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Among the outstanding series on Apple TV+, “Severance” has returned to our screens in the 2025 schedule, promising an exhilarating journey ahead. Just over a week since its second season premiere, the unique office-thriller created by Ben Stiller and Dan Erickson has left viewers pondering more questions than it has answered. With only two episodes released so far, most of the Lumon mysteries remain shrouded in mystery for fans. However, the release of these new episodes has sparked a flurry of “Severance” theories across the internet, with one popular theory revolving around the character Helly R.

Similar to Ebert, Siskel was recognized for his straightforward, frank, and passionate critiques of films. Some flicks earned glowing praise, whereas others elicited strong disdain from Siskel. The following ten movies are among those that Siskel particularly despised. These movies didn’t merely receive a “thumbs down.” Instead, Gene Siskel offered harsh and biting criticisms of them.

In Fast & Furious 6, Dom Toretto, played by Vin Diesel, and Brian O’Conner, portrayed by Paul Walker, along with their team, receive an offer from Luke Hobbs to clear their criminal records if they aid in taking down a ruthless mercenary organization led by Owen Shaw. The story later connects back to the events of 2006’s The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift through a post-credits scene featuring Jason Statham as Deckard Shaw, who is revealed as Owen’s older brother.

Movies such as “A Bug’s Life,” “A Fistful of Dollars,” and “Star Wars” have roots in the samurai film genre. Typical samurai films depict samurai warriors, a historical backdrop often set during Japan’s Edo (Tokugawa) period, and swordplay. This is the foundation of the genre, and since its inception, it has spawned numerous adaptations. It’s quite typical for a single samurai movie to evolve into a series, with successful films like “Yojimbo” giving rise to a sequel titled “Sanjuro.

Despite the tracklist yet to be revealed, the upcoming album titled “Paid N Full,” scheduled for release on Valentine’s Day, currently features songs like “What It Iz” with Lefty Gunplay, “Yacht Master,” and collaborations with fellow Shoreline Mafia member Fenix Flexin titled “HEAT STICK” and “Work” from summer 2024. Additionally, the new single “Paid N Full” is now available.