Gerard Butler’s Best Apocalypse Movie Has Nothing To Do With ‘Greenland’

Many fans will recall Gerard Butler’s film Geostorm, where a weather-control system goes haywire and unleashes devastating storms worldwide. Although the movie received poor reviews, its spectacular destruction made it memorable, and it remains one of Butler’s strongest performances in the disaster genre. Another early role that stands out is 2002’s Reign of Fire, where he starred with Christian Bale and Matthew McConaughey in a story about dragon slayers.

The Hunt for Gollum Writer Teases the Next Lord of the Rings Film

Writer Philippa Boyens recently discussed the first Lord of the Rings movie with Empire magazine, which was celebrating its 25th anniversary. She described it as both an exciting adventure and a deeply psychological story. Boyens co-wrote the entire Lord of the Rings film trilogy, starting with the 2001 release.

Is Michael Rapaport Ruining The Traitors?

Many people recognize Michael Rapaport as an actor, though some might remember him from a particularly frustrating season of Justified. Others know him for his controversial views on Palestine and his criticism of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani. For those unfamiliar with him, it might be surprising to see this outspoken personality on The Traitors, and they might wonder how long he’ll last. After the show’s three-episode premiere, Vulture critics Roxana Hadadi and Nicholas Quah discussed whether Rapaport is a positive or negative addition to the cast.

Mortal Kombat 2: The Highly Anticipated Martial Arts Sequel Returns In 2026

These days, Hollywood is making a lot more superhero movies, and it’s become obvious that many people go to the theater for big, exciting blockbusters. While superhero films often have amazing action scenes, they sometimes lack the personality and cultural background found in classic martial arts movies.

How to Watch Sunday’s 83rd Golden Globes

You can watch the awards show live on CBS starting at 8 p.m. Eastern/5 p.m. Pacific time. If you subscribe to Paramount+ Premium, you can also stream it live. Paramount+ Essentials subscribers can watch it the next day. If you’ve cut the cord and use a streaming service that includes CBS—like Hulu + Live TV, Fubo, or DirecTV—you can watch live there. Fubo and DirecTV even offer free trials, so you might be able to watch for free!

‘Gamer’: 2009 Gerard Butler Action Thriller Is Better Than You Remember | Memory Holed

Gerard Butler returns to cinemas this weekend in Greenland 2: Migration, playing the role of a world-saver – or, at least, trying to save what remains of it. Having appeared in over 50 films, Butler has a number of interesting projects in his filmography that are worth revisiting – including this week’s feature, the 2009 action thriller Gamer, directed by Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the team behind Crank.

A Duet of Heated Rivalry Bits Won Late Night This Week

It’s notable that Jimmy Kimmel has become a late-night staple, especially since he still presents himself as an ordinary guy. Despite his connections to people like Bryan Cranston’s daughter and Ben Affleck, he remains particularly skilled at expressing genuine anger and disappointment with the state of politics. Kimmel’s recent monologue about Renee Nicole Good perfectly demonstrated this – he genuinely seemed moved by the news, and that emotional connection resonated with viewers. In 2026, late-night TV often serves this purpose: making people feel less alone in their frustrations. Here’s a look at other late-night hosts who offered that comfort during the first week of the new year.

‘They Really Did Their Homework’: Ridley Scott’s $462 Action Epic Praised by Real Warfare Expert

Historian Roel Konijnendijk, appearing on Insider’s ‘How Real Is It?’ series, praised the accuracy of the gladiator battles in the upcoming film Gladiator II, starring Paul Mescal and Denzel Washington. He was particularly impressed with the attention to detail, noting that ships used in a naval battle scene were based on authentic ancient Roman designs. Konijnendijk added that the filmmakers cleverly combined elements from different historical periods, showing they had thoroughly researched what these ships would have looked like.