Mark Wahlberg’s “Gutsy” & “Intense” $320 Million Disaster Movie Storms Onto New Streaming Home

The movie The Perfect Storm recounts the true story of the fishing vessel Andrea Gail, which was lost at sea during a powerful storm in 1991. Adapted from Sebastian Junger’s book and written for the screen by William D. Wittliff, the film was released in theaters on June 30, 2000, earning $41.3 million during its opening weekend. Ultimately, it grossed $328 million worldwide, significantly exceeding its $120 million production budget. After being available for rental or purchase digitally for a period, The Perfect Storm became available to stream on Peacock starting January 1, 2026.

Midnight’s Edge Calls Out Shallow Hollywood Trade Coverage of Trump’s Venezuela Raid — Delivers Context Media Refused to Provide

Following President Trump’s attempt to remove Nicolás Maduro, Hollywood’s entertainment news outlets have largely treated the situation in Venezuela as a simple political show. Publications like The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline quickly published brief articles that focused on presenting a particular viewpoint rather than providing in-depth information. Crucially missing from their coverage was the necessary background – historical, economic, and geopolitical factors – to help readers understand the significance of the events.

Cross Season 2 Trailer: Matthew Lillard Is Targeted By Serial Killer

Just before its debut on February 11th, Prime Video released the official trailer for season 2 of Cross. The trailer shows Aldis Hodge as the lead detective investigating a death threat against Lance Durand (Matthew Lillard), a wealthy businessman with a questionable background. This investigation leads Hodge, along with Alona Tal’s Kayla Craig and Isaiah Mustafa’s John Sampson, on the hunt for a serial killer seeking revenge.

Netflix’s East Of Eden Adaptation: Getting Cathy Ames Right Is Crucial

John Steinbeck is a celebrated American author, and many consider East of Eden to be his best work. The upcoming series will be led by Zoe Kazan, whose grandfather was Elia Kazan, the director of the 1955 film adaptation of the same novel. To make her new version successful, she should focus on one key element.