Prime Video’s Bait Debuts to Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score

While Amazon hasn’t officially announced the next James Bond, Riz Ahmed is playing the iconic 007 agent in the new series Bait. The show premieres on March 25th, and early reviews are incredibly positive – it currently has a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Jujutsu Kaisen Episode 59 Release Date & Time

The next episode, before the show takes a break, will focus on a new location and introduce the Queen of Curses in the Sendai Colony. Viewers will see Yuta face off against a surprising team of sorcerers in an intense battle. Having already witnessed Yuta’s power against Yuji, fans will now see just how much stronger he’s become since the events of the Night Parade of 100 Demons.

Sarah Michelle Gellar Deserves Better Than This

It’s been a disappointing week for fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Hulu has cancelled the planned reboot, Buffy: New Sunnydale, after months of build-up. While the studio claims director Chloé Zhao is to blame, Sarah Michelle Gellar (who played Buffy) says an executive producer who didn’t appreciate the original series was responsible. Ultimately, for those who were excited about a new generation of the Scooby Gang, the reason doesn’t matter – the show won’t be made, and it’s unlikely we’ll see Sarah Michelle Gellar reprise her role as the Slayer again.

Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Star Jessi Draper’s Husband Has Filed for Divorce

Ngatikaura shared a statement with TMZ saying this was a difficult decision made with sadness. She expressed gratitude for the good times and what she’s learned. While she and her partner are going their separate ways, her main focus is making sure their children feel loved and secure during this change. She plans to handle the situation with kindness and respect and asks for privacy for the family as they adjust.

Best ‘Oliver Twist’ Movie Adaptations, Ranked

This story offers a raw and realistic portrayal of life in London at the time, tackling difficult subjects like child labor, abuse within the home, and the stark differences between rich and poor. It’s a powerful narrative that has been brought to the screen many times. For this ranking, we’re focusing on major film adaptations, leaving out older silent films and lesser-known TV movies. Here’s our list of movie versions of Oliver Twist, ranked from best to worst.

Netflix’s No. 2 Movie Nobody 2 Proves the Danger of Action Franchise Fatigue

Trying to outdo the original, Nobody 2 delivers even more exaggerated action, outlandish villains, and less focus on character development. While still an enjoyable and fast-paced 89-minute action comedy, the film demonstrates that some great action movies are best left as standalone stories, rather than becoming long-running series.

Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Needs Nastier Rich People

In the Ready or Not movies, the villain – known as Le Bail – enforces a strict set of rules with deadly consequences: those who break them don’t receive forgiveness, they literally explode. Ready or Not 2 introduces a new group of potential victims, a more diverse and dangerous bunch than the Le Domases, the family Grace married into in the first film. The sequel begins immediately after the first one ends, with Grace recovering in the hospital after surviving a night of attempted murder by her in-laws. She reconnects with her sister, Faith, and we meet the five other families who form a sinister council. The Danforths, who host the new deadly game on their estate, are led by twins Ursula and Titus, the children of their ailing father, Chester. The Madrid-based El Caidos family, headed by Ignacio and his children, also join the hunt, and one of his kids has a particular grudge against Grace.