Last night, President Joe Biden granted clemency to his son, Hunter Biden. This act spared him from potentially facing imprisonment due to federal felony charges involving guns and taxes. Furthermore, it overturns previous commitments made by the president not to utilize the presidential powers for the advantage of his family members in extraordinary circumstances.
First, I want to apologize for taking so long to finally watch Lisa Frankenstein.
The first holiday episode of Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage was fantastic, but unfortunately, there won’t be any more for the remainder of 2024. While I was hopeful about seeing Sheldon Cooper make an appearance, given that he wasn’t at Thanksgiving, it’s disappointing, but after learning why it won’t happen, I can accept waiting for his or other potential cameos to appear in the 2025 TV lineup.
As the end of 2024 is nearly upon us, we’ve gathered a list of the 10 most-watched films over the past 12 months. To create this list, we combined data from top-grossing movies at the box office with the most talked-about and highly-rated films on IMDb, often referred to as the Internet Movie Database. Let’s find out how many people are reviewing and debating these movies on IMDb, and which ones managed to sell tickets and make a splash at the box office.
In the late 1920s, the gradual disappearance of the silent movie era paved the way for groundbreaking technological innovations that have dominated the medium ever since. The release of Damien Chazelle’s Babylon in 2022 served as a reminder of how tenuous that transition could be, and the potential pitfalls when it is exaggerated. Recently, Margot Robbie has spoken up about the film’s poor box office performance, expressing her puzzlement over why audiences didn’t appreciate it. Since its debut, Babylon has sparked intense debate and has been viewed as a symbol of movies that are so exceptional they may not be fully recognized during their initial release but will eventually gain cult status in the future.