If you’re watching a superhero movie around the holidays, it’s nice when it has some connection to Christmas. Luckily, many of the greatest superhero films are either set during the holiday season or include themes that make them feel festive.
The film is 2011’s Blitz, and it’s now on Prime Video.
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The material’s radioactivity caused the plants and vegetation on Erangel to grow into enormous trees and roots. A massive, towering tree has also sprouted from the ground and can be seen from anywhere on the map.
Since Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement in August, people have been buzzing about their wedding plans. Reports suggest they’ve chosen June 13, 2026, as the date and The Ocean House in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, as the venue. According to a source who spoke with People magazine, Travis Kelce is taking an active role in planning the ceremony, saying:
Suddenly, Will discovered he had powers and used them to fight off the monsters. He wiped the blood from his nose, a reaction reminiscent of Eleven whenever she overuses her abilities.
A great example is the start of the film Old Boy. It opens with Oh Dae-su (played by Choi Min-sik), looking disheveled, holding a man by his tie from the roof of a building in Seoul. Dae-su says, “I need to tell you my story,” to the man, who is holding a small dog. This scene is a standout moment for director Park, as it sets up the main story of the movie.
This case is getting a lot of attention because the hacker didn’t just transfer stolen funds through Tornado Cash – they also kept control of a risky financial position linked to the hacked account.
Paul Feig excels at directing suspenseful, funny thrillers focused on women, like “A Simple Favor” and now “The Housemaid,” which is based on a popular book from TikTok. His background in comedy is key – he perfectly understands how to balance tension and humor. You can tell he’s playfully acknowledging the audience with subtle cues in the actors’ interactions and camera work, almost as if he’s sharing a knowing joke. It’s a fun, self-aware approach that works, and it’s clear Feig knows exactly what he’s doing.
He beams when anyone notices the hair visible under his black beret.