Bodyman is a thrilling story about a family Christmas that turns deadly when a wealthy and unusual billionaire decides to leave his private military company – and his children’s inheritance – to his loyal bodyguard, Jonas. As power struggles erupt, everyone fights for survival, and it’s unclear who will make it out of the family’s isolated estate alive.
Paramount has updated its offer with new financial benefits for Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders. This includes a regular cash payment, often called a ‘ticking fee,’ to make up for any delays caused by regulatory reviews or the deal taking longer than expected.
I’m so excited! It looks like we might be getting two new StarCraft games! According to a report, Blizzard is working on another shooter game in the StarCraft universe, on top of the one they teased a couple of years ago. Plus, it sounds like Nexon in South Korea has really kicked things into high gear and is fully developing a new StarCraft title as well. This is huge news for any StarCraft fan like me!
HBO recently launched A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, a compelling story focusing on two ordinary people within the world of Westeros, and it’s consistently getting better. Viewers on IMDb are showing their increasing enthusiasm, with the show’s rating steadily rising each week. It began with a solid 8.2 for the first episode and has climbed to an impressive 9.7 for Episode 4, demonstrating its growing popularity over its six-episode run.
Netflix releases several new series each week, and occasionally one of them really takes off and becomes a global hit. Past successes include shows like The Asset, The Beast in Me, and His & Hers. Now, Netflix has another potential trending series on its hands.
Universal Studios has chosen Amy Sherman-Palladino to write and direct a movie based on the bestselling novel coming out in 2025. The studio won the rights to the book after a competitive bidding process. Sherman-Palladino will also be an executive producer on the film, titled The Griffin Sisters’ Greatest Hits, alongside producer Stacey Sher, known for her work on Django Unchained and Erin Brockovich. This will be Sherman-Palladino’s first time directing a feature film.
Featuring Turner as Zara Dunne, a financial processor, the movie Steal follows a large-scale robbery where she and her close friend are forced to illegally transfer £4 billion in pension money. But this isn’t a simple crime, and Dunne quickly finds herself caught in a complex situation, dealing with both the criminals and investigations from MI5 and the police as she tries to manage the consequences.
Director Gore Verbinski is famous for his work on the 2002 horror film The Ring and the first three Pirates of the Caribbean movies – The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003), Dead Man’s Chest (2006), and At World’s End (2007). However, after the 2013 film The Lone Ranger flopped badly at the box office, and following A Cure for Wellness in 2016, Verbinski didn’t direct another movie for ten years.
Classic cyberpunk films like Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049 weren’t initially popular with audiences. Cyberpunk stories are known for having intricate details and complicated worlds, which can be hard for people unfamiliar with the genre to get into. This might be why Prime Video’s new series, The Peripheral, was cancelled after just one season and eight episodes.
I was so excited to see everything Netflix dropped last week – shows like Unfamiliar, Salvador, and Cash Queens were perfect for a night in! And it looks like they’re keeping the good stuff coming this week with another batch of binge-worthy series, starting with this new 6-episode show that was filmed in beautiful Italy. I can’t wait to dive in!