Created by Destin Daniel Cretton and Andrew Guest, the show centers on Simon Williams, an actor who’s having a hard time catching a break and is auditioning for the main part in a new Wonder Man movie within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Hallmark Christmas movies have been a holiday tradition for years, essentially creating their own unique genre. While everyone enjoys the newer films, we’re taking a look back at the classic Hallmark movies that first made them so popular. Here are ten of the best older Hallmark Christmas movies, ranked according to their IMDb scores.
Dolly Parton is a beloved country music icon known for both her incredible talent and her generosity. She started the Imagination Library, which has given millions of children around the world free books to encourage a love of reading. She also provided significant funding for medical research, including the development of the Moderna vaccine during the pandemic. Everyone from her fans to people in the music industry consistently admire her down-to-earth personality and humility, even with all her success.
Channing Tatum plays Jeffrey Manchester in this true-crime story about a man who famously hid in a toy store after escaping from prison. The film follows his risky getaway and his efforts to build a new, normal life while on the run. Directed by Derek Cianfrance, the movie blends dramatic moments with touches of humor. It’s a new highlight on Paramount Plus this weekend.
‘Elf’ stars Will Ferrell as Buddy, a man raised at the North Pole who goes to New York City to meet his real dad. The movie follows Buddy as he tries to share the joy of the holidays with people who aren’t always so cheerful. James Caan and Zooey Deschanel also star, adding both humor and heart to the story. Thanks to its silly physical comedy and upbeat feel, ‘Elf’ has become a beloved holiday tradition for many families who watch it every year.
As a huge movie fan, ‘Home Alone’ is one I revisit every year! It’s about this kid, Kevin, who gets accidentally left behind when his family goes on vacation. He’s suddenly responsible for protecting his house from a couple of burglars, and he turns the place into this amazing booby-trapped fortress. It’s hilarious watching his schemes unfold! Beyond the funny stuff, it’s really a sweet story about Kevin realizing how much he misses his family and learning to cope on his own, while his mom is doing everything she can to get back to him. It’s become a total holiday staple for me, known for its slapstick comedy and that really heartwarming ending.
This strategy game lets you develop a relationship with Jeritza, also known as the Death Knight. If you choose the Crimson Flower storyline, you can eventually marry him after the war ends. Together, you’ll work to rebuild Fódlan and create a new society. This leads to a special ending where two of the world’s strongest warriors rule together. It’s a popular choice for players who like building a romance with a mysterious, heavily armored character.
Judy Hopps, a determined rabbit, makes history as the first of her species to become a police officer in a bustling city populated by animals. She partners with Nick Wilde, a sly fox, to investigate the disappearance of several predators and uncover a hidden conspiracy. The movie cleverly explores important social issues within an exciting, fast-moving mystery that families can enjoy together. With a new sequel on the way, the film is gaining renewed popularity.
Before filming began, director Lynne Ramsay had Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson take improvisational dance classes as a way to build a connection and prepare for their emotionally challenging scenes together.
James Cameron’s epic film Titanic tells a love story set aboard the famous, doomed voyage of the RMS Titanic. The movie follows a young, wealthy woman who falls for a compassionate artist as they travel across the Atlantic. Their relationship blossoms even as the luxurious ship hits an iceberg and tragically sinks. This groundbreaking film recently became available again on streaming platforms, celebrating its lasting impact on cinema.