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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare tells the story of a top-secret British commando unit during World War II. Winston Churchill tasks this unconventional team with a dangerous, unofficial mission: to sneak into a port controlled by the Nazis, disrupt their plans, and capture vital ships that could change the course of the war. Henry Cavill stars as Gus March-Phillipps, the bold leader of this scrappy group, who rely on daring tactics, explosive action, and a lot of confidence to complete their mission, which is based on a true story.

Announced earlier this year, the new documentary series came as a pleasant surprise to Taylor Swift’s fans. Titled The End Of An Era, it offers a behind-the-scenes look at the final stop of her hugely popular tour, focusing more on Swift’s creative process than simply showcasing the concert itself. This allowed for a detailed record of the tour’s last performance.

The TV show Phoenix Nights is similar in style to adult animated comedies like Family Guy and South Park, meaning it often pushes boundaries with its humor. Peter Kay recently explained in an interview with Capital FM that he turned down a deal with Netflix because they wanted to add trigger warnings to each episode, citing potentially offensive content. Kay felt this wasn’t right for the show.

Turning one book into three underwhelming movies wasn’t a great plan, but luckily, many other fantasy films are more enjoyable. With so many options available – from grand adventures and classic fairytales to darker stories and animation – you can easily find a fantasy film that’s better than The Hobbit and its follow-ups.

James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, has discussed his desire to bring more vibrant color and a classic, imaginative feel to his upcoming Superman film, set to release in 2025. In the book Superman: The Art and Making of the Film, Gunn explained that previous Superman movies hadn’t fully utilized color and a more traditional, storybook aesthetic. He drew inspiration from various comic book series, including Grant Morrison’s All-Star Superman, to create a Superman film that’s both fun and visually striking.

In Predator: Badlands, Dek sets his sights on taking down the Kalisk, a creature so formidable even the Yautja consider it invincible and the planet’s top predator. Over the course of the 107-minute film, Dek battles the Kalisk multiple times, discovering its amazing strength and ability to heal quickly. Along the way, he forms a bond with a native creature named Bud (as nicknamed by Thia, played by Elle Fanning), and ultimately tries to help free the Kalisk from captivity by Weyland-Yutani.

Will’s link to the Upside Down has always been a key part of the show’s story, but his character hasn’t always been fully explored. Because he hasn’t been in every episode, it’s been harder to get to know him and see him grow. However, in the first part of Stranger Things season 5, Will is presented as a more relatable and emotionally open character.

Starting December 1st, you’ll be able to watch Forrest Gump on Tubi, the free streaming service with ads. Then, on December 4th, the beloved 1994 film will also be available on Netflix. Starring Tom Hanks, Forrest Gump tells the story of a man who overcomes challenges to achieve incredible things, from meeting presidents to serving as a decorated hero in the Vietnam War. The movie was a huge success, earning over $678 million worldwide.

Many fans felt the last two seasons of Game of Thrones were too fast-paced, leaving storylines and character developments feeling incomplete. With season 3 of House of the Dragon on the horizon, viewers are hoping it avoids a similar outcome. Fortunately, recent news about House of the Dragon‘s production suggests the show is learning from the mistakes made in Game of Thrones and aiming for a more satisfying conclusion.

In issue #30 of Green Arrow, written by Chris Condo and illustrated by Montos, a character was killed, concluding the “Crimson Sands” story arc. This arc reintroduced the villain Crimson Archer. The original Crimson Archer was Herb Vraney, a gangster who sought elaborate revenge on Green Arrow after being arrested. His plan involved getting plastic surgery and pretending to be a wealthy benefactor, hiring Green Arrow to give him archery lessons. He then attempted – unsuccessfully – to use these skills as the Crimson Archer to kill Green Arrow with his own bow and arrows.