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The film opens with a shocking scene: Belen receives an eight-year prison sentence after a seemingly indifferent lawyer defends her without a complete case file. Horrified by the verdict, lawyer Soledad Deza (played by Dolores Fonzi) is determined to win justice for Belen, protecting her client’s identity and family in the process. Set in Argentina, where abortion rights are severely restricted, both women quickly encounter powerful opposition. They face obstruction from bureaucrats, intimidation like bricks thrown through windows and even arson, but Deza builds a growing movement, organizing city-wide marches and gaining media attention. One particularly memorable TV interview is derailed by the presenter, a flamboyant personality reminiscent of Richard Madeley.

Ross Duffer recently told SFX Magazine, via GamesRadar+, that he’s particularly pleased with the first part of the new season. Unlike season four, which was split into two volumes due to pandemic-related delays, they intentionally planned for this split from the beginning. This means Volume One feels like a complete, extended movie with its own satisfying conclusion. He emphasized that the split wasn’t anyone’s fault – the pandemic simply forced their hand last time.

Deadline reports that Harbour will star in Evil Genius, a true crime thriller directed by Courteney Cox, known for her roles in Friends and Scream. The movie is based on the 2018 Netflix documentary Evil Genius: The True Story of America’s Most Diabolical Bank Heist, which details the bizarre story of the “pizza bomber” case. Read Cox’s comments about directing the film below.

Zodyl wonders why Rudo, originally from the Sphere, shares the same focused expression as people from the Ground. At the same time, Zanka remembers key events from his life that have made him who he is today. The next episode promises to be another captivating experience for viewers.

The quest ‘Keeping the Memory’ requires completing several steps during one raid. The locations are a bit remote, meaning you’ll probably mostly encounter the standard patrolling robots from ARC Raiders. If your only goal is to finish the quest, I suggest playing solo with a basic or inexpensive weapon setup. That way, you won’t risk losing valuable gear if you run into trouble.

Marvel’s Thunderbolts came out in US cinemas this May. The film is directed by Jack Schreier, who will also direct the upcoming X-Men movie. The cast includes Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova, Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes (also known as the Winter Soldier), Wyatt Russell as John Walker (U.S. Agent), Olga Kurylenko as Taskmaster, Lewis Pullman as Sentry, David Harbour as Red Guardian, HannahJohn-Kamen as Ghost, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine.

You can currently watch Den of Thieves on Tubi for free. It’s actually the second most popular movie on the platform right now, behind the BET+ original film Call Her King. Released in 2018, Den of Thieves was directed by Christian Gudegast, who also directed the 2025 sequel, Den of Thieves 2: Pantera. The movie is a thrilling back-and-forth between a highly skilled team of thieves and the determined deputies of the LA County Sheriff’s office, as the thieves plan a daring heist of the Federal Reserve Bank. Here’s the official description of the film:

The show had a nine-season run with plenty of ups and downs, but it was generally enjoyable. While mostly fun, it wasn’t without its confusing moments. Fans often questioned certain plot points, like the bizarre lightsaber duel involving lightning in season 7, or the disappointing season 2 finale where Barry acted selfishly and without thinking things through.

After concluding in 2013, Breaking Bad quickly became recognized as one of the greatest TV shows of all time. The premise – a struggling teacher who transforms into a drug lord – was brilliantly conceived, and combined with its talented actors and crew, the show was set up for lasting success and praise.

One thing that really bothers me about long-running movie or TV series is when characters don’t evolve. Studios and filmmakers often worry about changing a beloved hero or villain too much, even after many years, because they think audiences have a fixed idea of who that character is. But people change over time, and life experiences shape who they become. That’s why I’m excited about how the new series, IT: Welcome To Derry, is handling the character of Dick Hallorann, played by Chris Chalk – they seem willing to let him grow and change.