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Every outstanding film contains certain segments that momentarily disrupt your immersion and potentially detract from the overall viewing experience for the audience. Iconic films such as Saving Private Ryan, The Departed, and even The Godfather incorporate instances that, while not entirely destroying their status as masterpieces, do raise some eyebrows regarding their inclusion in the final cut. To put it mildly, these scenes may prompt a slight questioning of their necessity within the film’s narrative flow.
On January 1, 2025, “Missing You”, the Netflix adaptation of Harlan Coben’s novel, premiered. This show comes at a perfect time to offer you a fresh viewing option after New Year’s Eve festivities, allowing you some quiet time with loved ones before embarking on a new year. Interestingly, the Rotten Tomatoes rating for this series has been released, and the results are intriguing.
2024 was quite a rollercoaster ride at the cinema for me. I found myself astonished by Nicolas Cage portraying his own mother in “Longlegs”. Paul Mescal and Aandrew Scott tugged at our heartstrings (no shock there) in “All of Us Strangers”. Yorgos Lanthimos took us on a strange journey with both “Poor Things” and “Kinds of Kindness”. A24 showed their knack for action with “Civil War”, and Wim Wenders made me contemplate quitting my job to become a toilet cleaner with “Perfect Days”. As the year comes to an end, it’s no surprise that [my favorite movie of the year] has been revealed, and it’s none other than “Dune: Part Two“.
The Star Trek series has produced numerous films and TV programs over the years, making it challenging to follow all the events, especially in today’s streaming era where fresh content appears frequently. For instance, the upcoming spinoff movie, Star Trek: Section 31, which will debut on Paramount+ later this month, is set between the original movies and Star Trek: The Next Generation. As the release date of January 24 approaches, actor Robert Kazinsky has admitted that he’s worried about how this new chapter will be accepted by longtime Star Trek fans.