Year: 2025

The final episode of the sci-fi show’s last season will be available on Netflix December 31st. It will also be shown in over 500 U.S. theaters starting December 31st and continuing on January 1st. Originally, the show was only planned for over 350 theaters.

It all starts pretty simply. There’s this girl, Aurora – she’s ten and an orphan – and she’s constantly being bothered by a monster under her bed. Naturally, her parents don’t believe her, but honestly, it doesn’t matter much because the monster gets them pretty quickly. What’s really interesting is that Aurora isn’t devastated by her parents’ fate, she’s mostly just annoyed that this monster won’t leave her alone! She’s actually really brave in a lot of ways, but of course, she is worried about becoming the monster’s next meal. Everything changes when she meets her neighbor, who lives in apartment 5B – it’s Mads Mikkelsen, and his character’s name is never even mentioned.

Little Women tells the story of the March sisters and their mother, Marmee, as they navigate a Christmas season without gifts or their father’s presence. The girls are challenged to embrace a life of simplicity and humility while dealing with difficult circumstances.

Released in 2003, Love Actually features a hugely popular cast, including well-known actors like Hugh Grant, Colin Firth, Emma Thompson, Keira Knightley, Bill Nighy, Liam Neeson, and many others.

Expanding Stranger Things into a larger franchise has unfortunately created potential spoilers and diminished the anticipation for its final season. The pressure to tie everything together with theories and hidden clues actually undermines the mystery that made the show so captivating. Ironically, Stranger Things risks becoming a pale imitation of the thrilling, unpredictable series it once was. The First Shadow play has mostly made it more difficult for viewers who haven’t seen it to understand the show’s hidden references, while simultaneously making it easier for those who have to guess how the story will end.