Movie and TV show reviews

The Bondsman” introduces Kevin Bacon as Hub Halloran, a man who’s been resurrected by Satan following his murder, given a second chance in exchange for hunting down and exterminating demons that have broken free from the underworld. The concept is intriguing, but the show explores themes beyond mere monster-of-the-week storylines, delving into Hub’s complex relationships with his former wife and son, as well as his tumultuous connection to the country music industry.

In Disney’s initial movie released in 2003 titled “Freaky Friday”, Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis portray a mother-daughter duo who exchange bodies following the consumption of a mystical fortune cookie. The timing couldn’t have been more inconvenient… Lohan’s character Anna was preparing for her band’s pivotal performance (you might recognize their catchy single “Ultimate”) while Curtis’ Tess was on the verge of remarrying. The sequel, set approximately two decades later than the original film, increases the stakes with a four-way body swap. This time around, it’s not only Tess and Anna who experience walking in each other’s shoes… Anna’s daughter and her new stepdaughter also find themselves waking up in different bodies.

In a small town, Sammie, a young man who works the fields and is the son of a local minister, harbors a secret ambition to be a blues artist. The twin owners of a freshly opened juke joint persuade him to showcase his talent there. As he does, his extraordinary musical prowess triggers a series of strange, otherworldly occurrences. Finding the ideal actor for this role proved challenging; they needed someone who could belt out tunes with as much intensity as they could convey emotion.

Jeff Rosenfeld, Cinemark’s senior vice president for digital and customer experience, views AI as a valuable asset, stating, “So far, we haven’t encountered anything that outperforms what our human team can achieve.

White, who has won numerous golden trophies for his work on Hulu’s “The Bear,” attended this year’s gathering of cinema owners with co-star Jeremy Strong in attendance. During Disney’s presentation at the event, White chatted with new distribution chief Andrew Cripps about their upcoming film, named “Deliver Me From Nowhere.” The actor shared some insights on the challenges the movie poses.

If your story is ancient and globally recognized as a classic, it’s not really a surprise when I tell you that in the first season finale of “House of David” on Amazon Prime Video, history didn’t change. In the end, young shepherd and musician David (played by Michael Iskander) successfully hit giant Goliath (Martyn Ford) with a stone from his sling, killing him.

If your story is ancient and globally recognized as a classic, it’s not really a surprise when I tell you that in the first season finale of “House of David” on Amazon Prime Video, history didn’t change. In the end, young shepherd and musician David (played by Michael Iskander) successfully hit giant Goliath (Martyn Ford) with a stone from his sling, killing him.

Up on the stage, I, as a follower, shared that the upcoming movie, with Jared Leto at its helm, will pack quite a punch. It’ll strike you hard, whether it’s to your grid or wherever that might be.

Up on the stage, I, as a follower, shared that the upcoming movie, with Jared Leto at its helm, will pack quite a punch. It’ll strike you hard, whether it’s to your grid or wherever that might be.

The movie Courvoisier primarily focuses on a character named Totone, played by Clément Faveau. He’s a skinny 18-year-old from the rural Jura region of eastern France, where the director was raised. This local artist portrays the simple yet rich lives of the locals in a way that is kindly humorous rather than condescending or overly romanticized. However, Totone’s leisurely days filled with beer, flirting, and motorbike rides on open roads take a backseat when his father unexpectedly passes away, leaving him responsible for his cute little sister Claire (Luna Garret).