Movies

As the end of 2024 approaches, let’s take a moment to appreciate some of the outstanding movies that graced our screens this year. With numerous streaming platforms available at our fingertips, discovering top-notch films from 2024, as well as timeless classics, has become more accessible than ever. However, the abundance of choices can occasionally leave us bewildered about what to watch next. To make your decision easier, we’ve compiled a comprehensive guide detailing every movie arriving on major streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Peacock, and others in December 2024.

2024 finds me, Shalini Pandey, in a whirlwind of conversations following my outstanding portrayal alongside Junaid Khan in Maharaj. Lately, I’ve shared insights about the relentless comparisons drawn between myself and Alia Bhatt, focusing on our physical appearances and vocal qualities. Initially, I must confess, these comparisons stirred feelings of annoyance within me; I yearned for people to focus on my individuality rather than drawing parallels. However, with time, I’ve learned to embrace this reality, accepting that it is part of the journey as an actress.

After a two-week break, “Abbott Elementary” returns to the 2024 TV lineup this week, and fans definitely won’t want to skip it! Not only does the popular sitcom air an hour and a half earlier, but viewers can look forward to two holiday-themed episodes. What makes this even more exciting is that we’ll get to know Jacob Hill’s brother and Melissa Schemmenti’s mother in each of the new episodes. The casting for both characters is spot on!

Initially, Robert Eggers gained recognition with his 2016 movie titled “The Witch“, showcasing his knack for creating eerie narratives. Since then, Eggers’ compact collection of works, including “The Lighthouse” and “The Northman“, have received critical acclaim and sent shivers down the spines of viewers with their distinctly chilling atmospheres. Thus, the news that Eggers would re-imagine “Nosferatu” seemed like a fitting progression for the director, as well as an expansion of the dark folklore established in his initial 2016 production.

Initially, the groundbreaking graphic novel “Watchmen” was released in monthly installments from 1986 to 1987, later compiled into a complete edition in 1987. The creation of this comic masterpiece was a collaboration between renowned author Alan Moore and talented illustrator Dave Gibbons, with DC Comics serving as its publisher. Over the years since then, “Watchmen” has undergone significant adaptations on three major occasions – firstly, a live-action film directed by Zack Snyder in 2009, secondly, an HBO miniseries set within the comic’s universe in 2019, and more recently, an animated two-part production released this year.