Movies

I remember when Reese Witherspoon really started to break out – she was fresh off the success of *Cruel Intentions* and *Election* when she played Rachel’s sister on *Friends*. She was so young then, only 23, and things were moving incredibly fast for her. She actually told The New York Times how hard it was being in the public eye while also starting a marriage and becoming a mom. It was on the *Friends* set that she found a really important connection with the actress who played her sister, and she said that relationship really helped her get through it all.

Jen and Brandon Hatmaker, known for their HGTV show *My Big Family Renovation* in 2014, have been married since 1993 and share five children. In her new memoir, *Awake*, Jen Hatmaker details a difficult moment: waking up to find her husband on the phone with another woman at 2:30 a.m. on July 11, 2020. According to Jen, he smelled of alcohol, and she overheard him whispering into the phone as he fell asleep.

In a recent interview with IMDbPro, shared via a clip on the platform’s official Instagram account, Lewis Pullman opened up about the surreal and special experience of acting alongside his father who, famously, along with the late John Candy, starred in the original 1987 Mel Brooks comedy. He told the outlet:

Disney+, being Disney’s main streaming service, is a big source of income for the company. That’s probably why some subscribers are canceling their memberships to protest the decision regarding Jimmy Kimmel’s show. Since the news broke just a few days ago, social media platform X is full of posts from people saying they’ve canceled their subscriptions. Here’s what some users are saying:

Justin Tipping’s *HIM* and Kogonada’s *A Big Bold Beautiful Journey* are very different films – one’s a strange, scary horror movie, and the other is a charming, romantic fantasy. However, they both had disappointing results at the box office this weekend. Both films aimed to attract a lot of moviegoers, but neither generated much excitement. As a result, *Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Movie: Infinity Castle* remained the top domestic film, even though its numbers dropped significantly from the previous weekend. See the full Top 10 list below, and then I’ll share some analysis.

We often enjoy made-up bands, imaginary brands, and commercials for products that don’t exist. Now, let’s appreciate fictional TV shows that could be just as entertaining as the ones we actually watch.

Since a movie based on *iCarly* might be a long way off, I decided to give Miranda Cosgrove’s new film a try, even though it didn’t seem like my usual type of movie. It might not be the greatest rom-com ever made, but *The Wrong Paris* is surprisingly enjoyable, even if you’ve never watched *The Bachelor*.

“Him” is a strange and unsettling film that blends horror with the world of football. It relies heavily on visually striking scenes, but doesn’t always prioritize a clear, easy-to-follow story. As the movie progresses, it becomes increasingly confusing, and the filmmakers don’t seem concerned with making things understandable. The film rushes through its ideas, leaving little room for reflection or deeper exploration.

As of right now, the fan-favorite British actor has managed to avoid spilling spoilers about his upcoming superhero movie. Yet he has been sharing keen insight into how he’s approached the film from a creative standpoint. Tom Holland recently caught up with Complex and touched upon what fans can expect from his latest big-screen outing as the famous wall crawler. Based on his comments (which were shared to Instagram), viewers are in for much more than just a “fourth movie” in a saga:

Jude Law was recently asked if he’d be interested in making another *The Holiday* movie. Here’s what he had to say.