Last year's third film in the "Taken" series wasn't well received though did good box-office. It also effectively closed out the series, but one can never say never when it comes to ending action franchises.
Shortland Street always tries to go out with a bang for their Christmas cliff hangers - and this year was no exception. While fans saw Nicole indulge in an affair and TK unleash his inner murderer, the big moment came when Ali, Lucy and her father Glen were driven off the road by Detective Cochrane.
There have been few directors who are able to blend horrors both visceral and cerebral as well as David Cronenberg - really, no one can do it as he does. Those infamous bursts of hyperviolence are shocking as much for their unexpected arrival as they are for unbridled grotesquerie.
A movie has a way of sitting up straight whenever Sigourney Weaver is in it. Whether the part is small or large, she reliably jolts any film alive with her intelligence and commanding presence.
This Sept. 10, 2016 file photo shows Sigourney Weaver posing for a portrait at the Shangri-La Hotel to promote her film, "A Monster Calls," in Toronto.
This Sept. 10, 2016 file photo shows Sigourney Weaver posing for a portrait at the Shangri-La Hotel to promote her film, "A Monster Calls," in Toronto.
The 49-year-old actress has young daughters Sunday, eight, and Faith, five, with her husband Keith Urban - as well as adopted children Isabella, 23, and Conor, 21, with ex-husband Tom Cruise - and has said that her biggest fear as an "older mother" is passing away before her children have finished growing up. Speaking to American television show 'CBS Sunday Morning', the 'Eyes Wide Shut' actress said: "I'm an older mother, so you know.
Actress Anna Faris has reportedly forked over $5,000 to the shelter that is once again housing her pet Chihuahua after the pooch was found abandoned on the streets of North Hollywood. The animal-loving Scary Movie star, who is married to actor Chris Pratt, took in the dog named Pete from the Kinder4Rescue shelter in 2012, and she assumed full responsibility for the animal when signing the adoption contract, agreeing to pay a hefty fine should she pass him along to a new owner.
WHAT makes a film truly Christmassy? Does the holiday have to be integral to the plot, or can the movie just be set at the right time of year? To find the answer, we analysed the scripts of 25 Christmas classics to find out how festive each of them really are, by looking at how many times characters say the word 'Christmas'. Based on this totally scientific and extremely rigorous method, we can reveal that the most Christmassy Christmas film of all time is actually The Muppet Christmas Carol.