Mike Novogratz

The film titled “Jobs” was penned by Matt Whitely and helmed by Joshua Michael Stern. Ashton Kutcher takes on the lead role in this movie, portraying Steve Jobs. The story begins in 2001 when the first iPod was unveiled during an Apple Town Hall meeting. It then goes back to show us aspects of Jobs’ college life. Although Jobs wasn’t always a model student – he had a tendency to ditch classes that didn’t hold his interest and occasionally indulged in drugs – he maintained a deep love for computers and typography throughout his academic years.

Mel Gibson isn’t just a gifted actor, he might also be an exceptionally skilled director, renowned for directing one of the most cherished and successful films ever made, a tribute to liberty. This biographical historical drama narrates the tale of a valiant Scottish warrior named William Wallace, who is resolute in liberating his nation from the oppressive rule of King Edward I of England.

Superbad is a film that centers around a group of high school buddies on the verge of graduating, who are invited to an elaborate house party during their final days at school. Alongside another friend, these boys embark on a mission to acquire large quantities of alcohol and subsequently persuade girls to consume it as well. However, the story takes an unexpected turn when one of the boys finds himself in the custody of an inept police officer.

The film “Get Out” offers an innovative and imaginative take on horror that may leave some viewers puzzled, but its thought-provoking narrative sparks intriguing discussions about contemporary issues like racism and discrimination. Simultaneously, it elicits genuine fear in the audience.

The antique doll named Annabelle, adorned in a stunning white wedding gown, appeared an ideal present for expectant wife Mia Form. However, as time went on, Mia grew suspicious of her gift, especially after the ominous incident when she and John were assaulted by followers of a satanic cult.

The story revolves around a Texas family in the 1950s and unfolds from the viewpoint of their eldest son, Jack. The narrative spans from his early years to his maturity.