Movie and TV show reviews

One day following the Rose d’Or Award win for best mini or limited series at Content Americas for their series “La Mesías”, Ambrossi and Calvo (locally recognized as Los Javis) have announced that they are nearing completion of the project and will start filming later in 2022. Ambrossi and Calvo are responsible for writing, directing, and co-producing this production through their label Suma Content, working alongside Movistar+, their production and distribution partner, on “La Mesías.”

As a movie buff, I’d put it like this: “After decades apart, my three Filipino kin, who had all made Italy their home through domestic work, found themselves under one roof in my elder sister Lilia’s newly inherited villa. As twilight gave way to the dark of night, our long-anticipated reunion dredged up memories that had been hidden away and wounds left untouched. The atmosphere grew heavy with the unspoken words of the past, as we struggled to bridge the chasm that time had created.

The well-known Mondelez cookie, known for its past collaborations spanning figures like Lady Gaga and brands such as Coca-Cola, has recently chosen to partner with Post Malone.

As a movie enthusiast, I’d put it this way: “Summer has come, and the Yellowjackets find a tentative triumph—the harsh winter that pushed us to the brink is over, but mistrust among us and internal conflicts threaten our hopes of being found. In the present, old secrets from our past are resurfacing, testing the bonds that hold our lives together. As we struggle to maintain our fragile existence, we’re faced with a chilling question: who are we truly, and what sinister truths are hidden within us?

The long-time broadcaster, who is currently responsible for play-by-play commentary during “Sunday Night Football” and hosts prime-time coverage of the Olympics, is set to assume a significant position when NBC acquires NBA rights in the fall of next year. It’s anticipated that he will participate in one or more games each week once NBC Sports finishes its NFL and Milan Cortina Olympic Winter Games coverage in February 2026. Prior to this, he will broadcast select games, including the NBA season opener in October 2025.

On Wednesday, Sebastian posted on his mother’s Instagram account that she had passed away on Monday. He felt that since she had wished to update her followers about her journey following her accident and brain surgery, it was fitting to share this final news with them. Many of you may not have known my mother personally, but I’d like to take this opportunity to describe who she truly was. She was more than just a friend to me; she was the best mother I could ever ask for, and her compassion knew no bounds.

In the current mid-2020s, our actual time period is approaching the depiction of the future in many old movies. The year 2025 stands out in cinema, as it seems futuristic and sits perfectly in the middle of a decade, neither far from the past nor too near.

As a devoted cinephile, I woke up to an exhilarating piece of news on Wednesday: Netflix’s stock had opened at a staggering $997.66 per share, marking a 15% surge! This massive leap catapulted the company’s market capitalization over the $420 billion mark.

The excitement didn’t end there for the day before, after the market closed, Netflix revealed some jaw-dropping figures. They had added an impressive 18.9 million new subscribers worldwide – nearly doubling what analysts anticipated! This brought their total subscriber base to a whopping 301.6 million.

But that’s not all! The streaming giant also announced price hikes across several key markets, including the U.S., and even on its ad-supported entry-level tier. This bold move underscores their strong pricing power, leaving no doubt about Netflix’s dominance in the streaming industry.

As a cinema enthusiast, I find myself immersed in an eight-episode journey that begins on the bustling streets of Baghdad, Iraq. A young mother and her daughter meander through the vibrant market en route to an ice cream parlor. However, their tranquil moment is disrupted when a deafening explosion rocks the area, turning peace into pandemonium, lives into casualties. On the opposite side of the world, I find myself unimpressed with my new academic guide, Professor Robert Mallinder (David Morrissey). My previous mentor, Professor Raymond Osborne (Joseph Mydell), stepped down due to Alzheimer’s, leaving me apprehensive about developing a rapport with Mallinder. That apprehension fades when, over a thought-provoking dinner with Mallinder and his spouse, Professor Andrea Lavin (Sidse Babett Knudsen), I am persuaded to share my research with them.

Based on an official summary, “Zero Day” is about Robert De Niro playing George Mullen, a respected former U.S. President, who leads the Zero Day Commission in a mission to identify the culprits behind a devastating cyber attack that has wreaked havoc across the nation and claimed thousands of lives. As misinformation spreads, and self-interest from tech moguls, financial tycoons, and government officials complicate matters, Mullen’s relentless pursuit of truth compels him to confront his own hidden past, potentially jeopardizing everything he cherishes.