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The second season of “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” has launched its Rotten Tomatoes account to a more optimistic reception compared to the first season. Critics, who have praised the ongoing Prime Video saga as it delves deeper into Middle Earth, have bestowed a strong 92% Tomatometer score on this season. Meanwhile, viewers are now voicing their opinions. Despite a gap between critic and audience responses that’s as wide as the chasm of Khazad-dûm, the initial episodes of Season 2 show significant advancements over those in Season 1.

Over the last four years, particularly since the debut of the Netflix series Outer Banks in April 2020, our TV-watching habits have shifted significantly. Prior to this show, it was simple to move from one series to another. However, with the introduction of John B, JJ, Pope, and Kiara, things have taken a turn for the memorable. The appeal of this series has remained strong, and with three seasons now under its belt, there’s plenty of episodes to revisit time and again. It seems that “Pogues are 4 Life” is more than just a catchphrase; it’s become a bond shared by many fans.

Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean films were among the top movies of the 2000s, but since Dead Men Tell No Tales wrapped up Johnny Depp’s portrayal of Jack Sparrow in 2017, Disney hasn’t sung “Yo ho, yo ho” for the franchise again. A Pirates reboot is currently underway, and one original actor from the series has publicly expressed their affection for their character in the swashbuckling movies.

Stand-up comedy offers a unique artistry unlike any other form of humor. Unlike watching movies or TV shows that make people laugh at home, the thrill of listening to uncensored wit from a live comedian on stage is unparalleled. In recent times, particularly, streaming services such as YouTube have fostered a modern era of stand-up comedy.

The long-awaited sequel to “Beetlejuice,” titled “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” brings back the Deetz family with added drama and a new generation, portrayed by Jenna Ortega. This sequel offers an engaging story for the new Deetz character that’s distinct from Lydia’s story in the original film, and it expands on the Afterlife world significantly. However, Lydia (Winona Ryder) and Beetlejuice (Michael Keaton), who are fan favorites, have less to do in this sequel, which might not break the movie but does diminish the emotional impact of having the original cast reunite because their characters aren’t as well-developed.