Movies

As I eagerly awaited the start of Ghosts‘ Season 4 on the 2024 TV lineup, I found myself pondering over Patience, the Puritan ghost trapped in the ground. Mostly, I’ve been intrigued about what she’s been doing for hundreds of years while being stuck there. However, the show hasn’t delved deeply into that mystery yet. But luckily, I managed to pose that question to Mary Holland, the actress who portrays the ghost.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is remembering an embarrassing incident that occurred during her initial years with Saturday Night Live.

HBO’s “Band of Brothers,” though it dates back several decades, remains an exceptional series that warrants multiple viewings, even years following its initial release. The stellar ensemble, featuring actors like Damian Lewis, David Schwimmer, Ron Livingston, Donnie Wahlberg, and numerous others, delivers unparalleled performances, and the narrative they weave is as potent as anything ever aired on television. This production offers a multitude of emotionally charged scenes, both heart-wrenching and heart-lifting, capable of stirring even the toughest of viewers. Here are some of the most poignant instances that will undoubtedly move you to tears.

Five years after the final installment of the “Harry Potter” film series (specifically “The Deathly Hallows – Part 2”), Warner Bros. Pictures revisited the magical world, this time focusing on Eddie Redmayne’s character Newt Scamander in “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”. Two sequels were released, both featuring Jude Law as a younger Albus Dumbledore. Initially, it was intended for the “Fantastic Beasts” movie series to span five films. However, during an interview reflecting on his role, Law hinted at uncertainty about the franchise’s future, and his comments suggest it may not continue.

Netflix’s freshly debuted historical drama, titled “Hijack ’93,” offers a gripping 90-minute journey that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. The story revolves around four courageous teenagers who attempt to hijack a Nigerian Airways plane as a form of protest against a brutal and militarized government regime. Determined to ensure a peaceful transition of power to the leader elected by the people, a Social Democratic Party candidate, the characters Omar (Nnamdi Agbo), Ben (Allison Emmanuel), Dayo (Akinsola Oluwaseyi), and Kayode (Adam Garba) make a dangerous threat to set fire to the aircraft.