There’s an abundance of action films available – thousands, in fact! Given the vast array of options, it’s understandable that some movies might receive less attention than others. Predominantly, it’s the films with extensive marketing efforts behind them that garner the most interest. These are typically the high-budget blockbusters intended for cinema release.
Recently, Jackky Bhagnani and his father Vashu Bhagnani from Pooja Entertainment have found themselves in a series of controversies. The latest incident involves crew members of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan who claimed that the company failed to pay their dues following the movie’s underperformance at the box office. However, film producer Ramesh Taurani has recently shared his thoughts on this matter and expressed support for the Bhagnanis.
Much like no other films are quite akin to those directed by David Lynch, who collaborated with Mark Frost in the early 1990s to create it, there’s nothing quite like the captivating series Twin Peaks. This intriguing show can only be accessed via a Paramount+ subscription, but you’ll need an additional Showtime add-on if you wish to watch the 2017 revival. The talented Kyle MacLachlan plays Special Agent Dale Cooper, whose exploration into the murder of Laura Palmer gradually uncovers the town’s hidden mysteries and sinister secrets.
As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve always found it a treat to see George Clooney and Brad Pitt on screen together. Their camaraderie is top-notch, and their witty humor just clicks perfectly. This dynamic was previously displayed in the Ocean’s films, where they led a team planning a heist. Now, this rapport takes center stage in Jon Watts’ Wolfs, an action-comedy where they play rival crime solvers. Lately, these Oscar winners have been joking about their Ocean’s co-stars not making a return for this new flick.
People who have watched Ryan Murphy’s latest installment of his anthology series, titled “Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story,” seem to be divided in opinion. Despite the series’ popularity on Netflix, not everyone is fond of some of Murphy’s creative choices. Regardless of personal opinions, one point remains hard to dispute: Nicholas Alexander Chavez and Cooper Koch, who portray Lyle and Erik respectively, have given captivating performances as the brothers at the heart of the trial. Both actors excel in delivering complex performances for characters who committed a heinous act by killing their parents and recounting harrowing tales of alleged abuse they endured from their father, Jose (played by Javier Bardem).