Movies

As someone who grew up listening to Punjabi music and being a fan of Diljit Dosanjh, I am absolutely thrilled by the news that his hit track “Do You Know” is making a comeback on the big screen in Mudassar Aziz’s Khel Khel Mein. This song holds a special place in my heart as it was one of those tunes that reminded me of home and brought a smile to my face whenever I heard it. The fact that it will now be used as a promotional song for the film has added an extra layer of excitement to my anticipation for the movie’s release. I can only imagine how the energetic beats and catchy lyrics will complement the scenes in the film, creating a truly memorable experience for audiences.

There are numerous ways to express your enthusiasm for James Cameron’s “Terminator 2: Judgement Day.” You might acknowledge it as a top-notch film from the ’90s, a sci-fi classic, or one of the greatest action movies ever made. It holds a remarkable place due to its unforgettable and chilling scenes that continue to linger in our memories. Interestingly, the upcoming Netflix anime series, “Terminator Zero,” seems determined to make one of T2’s most memorable moments even more terrifying. Surprisingly, I find myself quite eager for this addition to the 2024 TV lineup.

Since 2017, Anthony Mackie has been teasing Tom Holland, who starred in his first Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) solo movie, “Spider-Man: Homecoming.” Picture Mackie as the winged MCU big brother, constantly giving his Spidey sibling lighthearted jabs. In their latest playful exchange, Mackie playfully mocked Holland’s height, creating a hilarious moment that had everyone laughing out loud (LOL).

In the movie titled “The Duel“, what started off as a light-hearted friendship transforms into a bitter rivalry, leading to extreme actions following a string of unforgivable deceits. What was initially presented as a dark comedy takes an unexpectedly profound turn, delving into challenging themes such as justice, loyalty, and the concept of masculinity in resolving disputes. Instead of opting for peaceful dialogue, they choose to settle their grudge through archaic combat, which is portrayed with unexpected finesse. The film keeps audiences hooked with captivating performances from an eccentric cast. As the characters move towards a grim ending, their responses differ significantly.

Tom Cruise, often recognized as Hollywood’s final iconic actor, leaves fans wondering about the future of cinema upon his retirement. Although he gained fame for action blockbusters, his first notable role was in the romantic drama “Endless Love.” Upon closer examination, this ’80s film is one of Cruise’s most contentious productions. The plot revolves around two teenagers, Jade (played by Brooke Shields) and David (Martin Hewitt), who fall in love despite a two-year age difference, as the movie’s tagline states, “She is 15, He is 17.”