I’ve noticed that even with successful movies coming out, something feels off sometimes. But seeing Alan Ritchson as Reacher on Prime Video? That really clicked for me. He doesn’t try to reimagine Jack Reacher – he actually is the character Lee Child wrote, bringing that powerful physicality to life in a way we haven’t seen before. It feels like the real Reacher, finally.
Ransone’s death was ruled a suicide on December 19. He’s survived by his wife and son.
Will you be able to identify everyone? Honestly, probably not. You’ll definitely recognize some faces, but others might be those people you vaguely recognize – you know of them, but can’t quite place the name. And then there are the super quick cameos – blink and you’ll miss them! You practically need to pause the movie to spot them. Don’t worry, though – we’ve found them all! Here’s a complete list of all the surprising cameos in Marty Supreme, in the order they appear.
You’ve probably heard people say couples who argue a lot are ‘fighting like an old married couple.’ But it seems that doesn’t happen for everyone! Actor George Clooney recently shared on a podcast that he and his wife, Amal, haven’t had a fight in ten years.
If you’re a Netflix subscriber hoping to watch The Green Mile, you’ll need to do so soon! The movie, based on Stephen King’s 1996 novel and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Frank Darabont, will be leaving the streaming service on January 1, 2026. Don’t miss your chance to revisit this emotionally powerful drama, or experience it for the first time, before it’s gone!
It’s no coincidence she’s revisiting this experience now. The period between Christmas and New Year’s is a time when many people look back on their choices, and what felt like enjoyable treats can suddenly seem like overindulgence. With so much talk about starting fresh and changing habits, conversations about body image and self-discipline naturally increase, making Swift’s thoughts feel both timely and familiar.
I was so excited to hear Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson, Emily Blunt, and director Benny Safdie took their new film, The Smashing Machine, to the Venice Film Festival! It was actually The Rock’s first time being invited to a festival of that caliber, which is pretty incredible considering how huge he’s become in Hollywood. He told me he started noticing all the other stars there and hearing about these massive standing ovations other films were getting. Being a first-timer at Venice, he was definitely a little nervous about how The Smashing Machine would be received, and honestly, he admitted he wouldn’t pretend otherwise – it’s a big deal!
In 2012, Peter Jackson revisited the world of Middle-earth with a new movie trilogy based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s 1937 novel, The Hobbit. The story follows Bilbo Baggins, Frodo’s uncle (technically a cousin), as he joins a group of dwarves on a quest to take back their home and treasure from Smaug, a dragon living in the Lonely Mountain. Jackson divided the book into three films: An Unexpected Journey (2012), The Desolation of Smaug (2013), and The Battle of the Five Armies (2014). While inspired by the book, the trilogy isn’t a strict adaptation; it often feels more like a prequel to Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films. This is especially noticeable in the darker, more dramatic ending, which differs significantly from the tone of the original Hobbit book.
Though the movie takes place in the 1950s, it feels very current, largely because it centers on a character driven to succeed at any cost. However, the character, Marty, still has a strong sense of empathy, which stops him from doing truly wrong things and highlights the complex, often contradictory, nature of people.
Despite any criticism, The Simpsons remains a hugely important part of American television history. It’s understandable that the show’s quality has varied over its many years – as the longest-running scripted prime-time series in the US, some inconsistency is to be expected.