Movies

The movie titled “Speed,” directed by Jan de Bont, features actors like Dennis Hopper, Jeff Daniels, Joe Morton, Beth Grant, and Alan Ruck, among others. In this film, an LAPD officer named Jack finds himself on a bus that has a bomb attached to its speedometer. Remarkably, one of the passengers, Annie, takes control of the wheel after the driver is shot by another panicked passenger who suspects Jack is his enemy. The plot unfolds with Annie needing to keep the bus moving above 50 miles per hour to prevent the bomb from exploding. If you’ve ever been in Los Angeles during rush hour, you can imagine a bus traveling at that speed as a steel monster wreaking havoc on everything in its path.

On February 5th, Amy Schumer’s comedy titled “Kinda Pregnant” will premiere on Netflix. In this film directed by Tyler Spindel, Amy Schumer plays Lainy, a character who pretends to be pregnant while experiencing feelings of jealousy towards her best friend’s real pregnancy. The story unfolds as Lainy encounters her ideal man in the process. Supporting roles are filled by Jillian Bell, Will Forte, Damon Wayans Jr., Brianne Howey, Alex Moffat, Joel David Moore, Lizze Broadway, Urzila Carlson and Francis Benhamou.

Based on reports from The Hollywood Reporter, when it initially premiered, the movie earned an astounding $285 million – an amount that was particularly noteworthy in 1990. This substantial box office revenue led to the swift production of a sequel, “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York,” which debuted in 1992. Over the years, these films have evolved into beloved holiday traditions for numerous families. However, the franchise has expanded beyond these two movies, as several subsequent films featuring various children and their creative efforts to safeguard their homes have been produced. Here’s a rundown of the total number of movies in the “Home Alone” series.

Nike is expanding its Air Max Dn lineup with the unveiling of its new “Heat Map” edition. This latest model boasts a daring color scheme, drawing inspiration from thermal imaging visuals. The upper features an array of colors such as dark smoke grey, red orbit, black, and sweet beet tones, which create a stunning lava-like appearance that harmoniously blends together. As you move up the shoe, there’s a shift from yellow to deep red over the Dynamic Air cushioning for enhanced comfort. The shoe rests on a black midsole and outsole, providing a striking contrast against the vibrant upper, and it also includes lime green air pods that add a touch of futuristic style. The release date for this shoe is set for the spring season.

In my heart, though George may no longer be with us physically, he’s forever etched in my memory. Through some clever TV sorcery, he’ll make an appearance once more, in one of his son Georgie’s (Montana Jordan) dreams. As executive producer Steve Holland shared with TVLine, “George pays a visit in a dream.” It appears that George has been on my mind, and I can’t help but fret about whether he’d be proud of me, he explained. This idea stemmed from conversations we had with Chuck himself, discussing the show early on. Chuck mentioned that he still dreams about his father and visits him in those dreams. That concept resonated with us, so it seemed fitting to incorporate it into the narrative. And when we were brainstorming for this episode, it felt like a perfect chance to bring George back.