Movies

Korean dramas, together with Korea’s culture, tunes, and cuisine, have grown into one of the most sought-after items globally. Viewers are captivated by the romantic tales, fantasies set in contemporary times and ancient Joseon kingdom, as well as the tumultuous relationships portrayed in these series. As a result, numerous streaming services such as Netflix have persisted in investing in original productions that cater to the international fanbase. The Internet has made it possible for film and television enthusiasts to explore various entertainment options, thereby providing Korean dramas with the global recognition they merit.

Brad Pitt has been a consistent presence in Hollywood since his debut in the 1980s, earning numerous awards such as Oscars, Golden Globes, Emmys, and SAG Awards throughout his career. With an impressive portfolio of over 60 films, he’s explored various genres, from portraying a securities trader in “The Big Short” to an MLB Manager in “Moneyball”, from a WWII Lieutenant in “Inglourious Basterds” to a U.S. Space Command Major in “Ad Astra”. His versatility and charisma make it seem like he can convincingly play any role thrown at him.

The eagerly awaited follow-up to Rob Reiner’s classic mockumentary, “This is Spinal Tap,” is planned for release in the spring. This will mark the final performance of the legendary fictional band after a 15-year break from performing. As stated by Michael McKean, who plays bass and vocals for the most ordinary musical group that never actually existed, “Spinal Tap II” intends to continue its signature antics, focusing on the band members’ advanced ages since nearly four decades have passed since their first appearance in the rockstar world.

Will Ferrell is hitting the streets for a new comedy feature from 20th Century Studios.

Quentin Tarantino seemingly has no interest in watching Denis Villeneuve‘s Dune movies.