Centuries after the Word was made manifest, a desperate cry for help came from a ship full of immigrants stranded in the middle of the sea for a long time. The arrival of ANEMOS, the wind, saved them and from that moment on humanity associated the wind with the divine. We too will travel through time and space from Sicily, carried by this divine breath… Read more
Emperor Philippa Georgiou joins a secret unit of Starfleet. She is tasked with protecting the United Federation of Planets, but she must also confront the sins of her past.
Elfie’s world is turned upside down when he discovers the existence of a technologically advanced Elfkin gang who, unlike Elfie’s own clan, are unparalleled in their fun and thrill-seeking ways. Can Helvi’s friendship with Bo, the youngest member of the gang, reconcile the two Elfkin clans after more than 250 years? Based on the feature film "The Elfkins – Ba… Read all
Eva (Odessa Young), a 19th-century widow, is tasked with making an impossible choice when a ship sinks off the coast of her isolated fishing village in the middle of a particularly harsh winter. Eva and her crew must choose between rescuing the castaways or surviving the winter on the last of their remaining food. Faced with the consequences of their choices and plagued by guilt, the villagers struggle with a growing sense of fear and come to believe that they are all being punished for their choices.
The famous green car from the cover is also present
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The world’s most famous superhero and comic book’s most famous journalist face the pressures and complexities that come with balancing work, justice and parenthood in today’s society. The pilot pays homage to “Action Comics” #1 (Superman’s debut) by featuring the character’s original Golden Age costume in live action for the first time.
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Superman flies in front of the WB logo and transforms it into the DC Comics logo. Both logos are red and blue and are located on Kent’s farm.
Featured in DC Fandome (2020)
. Superman and Booster Lois is a lot more fun than its rather generic title suggests.
The series made the most of the chemistry between Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch, using both characters and their romance in a way that Supergirl never could
Superman and Booster Lois Lois may seem completely separate from the rest of the Arrowverse, but that’s just as likely to be a selling point for many viewers. The only thing we can hope for from this series is that it remains a balanced mix of genres, but not a soap opera like the others on the CW.
I really hope the writing and plot remains creative and entertaining
However, the first episode is really nice and that intense cinematography gives a touch of Man of Steel mixed with Smallville.
He meets Dagmar, who runs an underground adoption agency
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Copenhagen 1919: A young worker finds himself unemployed and pregnant. A strong connection grows, but his world is shattered when he stumbles upon the shocking truth behind his work. Denmark’s official submission for the ‘Best International Feature Film’ category at the 97th Academy Awards in 2025. It’s the final days of the Great War and Karoline barely has time to work at the factory.
A lot happens during the film
She believes she is a widow because her husband disappeared during the war (although Denmark did not actually participate in it), but she does not receive widow’s benefits because he is not listed as dead. and I don’t want to go into spoilers, so I won’t go into the plot, except that the marketing highlights something that doesn’t play as big a role in the film as one might expect. Although it gets a lot of attention in the latter half of the film, for me the real value of the film is the sense of reality surrounding Karoline’s story. When was the last time someone in a movie tried to get a potential tenant to take an apartment by telling them they could get running water for two hours a day (from ten to noon, which might not be a big sell since most people would be working during those hours)?
When was the rampant drug use of the era portrayed so openly?
Even what Dagmar does was relatively common back then, although I would venture to guess that the trend is on the decline at the moment, and it doesn’t happen as much as it used to. I actually might have enjoyed the movie more if the marketing had been different and Dagmar wasn’t brought up because it set expectations. While Dagmar is an important character, the movie is clearly about Karoline and her struggles. On the other hand, it’s hard to say how I would have felt seeing the name Dagmar Overby on the door if I hadn’t known in advance that this real-life person was being used in the movie.
I like the look of the film
(It’s worth noting that the film is inspired by real-life events rather than based on them, so they try to maintain a certain distance from the real Dagmar.) I feel like some viewers will have a hard time sympathizing with Karoline, because she sometimes seems to make the right decision a little too late. At the same time, there’s not that much time or opportunity for ethics when you’re just trying to survive in a world where the odds are stacked against you. On the other hand, even though we know that the hope she’s given would be futile in this world, we still understand why she gives it to him. It’s in black and white, and the entire city looks run-down and barely holding up.
Have things really changed that much?
It reminds us of the lack of interest in, or even contempt for, the well-being of working people. The time depicted took place over a hundred years ago, but the concept of a woman’s bodily autonomy is once again under constant attack. Of course, all art is in some way a mirror of the time in which it was made, but the similarities are easier to see here.
In SURVIVE, Julia and her loving husband celebrate their son's birthday on their boat in the middle of the ocean. When a violent storm nearly capsizes them, the family awakes in a desert land. Earth has undergone a tragic polarity reversal, draining water from the oceans. The family must race to safety before the water returns all while battling hungry creatures from the abyss that hunt for fresh flesh.
The Herdmans are the absolute worst kids in the history of the world. They lie, they steal, they bully, and now they’ve hijacked the town’s Christmas pageant. Based on the international bestseller by Barbara Robinson.
A failed chef with a gambling problem flees to a Latin American villa where he assumes the identity of another man. Filmed over 23 days in the fall of 2021. Jack: It could be a lot worse. This movie is a mess, but in a good way, if that makes sense. Yes, I recommend it because it’s a crazy premise, but it makes sense how it’s executed with most of the angles to protect the organization. The cast is great, you’d expect people to be no different if this organization actually worked! It’s dark and not for the young at heart, as it’s a bleak premise from start to finish. But what a ride. Once the plot is revealed, it’s almost casually called a task to be completed, and complications arise in the dinner plan. That’s what makes this movie so interesting!
More than a decade after the original series ended its run, Netflix is reviving the “Queer Eye” franchise with a new Fab Five and a new setting, swapping the concrete jungle of New York City for other parts of the United States. The style experts form relationships with men and women who often have different beliefs than their own, leading to moments of social commentary interspersed with style advice. Food and wine expert Antoni Porowski, interior designer Bobby Berk, beauty consultant Jonathan Van Ness, fashion designer Tan France and cultural expert Karamo Brown, who reality TV fans may recognize as one of the roommates from “The Real World: Philadelphia.” David Collins, who created the original series, is on board as an executive producer.
