As of today, January 5th, the movie Trust is the third most popular film on Paramount+ globally, according to FlixPatrol. It’s currently behind Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning and The Naked Gun (2025), but ahead of films like The Stranger in My Home, High Ground, Night Hunter, The Last Gunfight, Humane, World War Z, and The Substance.
Rivera and Herrold first connected on Instagram in 2020 after Herrold’s show premiered. Feeling isolated during the pandemic, Herrold was responding to congratulatory messages and decided to reply to Rivera, hoping to avoid unwanted attention. She told W Magazine that his message seemed safe, so she simply said, “Thank you.” To her surprise, she woke up to a series of video messages. Initially worried, she checked his profile and found him appealing and harmless. He had messaged her requesting an interview for a journalism class project – a celebrity interview – which led to a 40-minute conversation. This marked the start of their relationship, and hopefully earned Rivera a good grade in class.
What makes Robert McCall so captivating is his sheer ruthlessness in action. He’s not just clever, but incredibly brutal, and the film doesn’t hold back – we see this immediately in the very first action sequence. Armed with only a stopwatch, McCall effortlessly takes down a room full of gangsters, instantly establishing the film as something special.
Although James Gunn isn’t directing Supergirl, the movie strongly resembles Guardians of the Galaxy in its style and feel. Both films share a science fiction setting and a lively, rock-and-roll energy, suggesting the characters Kara Zor-El and Star-Lord would likely be friends. Gunn recently discussed this connection during an appearance on Variety’s Awards Circuit podcast, explaining…
Data from FlixPatrol shows that 1923 is the tenth most popular series on Paramount+ globally. It currently ranks among the top 10 shows in 19 countries, helping it climb back onto the streaming charts.
Many older HBO shows were well-received by critics when they originally aired, but were later forgotten as newer shows gained popularity. Others never quite found a wide audience but developed a dedicated, cult following. And a few were consistently good throughout their run and deserve another chance to be seen.
Michael Corleone experienced the biggest change of anyone in the family throughout the movie, ultimately becoming the ruthless head of the Corleone Mafia. The contrast between the sacred setting of his godson’s baptism and the violent acts he orchestrated outside the church was brilliantly portrayed. This masterful editing and direction created one of the most iconic and powerful climaxes in film history.
Despite wanting to reimagine the films, Kristen Stewart emphasized her appreciation for the original directors – Catherine Hardwicke, Chris Weitz, and others. She praised their unique and authentic style, noting they brought a raw, present energy to the movies because they were still early in their careers. While a straight remake isn’t her goal, she jokingly suggested someone give her the funding and rights to tell the story from Edward’s perspective.
The news isn’t surprising, considering Congress recently approved President Trump’s budget cuts, which took $1.1 billion away from public media. While many knew the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) was facing difficulties, its decision to shut down completely, rather than be weakened and controlled by others, is particularly unfortunate.
The popular Netflix series, Emily in Paris, is coming back for a sixth season. Netflix announced the renewal on Monday. Read More 2026-01-06 00:35