Originally premiering in 2012, Arrow grew into a universe of interconnected shows on The CW, all based on DC Comics characters. Now, fourteen years later, the series is experiencing a resurgence in popularity as a successful title available for purchase on demand. As of January 31st, FlixPatrol reports that Arrow is the top show on iTunes in the United States.
The latest release had a large budget and received support from President Donald Trump. However, after it came out on January 30th, critics and audiences sharply disagreed about its quality, as reflected in its Rotten Tomatoes score.
Get ready for some classic action! Sylvester Stallone’s Rambo, originally titled First Blood, will be available to stream on Pluto TV this February. Starting February 1st, you can watch the movie for free, along with other favorites like Gladiator, High Noon, and films from the Mission: Impossible series. Many know the story through the Stallone film, but First Blood actually began as a novel by David Morrell, which Michael Kozoli and William Sackhelm then adapted into a screenplay directed by Ted Kotcheff.
Season two takes a dark turn when Jules escapes the silo and quickly learns the outside world is truly perilous. She encounters an eccentric man named Solo (Steve Zahn) and uncovers a startling truth. Her final confrontation with Bernard (Tim Robbins), the ambitious head of the silo’s IT department, has disastrous consequences – the full extent of which won’t be revealed until season three.
Currently, Bronson is the tenth most-watched movie on HBO Max in the United States, which is impressive considering it was released 18 years ago. It’s trailing behind more popular films like The Twilight Saga: New Moon, the John Wick movies (Parabellum, Chapter 2, and the original), and 33 Photos from the Ghetto.
Many children’s shows, such as SpongeBob SquarePants, have a quirky and unusual humor that appeals to both kids and adults. Others, like Star Wars: The Clone Wars, tackle complex topics within a cartoon format designed for younger viewers. While these shows are perfect for children, they’re also highly enjoyable for adults.
The storytelling technique works well in the books because we get to know what Jack is thinking. The idea of ‘Reacher saying nothing’ comes from a common instruction Lee Child gave – it simply means Reacher doesn’t speak. However, when the character was adapted for the Amazon series, Reacher had to become much more talkative.
The first season of the Game of Thrones spin-off, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, is based on The Hedge Knight, the first of George R.R. Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg stories. Peter Claffey stars as Dunk, a young knight, and Dexter Sol Ansell plays Egg, his squire, as they compete in a tournament. The show has been renewed for a second season, which will adapt the second novella, The Sworn Sword.
Starting February 1st, you’ll be able to watch The Prophecy on the streaming service. They’ll also have a variety of popular movies like Grease, its sequel, American Beauty, and Almost Famous.
De Araújo started writing her film, “Josephine,” in 2014, inspired by a personal event. While the story itself was difficult to tackle, actually getting the film made proved even harder, particularly when COVID-19 caused significant delays. Things began to improve, though, especially after she discovered her lead actress at a farmer’s market in San Francisco. The film, told through the perspective of Reeves, is powerfully moving and will stay with viewers long after it ends.