Movies

Shah Rukh Khan’s charm is so captivating that it effortlessly wins people over as the undisputed “King of Romance.” His arrival illuminates any space he enters, and his public appearances always draw attention. Just recently, even the bustling Mumbai airport was left awestruck upon witnessing Shah Rukh Khan’s grand entrance with his entourage. On September 29, this esteemed actor graced us once more after his return from Abu Dhabi.

Reflecting on cinema’s past, particularly the most acclaimed films from the 1980s, many classics have left a lasting impact. However, upon reevaluation, some of these movies may now appear problematic. This list aims to highlight such titles, not to criticize them excessively, as films like “Revenge of the Nerds” often get singled out. Instead, view this compilation as a guide to movies that can still provide enjoyment, taking into account any potential issues they may raise.

The much-loved terror-inflicting Good Guy doll, known as the iconic Chucky, has temporarily ceased its reign of fright – at least for now. The popular television series based on the horror movie franchise will not proceed with a fourth season. This announcement was made approximately four months following the conclusion of the third season’s second half on NBCUniversal’s cable networks. Although creator Don Mancini and dedicated fans are undoubtedly disheartened, I must confess that I find myself secretly content for several reasons.

Beginning as a captivating secondary actor in the 1970s, Tommy Lee Jones has proven to be an indispensable part of the film industry for quite some time. When the film Coal Miner’s Daughter was unveiled in the 1980s, it was evident that this gravel-voiced southerner possessed the talent to lead a movie. However, many of his films during the ’80s didn’t quite gain traction, regardless of whether he portrayed a character with a good heart or questionable intentions, as demonstrated in the underappreciated Stormy Monday (1988).

Following a five-decade long career, he’s back at the pinnacle once more due to reprising his role as Beetlejuice in Tim Burton’s follow-up to the 1988 horror comedy film. The movie’s immense popularity has allowed this seasoned actor, who was previously Batman, to reach a remarkable personal achievement that complements the numerous honors and recognitions he’s earned throughout his industry tenure.