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Acclaimed filmmaker, scriptwriter, and producer, Roland Emmerich, who’s famously known as “The master of disaster”, is currently developing a contentious reimagining of the multiple Academy Award-winning movie, Lawrence of Arabia. This remake aims to reintroduce the classic film back to viewers. Known for directing blockbuster movies such as Independence Day (1996), The Day After Tomorrow (2004), and 2012, Emmerich is collaborating with screenwriter Anthony McCarten, best recognized for Bohemian Rhapsody, to produce a three-season television series tentatively named In Arabia. The upcoming series promises to introduce even more characters than the already grandiose film, offering a captivating pitch. This television show concept is intriguing, as the extended runtime could provide an opportunity to delve deeper into the complex political landscape and mysterious characters portrayed in the story. (Source: The Hollywood Reporter)

Action films in Hollywood always seem to remain popular. From the thrilling adventure films of the 1920s filled with daring stunts, to the modern-day blockbusters filled with explosions and high-octane action sequences, action movies have almost been a constant since the beginning of cinema itself. While they’re arguably best experienced in a movie theater, there’s something quite appealing about cozying up at home to watch an exciting action film on your television. If you’re a Peacock subscriber, you’ll find plenty of fantastic action movies to pick from.

Bell & Ross expands their collection of watches by introducing a fresh BR-03 model known as Horizon. This watch brings to your wrist one of the most iconic tools found in an airplane cockpit, reimagined.