Landman’s Finale Finally Introduced The Character I’ve Been Waiting For, But Totally Dropped The Ball With Another Underused Actor

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As a devoted cinema enthusiast, I must say that the initial two episodes of “Landman” have left an indelible impression on me. Billy Bob Thornton’s character, Tommy Norris, has won over more fans than John Dutton from “Yellowstone” ever could, and the first season’s climax saw this oil-centric patriarch enduring significant injuries at the hands of the Mexican cartel. Meanwhile, Ali Larter’s Angela and Michelle Randolph’s Ainsley have been spreading positive energy while manipulating Mitchell Slaggert’s Ryder for his dancing talents.

‘Ad Vitam’ Tops Netflix Streaming Chart, Peaks on Global List

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In recent times, action-packed films have been a popular choice among streaming platforms, with established actors such as Van Damme and Statham seeing success alongside newer titles like “Carry-On” and “Rebel Ridge”. Now, action enthusiasts have another pulse-pounding film to kick off the new year with the release of “Ad Vitam”. This action-thriller is directed by Rodolphe Lauga, featuring Guillaume Canet as Franck, a man who endures a home invasion tied to his past and must navigate a deadly race against time to rescue his wife. Will he have what it takes? The movie’s official summary goes as follows:

“Ad Vitam” is a gripping tale of survival and redemption, where Franck, our protagonist, finds himself in a desperate struggle to protect the woman he loves. As he uncovers secrets from his past, Franck must use all his skills and cunning to outmaneuver his enemies and save his wife before it’s too late.

Kevin Costner’s ‘Criminal’ Was a $31 Million Sci-Fi Box Office Bomb

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In this movie titled “Criminal,” Kevin Costner portrays Jerico Stewart, a character with a criminal background and sociopathic tendencies. To his surprise, Jerico gets enlisted by the CIA for an experimental procedure that transfers the memories of a deceased agent named Bill Pope (played by Ryan Reynolds) into his mind. Bill is crucial to locating a hacker who has created a software capable of seizing control over global nuclear defense systems.

Oscar Isaac & Mark Hamill Lead ‘The King of Kings’ Trailer, a Time-Traveling Jesus Christ Movie

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Under the guidance of the acclaimed visual effects expert Seong-ho Jang and produced by Mofac Animation of South Korea, The King of Kings introduces an exciting twist to a commonly known Biblical narrative with its time travel theme. Inspired by a work of Charles Dickens, this film focuses on none other than the famous author himself, accompanied by his son, Walter. They unwittingly stumble upon a gateway between dimensions and come face-to-face with the most talked-about personality in history – Jesus Christ is not the only Biblical figure they meet, though; they also get to interact with a group of 27 notable figures from the year 27 C.E., including Mary, Joseph, Jesus’ disciples, and even some of his adversaries.