Now that Halloween has passed, you might be inclined to switch gears and embrace the Christmas spirit. Yet, there’s another holiday coming up first – Thanksgiving. Instead of settling for traditional holiday films or football games, why not mix things up by watching a Thanksgiving-themed horror movie this year?
As we near the close of 2024, we’re looking back at a rich tapestry of experiences and cherished moments from the past twelve months. Yet, cinema lovers find themselves particularly reminded of some outstanding movies that graced our screens throughout the year, such as “Dune: Part Two”, “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga”, and “Deadpool & Wolverine”. Although it’s tough to say goodbye to another thrilling year, several highly anticipated films are due for release in December cinemas.
Now that “The Little Things” is available on Netflix, people are again curious about the creator of the murder mystery series depicted in John Lee Hancock’s 2021 crime movie. Hancock initially conceived the story in the ’90s, but films like “Se7en” and “Primal Fear” hit theaters before it did. The project was caught up in development limbo for nearly three decades until Denzel Washington agreed to star in 2019. Two years later, “The Little Things” was released, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it became available both in cinemas and via streaming on HBO Max. Since then, the film’s enigmatic ending has puzzled those who watched until the end.
Due to Kevin Costner’s exceptional performances in numerous classic Western films, he seemed perfectly suited to play John Dutton in the Yellowstone series… that is, until his surprising decision to leave Paramount Network’s neo-Western drama. Fingers crossed that his departure from the show won’t mean a farewell to this genre for him.
Five years after wrapping up their hit series “The Big Bang Theory,” Kaley Cuoco and Jim Parsons recently came together in an unexpected way. Instead of returning to the small screen, they reunited on Broadway! On November 23rd, Cuoco stopped by to watch Parsons perform in a revival of “Our Town.” He’s currently playing the Stage Manager in this production. To celebrate their reunion, Cuoco posted a heartwarming picture of the two on her Instagram stories with the caption: “Go see Jim Parsons in @ourtownbroadway! It is beyond amazing! I surprised him 🥹.” She added a ‘Reunited’ GIF for good measure.