definite release date is likely to accompany a trailer, so stay tuned to Collider for updates.
Amal Clooney Wore Optical Illusion Jeans Cosigned by Jennifer Lopez—Fall-Ready Styles Start at $44
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My list of must-try jean trends for 2026 is growing; it currently includes all the silhouettes one denim expert revealed to me as the must-watch of the year (save for baggy jeans, because I’ve been wearing those for years). That said, one style that didn’t land on said aforementioned list, but is clearly due for big, big things this year, is flare jeans. With a growing list of celebrity fans that includes Meghan Markle, Jennifer Lopez, Reese Witherspoon, Cindy Crawford, Kendrick Lamar (you know that moment), and, of course, Amal Clooney, there’s no denying the retro denim style that was popular in the early aughts is back—and bigger than ever.
The fact that Clooney wore flared jeans is noteworthy in and of itself. The human rights lawyer is known for her refined dressing approach, regularly opting for billowy trousers, trendy boho blouses, and comfy sweater dresses—all staples that read elegant and timeless. So, when I spotted her earlier this year in the laid-back blues while out to dinner with hubby George Clooney, I knew I had to write about it. Of course, the fact that she wore flare jeans, the style countless celebs have worn the last few weeks, is noteworthy, too, as it further cements the style’s ‘It’ status for 2026.
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Clooney opted for a pair of medium-wash jeans with subtle fading (another Y2K reference, IMO). Her blues had an ultra-high waist—so high, in fact, that they appeared to hit at the ribcage. It’s the complete opposite of the controversial low-rise denim, so it’s a possible sign that the high-high waist is coming back, too. Not to mention, Clooney’s jeans had a slightly oversized fit from the thighs to the ankles, but it’s that flared hem that has all my attention; it’s taking me back to my middle school days when I’d wear my True Religion flares every single day. (No joke.)
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It’s undeniable that Clooney’s jeans have that nostalgic flair (ahem, flare, wink, wink), but it’s also undeniable that celebs are clamoring to the style because it’s incredibly flattering. The blues basically act like an optical illusion, making legs look super long, especially when paired with a style that has an extra-long hemline and sky-high platforms á la Lopez; the singer is 5-feet-5-inches, but don’t you agree with me that she looks way taller in these jeans? Yeah, that’s thanks to the flares. The flare hem and longer inseams help create the look of legs for days, but add in a high-waisted cut, platform heels, and a crop top, and you’ll fool people into thinking you’re inches taller.
Leg-elongating factor aside, there’s no denying that flares are fun and nostalgia-inducing—and that’s exactly what I need right now. So, shop some more fun, funky flares from Frame, NYDJ, and Mavi below.
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