Movie and TV show reviews

The four-part Danish series “Snake Killer,” hailing from Denmark and produced by Amazon MGM Studios, marks Prime Video’s first original series in Denmark. This gripping crime show, created and directed by Anders Ølholm, famous for the hit thriller “Enforcement” (“Shorta”), follows Copenhagen’s mobile drug squad (Uropatruljen). The story revolves around a renegade cop known for bending the rules to enforce them. Enraged by the brutal murder of one of his informants, he declares war on an enigmatic crime family. Pilou Asbæk (“Game of Thrones,” “A War”) stars in this thrilling series.

As a movie critic, I’ve been thrilled to witness ‘Flip Side’ skyrocket in popularity during its debut season. The viewership increased an impressive 23% from October to February, largely due to Jaleel’s captivating charm, hilarious wit, and a game that truly struck a chord with the audience.

This upcoming fall, we’re eagerly preparing to capitalize on this success by introducing our latest game show, ‘The Perfect Line.’ With the respected Deborah Norville steering the ship and a brand-new game format, we aim to serve up another winning recipe for viewers.

Before delving into the upcoming part, Stewart humorously prepared the audience by stating, “I’ve got a speedy update about an administration that yet again seems to be executing their strategies with skill and efficiency.

Nights like this don’t come around too often…

The classic gaming franchise “Street Fighter,” which Capcom, a Japanese video game developer that introduced the original series in 1987, helped create, will be jointly produced and developed alongside Legendary Entertainment. In 2023, Legendary secured the rights for television and film adaptations of this popular series. As of now, specifics about the movie, including its plot, cast members, director, and screenwriter, remain undisclosed.

At a press event guided by Jazz Tangcay of EbMaster in Los Angeles, the actor explained that their relationship with Luna developed naturally and progressively from Season 1 to Season 2.

In the quaint coastal town of Sokcho, Soo-Ha (Bella Kim) leads a monotonous daily existence. Originally driven by academic ambitions in literature, she now works at a guesthouse where she caters to and maintains the accommodation for tourists even during the sluggish winter months. It’s there that she encounters Yan Kerrand (Roschdy Zem), an artist seeking immersion into the common life of Sokcho, believing it would spark the creative impulse needed for his graphic novel.

In the film directed by Michael Showalter, you’ll find Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, Josh Hartnett, Ismael Cruz Cordóva, and Brady Wagner in prominent roles.

The documentary sheds light on a significant matter, however, it’s crucial to note that its viewpoint is biased. The reaction of Israel to the attacks is briefly touched upon, while the interviewees appear reluctant to acknowledge that a terrorist to one person might be seen as a freedom fighter by another. Despite this skewed perspective, the film is still worth watching to grasp the essence of antisemitism, the boundaries and benefits of free speech, the reasons behind the escalation of hate speech against Jews, why high-ranking university presidents stepped down or were dismissed following pro-Palestine demonstrations, and how the Trump administration’s policies on these protests have evolved.

It was confirmed to EbMaster by Kingma’s representative that Kingma had passed away. The exact cause of his death wasn’t disclosed, but the obituary stated that “he departed this life suddenly.