James Cameron Reveals His Favorite Action Movie Is ‘Die Hard’

Cameron recently appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert to discuss his new movie, Avatar: Fire and Ash. While he expected to talk about the latest Avatar film and the future of the series – specifically whether he’d make the planned Avatar 4 and 5 – he was surprised to find the conversation went in unexpected directions.

HBO’s The Pitt Becomes Streaming Hit 2 Weeks Before Season 2 Premiere

According to FlixPatrol, The Pitt is currently the 5th most popular show on HBO Max. It’s behind IT: Welcome to Derry, I Love LA, The Seduction, and George & Mandy’s First Marriage. The Pitt is a new medical drama, and it features Noah Wyle, who previously starred in ER, playing a comparable character, which has likely contributed to its success.

Mad Men Fans Still Can’t Rewatch the Episode That Fumbled Its Best Character

Lane Pryce was a true gentleman working in a chaotic office filled with drinking, smoking, and disrespect towards women. Sent to Sterling Cooper by his firm, PPL, to cut expenses, he didn’t immediately fit in. However, his financial skills and calm demeanor eventually earned him the respect of his colleagues, and they made him a partner when they formed their own independent agency.

10 Underrated Christmas Movies You Need To Watch

It’s really enjoyable discovering hidden gem holiday movies – those that are generally good, but don’t often make the ‘best Christmas movie’ lists. If you haven’t come across them yet, now is a great time to start!

The Craziest Thing About Song Sung Blue Is That It Happened

The new movie Song Sung Blue definitely explores some sad themes, and it’s actually even more melancholy than the title suggests. Based on a 2008 documentary, the film stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson as Mike and Claire Sardina, the couple who perform as the Neil Diamond tribute band Lightning & Thunder. While it’s ultimately an inspiring story about their unexpected success and lasting relationship, Song Sung Blue is surprisingly strange and complex. It features plenty of familiar biopic moments and great Neil Diamond songs, but also delves into some very unusual territory, ending in a way that’s reminiscent of films like Black Swan and All That Jazz.

Finding Manousos’s Frequency

Throughout the season, Manousos (Carlos-Manuel Vesga) warned against trusting “the Others,” and in the final episode of Pluribus, Carol (Rhea Seehorn) finally understood why. She discovered her companion and lover, Zosia (Karolina Wydra), had been working with the Others all along, intending to use Carol’s frozen eggs to turn her into one of them. This is a devastating betrayal for Carol, but Manousos feels vindicated – he believes the Others will never stop trying to convert those with immunity, and those who are immune must defend themselves.