Hello there, fans of Bollywood! Have you observed how certain characters in our beloved movies often display their intellect, demonstrating that wisdom and intelligence can indeed rule the roost?
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On Thursdays, ABC is airing two medical dramas concurrently, with “Doctor Odyssey” causing a shift in the 2024 TV schedule, moving “Grey’s Anatomy” an hour later to depict the unusual emergencies occurring at sea. However, there’s a significant contrast between “Grey’s Anatomy,” which strives for medical realism, and “Doctor Odyssey,” the new Ryan Murphy production starring Joshua Jackson, which doesn’t. One may wonder how frequently cruise ships actually encounter the extraordinary maladies seen in “The Odyssey’s” passengers. A real-life cruise ship medical expert has indeed addressed this topic.
One of, if not the top action franchises, the “Fallen” saga, has moved beyond just movies and into television with the StudioCanal series “Paris Fallen,” now streaming in the U.K. and soon coming to Hulu in the U.S. Directed by Oded Ruskin and Hans Herbots, this series stars Tewfik Jallab (“Blood Coast”), Ritu Arya (“The Umbrella Academy”), and Sean Harris (“Mission: Impossible – Fallout”). “Paris Fallen” has now garnered its first reactions and reviews, and it seems that the spin-off is a fitting continuation of the action thriller series.
As a dedicated cinema enthusiast, I find myself in agreement with Todd Phillips, director of “Joker: Folie à Deux,” who recently advocated that movie theaters should eliminate commercials before screenings. While his opinion may not be revolutionary (many have expressed similar sentiments regarding excessive advertising), it’s hard not to notice the timing of these comments following the less-than-stellar box office performance of “Joker 2.” Indeed, it has been one of the more prominent flops this year.