Movies

Kelsey Grammer stars in Turbulence as Harry, a hot air balloon pilot tasked with helping a struggling married couple reconnect during a scenic flight over the Italian Dolomites. Their attempt at a romantic getaway is disrupted when a dangerous third passenger joins them, putting everyone on board in peril. The film also features Hera Hilmar (known from Mortal Engines), Jeremy Irvine (Return to Silent Hill), and Olga Kurylenko, who has appeared in Marvel films.

Its strange qualities and over-the-top humor have turned the film into a beloved cult hit, and it appears the new Street Fighter movie is taking inspiration from it. This puts David Dastmalchian in the challenging position of following in the footsteps of Raul Julia’s legendary portrayal of the character, but he seems well-suited for the role.

Buffy Summers is a TV icon, equally skilled at witty conversations and fighting vampires. But she’s not alone! Many other shows feature intelligent, capable protagonists, exciting action, and stories about growing up. Here are a few fantastic series to add to your watch list, ranging from a five-season sci-fi adventure with a phenomenal lead actor playing multiple roles, to another show tackling monsters each week.

If you enjoy the body horror found in Alien, you might like Parasyte. It began as a manga by Hitoshi Iwaaki and later became a well-known anime series called Parasyte: The Maxim. The anime, which premiered in 2014, has just one season of 24 episodes, but it effectively explores the idea of alien parasites.

Now that people have seen Avatar: Fire and Ash, they’re probably eager to find out what happens next. While it’s still too soon to know the whole story, James Cameron has already started filming the sequel, and we have some hints about what to expect. If you’re excited to return to Pandora, here’s what we know about the next Avatar movie.

Scorsese confirms his next film…. At 83 years old, Martin Scorsese doesn’t have unlimited films left to make, so there’s a lot of interest in his upcoming projects. He’s been linked to several ideas, including a film about Frank Sinatra, a mob story set in Hawaii, and a movie about Jesus based on the same … Read more

The story, originally set in the US, was adapted for film and moved to London in 1908. When determined journalist and women’s rights advocate Sonia Winter (Diana Rigg) discovers the Assassination Bureau Limited – a secret organization that has been quietly eliminating wealthy and influential people for years, but only when they believe there’s a justifiable moral reason – she dedicates herself to shutting it down. With financial backing from her newspaper owner, Lord Bostwick (Telly Savalas), she hires the Bureau to assassinate its own chairman, Ivan Dragomiloff (Oliver Reed). Dragomiloff, surprisingly, welcomes the challenge and turns it into a game, daring his colleagues to try and kill him first.

Several promising films are hitting theaters this holiday season, including The Housemaid, which is based on a popular book. The movie, directed by Paul Feig, has received positive reviews, and the cast is generating a lot of buzz. In a recent interview with TopMob, the director discussed his discomfort while filming intimate scenes and shared helpful advice from the film’s intimacy coordinator.

After a 15-year hiatus, acclaimed writer and director James L. Brooks—known for classics like Terms of Endearment and As Good As It Gets (a standout film from the 90s)—has a new movie in theaters: Ella McCay. Unfortunately, the film hasn’t been a hit with audiences or critics, and its box office numbers have been disappointing. However, despite the negative reception, there was one part of the movie that really resonated with me.

Paramount+ really shines because of its impressive library of older TV shows. Whether you enjoy dramas, comedies, shows for kids, or popular series, there’s something for everyone. With so much to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start, but luckily, we’ve compiled a list of the 20 best shows on Paramount+ to help!