The movie When Harry Met Sally was a huge hit thanks to a winning combination of talent. Legendary rom-com writer Nora Ephron wrote the script, Rob Reiner directed, and the film starred Meg Ryan – a beloved rom-com actress – alongside Billy Crystal. The result was simply wonderful.
Grant Gustin portrayed Barry Allen/The Flash for nine seasons on television and in several crossover events. Many fans are hoping James Gunn will include Gustin’s version of the character in the first phase of the new DC Universe. While The Flash appeared in a 2023 movie starring Ezra Miller, the film wasn’t successful. Following that, plans for future Flash projects within the DCU were put on hold, but there’s a possibility they could be revisited soon.
Fans of The Pitt have been hoping to see some romance develop among the doctors at Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center. During the first season, there was a clear connection between Dr. Robby Robinavitch (Noah Wyle) and Dr. Heather Collins (Tracey Ifeachor), but with Tracey Ifeachor not returning for season 2, viewers started imagining their own storylines.
The movie, released in theaters in July, remained popular on the streaming service’s daily top 10 list in the U.S. this week, reaching number five on December 15th, according to FlixPatrol. While it’s no longer among the most popular movies in the U.S. as of December 16th, Guns Up is still performing well internationally. It currently ranks sixth on Amazon Prime’s top 10 lists in both the Dominican Republic and Guatemala, and has climbed to fourth place in Uruguay.
The 1982 film 48 Hrs. was a turning point for Eddie Murphy, launching his career from Saturday Night Live into the movies. It was a critical success, with reviewers particularly enjoying the comedic pairing of Murphy and Nick Nolte. Over four decades later, it’s still considered one of the most hilarious comedies of the 1980s and remains a standout performance for Murphy.
Early reviews are in, and The Housemaid is currently scoring 79% on Rotten Tomatoes based on 42 reviews. Despite the fact that more reviews are still being added, it’s already the highest-rated film of 2025 starring Sweeney, who has had a challenging year.
While plenty of new holiday movies and shows are coming out – like Netflix’s upcoming film, My Secret Santa – Disney+ is encouraging viewers to enjoy some beloved, classic TV episodes this Christmas season.
The new Marvel series, Wonder Man, is set to debut on Disney+ in January. Starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as Wonder Man, the show also brings back Ben Kingsley as his Marvel Cinematic Universe character, Trevor Slattery. Destin Daniel Cretton and Andrew Guest created the series.
Because of shows like American Horror Story and The Walking Dead, horror has become a popular genre on television. Now, creators have more freedom to explore it, and each year brings a wave of new horror shows to streaming platforms. Some become instant favorites, while others don’t quite make a lasting impression.
The ninth episode of NCIS: Sydney‘s third season, titled “South of Nowhere,” was scheduled to air on December 16th and serve as the season’s mid-season finale. However, CBS unexpectedly canceled the episode’s release just hours before its 8 p.m. airtime, according to TVLine.