Beware! Spoilers for the first part of the musical “Wicked” lie ahead. This discussion doesn’t delve into what happens in Act 2, so fear not about any spoilers from there. If you haven’t watched the film yet, it’s still playing in cinemas, so go catch it!
I’ve got some disappointing news for fellow Alien enthusiasts who rely on Hulu for their fix of the Ridley Scott-created series – most titles from the Alien franchise are set to depart from the streaming service in December. The surge in popularity of the Alien films, fueled in part by the recent release of Alien: Romulus, has been quite remarkable. For a while now, Hulu has served as the go-to platform for U.S. fans to immerse themselves in the entire Alien anthology, from the original Alien film right up to this year’s addition. However, it seems that come December, we may need to explore alternative avenues to continue our journey through the Alien universe.
For numerous decades, shows centered around the Mafia and mob lifestyle have held viewers spellbound, skillfully blending themes of personal loyalty with moral complexity and creating intricate portraits of power and deceit. Historically, these narratives were primarily associated with Italian or Irish-American criminal organizations, but the genre has grown more inclusive, embracing a variety of stories and viewpoints that add depth to its narrative. Shows such as The Sopranos and Narcos paved the way for intricate, character-focused explorations of crime, and since then, numerous other series have emerged, pushing the boundaries and providing fresh insights into the emotional and cultural repercussions of organized crime.
In terms of Bond portrayals, George Lazenby’s solitary appearance in the title role was once deemed cheesy, excessively dramatic, and lacking authentic emotional depth. This perception wasn’t improved by his acting in just one James Bond film, preventing viewers from witnessing a broader spectrum of his talent. Nevertheless, On Her Majesty’s Secret Service boasts several truly impressive scenes, and given its snow-covered landscapes, polar bears, and Christmas decorations, as well as its debut in December 1969, it can be viewed as a unique James Bond holiday special, making it an ideal choice for seasonal viewing.
“Got a surprise for Speed movie enthusiasts! Catch Keanu Reeves’ top-rated action movie streaming from December 1st. That’s right, the classic Speed directed by Jan de Bont boasts an impressive Tomatometer rating of 95% on Rotten Tomatoes, just slightly ahead of another beloved Reeves flick, John Wick: Chapter 4 (94%) as per the current count.