This series is inspired by the novels of Richard K. Morgan and developed for television by Laeta Kalogridis. It centers on Takeshi Kovacs, a former soldier who is the last survivor of a rebellion against the ruling class from 300 years prior. He’s brought back to life from a preserved state by a rich man who needs his help solving a murder – the man’s own. Here’s the official description:
The Steve Rogers trailer begins with a motorcyclist arriving home, but it’s not until the very last shot – a slow camera movement from a baby up to Chris Evans’ face – that viewers finally realize he’s coming back.
René Manzor’s 1989 film is a dark and frightening Christmas thriller, a stark contrast to the lighthearted fun of Chris Columbus’s holiday classic. While many viewers have laughed at the traps Kevin sets for the burglars in Home Alone, Deadly Games presents a home invasion scenario that is genuinely terrifying.
On December 21st, police in Edison, New Jersey—a town about 40 miles from Manhattan—received an emergency call and found a woman, later identified as Smith, suffering from multiple stab wounds. She was taken by ambulance to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital in New Brunswick, but was sadly pronounced dead upon arrival.
James Cameron is known for the grand scale of the Avatar movies, and Avatar: Fire & Ash really showcases his talent for visual storytelling. The film’s climactic battle is a perfect example: it initially leads you to expect one thing, then dramatically changes the scope of the entire conflict.
I was really blown away by The Testament of Ann Lee! Amanda Seyfried is incredible in the lead role, and director Robert Eggers has brought together a fantastic cast – Lewis Pullman plays her brother William, and you’ll also recognize Christopher Abbott as her husband, Abraham. Thomasin McKenzie, Stacy Martin, and Tim Blake Nelson are all in it too. It premiered at the Venice International Film Festival and everyone is raving about it, especially Seyfried’s performance – it’s so intense and feels really real. Plus, the movie features some beautiful musical numbers! Right now, it has a 90% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, so I’m really excited for everyone to see it.
As a huge DC fan, it’s clear to me that the mixed reaction to the Green Lantern movie really held back those characters for a long time, and honestly, it impacted DC’s live-action plans for the whole group. But it seems like the folks behind the new DCU are paying attention to what didn’t work with Green Lantern and are trying a different approach this time around. They definitely seem to have learned from past mistakes when it comes to how they’re presenting these heroes and their stories.
One tenet of the two men’s friendship is apparently keeping up with one another on the phone. In an interview with Rob Report, Kravitz opened up about a call that happened right after the incredibly fit singer got through Malcolm X. Apparently, Denzel told him he hadn’t seen the movie in decades, and the singer had an amusing response.
After being taken off its original streaming service, it’s currently unknown where fans can watch the soccer movie. When Kicking & Screaming came out in the mid-2000s, it wasn’t very well-received by critics or audiences, and it didn’t make much money – earning just $56.1 million on a $45 million budget.
After over twenty-five years, The Thin Red Line is gaining a lot of attention on streaming services. FlixPatrol data shows it’s currently the ninth most-watched movie on HBO Max. The film is especially popular right now in countries like Albania, Croatia, Romania, and Slovenia, consistently ranking among the top ten most-watched movies there for the past week.