#33 Death on the Nile

We are again joining Hercules Poirot this time in Egypt where again similar scenario to last time is happening but this time on the boat. For these of you who have no idea what I'm talking about here is quick explanation Mr. Poirot again in unexpected turn of events joins the cruise and during travel someone is murdered. And again master detective needs to discover who is it before it's to late. So This even though is remake of the first film keeps you in suspense until the moment when killer gets discovered.

#32 Man in the high castle

This TV series you can watch on Amazon Prime takes part in parallel universe where nazi Germany won the war and took over most the word including United States that are divided between Germany and Japan and between them lays neutral zone. We mostly focus on stories of 5 completely different people living in the former US. My favourite character in series is John Smith who at first got used to living in nazi Germany and have grown to accept it but after some tragic event starts to hate how his live turns out. I really recommend it if you have some free time but i don't really like how the series ends because it's another one of these where good always wins and i really could use some evil wing to make life a title less boring.

# 31 How the Grinch Stole Christmas

“How the Grinch Stole Christmas” is a timeless holiday classic that continues to captivate audiences of all ages. Jim Carrey's performance as the Grinch is nothing short of iconic, as he masterfully balances the character's grumpy demeanour with moments of endearing vulnerability.

The production design is a feast for the eyes, with elaborate costumes and imaginative landscapes that transport viewers into the fantastical world of Dr. Seuss. Additionally, the film's message about the importance of love, compassion, and the spirit of Christmas resonates strongly, making it a perennial favourite for festive family gatherings.

Overall, “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” is a joyous cinematic experience that has earned its place as a holiday classic, delivering both laughs and a heartfelt reminder of the true meaning of the season.

#30 Murder on the Orient Express

You must have at least once heard of Hercule Poirot. You probably read book about him or watched a film. Murder on the Orient Express if first from the series of for now 3 film that are all telling the story about Poirot solving murder cases. In this one Poirot finds himself on orient express form, Jerusalem to London. But it won't be pleasure journey for Hercule because one of passengers is murdered, and the train gets stuck during travel through mountains. He tries solving the case but at first every one comes clean. But he does not give up.

I won't tell you who committed the murder for it, you need to read the book or watch the film. So if you have time it is really worth watching if you have a while to spare.

#29 Home Alone

“Home Alone” is a timeless family comedy that follows the misadventures of Kevin McCallister, a young boy accidentally left behind when his family goes on vacation for Christmas. Macaulay Culkin delivers a memorable performance as Kevin, showcasing a perfect blend of wit and charm. The film's slapstick humour and heart-warming moments make it a Christmas classic, offering both laughs and a touching message about the importance of family. With its iconic traps and clever storytelling, “Home Alone” continues to be a festive favourite that appeals to audiences of all ages.

Hot December premieres

Today I decided to try something new that we have never done on this blog. I'm going to show you some of the December's film that are in my opinion worth waiting for. (They are not in any particular order)

#1 Candy cane lane

We are starting with a Christmas film that might be a big hit or big failure depending whetrher film is focus more on CGi or the story. I think that it has a lot of potential but everything will depend on how much special effects they are going to use in it. The plot seems interesting. It focuses on what will happen when we are not careful what we wish for.

#2 Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Now we are hoping for a series of film that might be considered classic. We are following Dr. Jones on his journey to uncover artefacts that could change past or future but in his way there are people that are trying to change the past and return Nazi rule over Europe.

#3 Percy Jackson and the Olympians lightning thief

It's a new look at a series of books written by Rick Riordan. From only the trailer I can tell you that I will for sure watch whole of it because I was fan of Rick Riordan from like 3 grade. So main focus of the plot is that the Greek gods are real and there are heroes living among us, and they train their abilities in special camps.

#4 Rebel Moon - Part One: A Child of Fire

It looks like this film is going to be full of action and adrenaline. In it, we will follow a story of a villager from colony on the edge of the galaxy during times when war came to their doorstep.

#5 Wonka

"Wonka" is a amazing cinematic journey that explores the enigmatic and fantastical world of Willy Wonka, the eccentric chocolatier. Delving into Wonka's mysterious past, the film unveils the origins of his extraordinary confectionery empire. Filled with magical confections, captivating characters, and unexpected twists, "Wonka" promises a delightful adventure that unwraps the sweet secrets behind the legendary chocolatier's rise to confectionery fame.

#6 Aquaman

"Aquaman: Tides of Destiny" immerses audiences in an oceanic spectacle. The film delves into the depths of Aquaman's legacy, chronicling his aquatic adventures and the challenges he faces as the guardian of the seas. With breathtaking underwater visuals, dynamic characters, and a tidal wave of excitement, "Aquaman: Tides of Destiny" promises to be a cinematic voyage that explores the hero's journey to maintain balance between land and sea. Get ready to dive into an epic oceanic saga!

Last two were writen by @jajecob

#28 World War Z

"World War Z" is a gripping and intense portrayal of a global zombie apocalypse. The novel, written by Max Brooks, offers a unique and expansive perspective on the catastrophic events. The diverse range of characters and locations provides a comprehensive look at the devastating impact of the undead pandemic on humanity. Brooks skillfully weaves together individual accounts to create a compelling narrative that explores not only the physical but also the psychological toll of survival. The meticulous attention to detail and the realistic portrayal of geopolitical consequences make "World War Z" a standout in the zombie genre, offering readers a thought-provoking and chilling glimpse into a world on the brink of collapse. This is one of the best zombie movies I have ever seen. It is a must-watch for people that like catastrophical films.

#27 Phineas And Ferb

If you were born around 2000 Phineas and Ferb is probably big part of your childhood. I think that this is something that in some way shaped my and some of my friends because we were always amazed by creations of Phineas and Ferb, and now we find ourselves in various high schools in classes focused on IT, maths and science to one day create thing similar to these that we saw in on favourite childhood carton. So no mater what age you are now and whether you watched it as a kid or not I think that its real worth spending some time watching Phineas and Ferb, to go back to your childhood and have a little peace just for a while.

#26 Pacific Rim

Pacific Rim, directed by Guillermo del Toro, is a visually stunning and action-packed science fiction film that takes the giant monster genre to new heights. Released in 2013, so almost 11 years ago, the film delivers a thrilling experience that combines jaw-dropping special effects with an engaging storyline.

At the heart of Pacific Rim's appeal are the colossal Jaegers, human-piloted robots, facing off against monstrous interdimensional creatures known as Kaiju. The film's visual effects are nothing short of breathtaking, with meticulously crafted CGI bringing these epic battles to life.

The world-building in Pacific Rim is commendable, offering a glimpse into a future Earth where humanity faces an existential threat. The development of the Jaeger program and the constant evolution of Kaiju keep the audience engaged, and the exploration of the neural link between pilots adds a unique and intriguing element to the plot.

However, Pacific Rim is not without its flaws. Some may argue that the plot follows a predictable trajectory, and certain character arcs may feel formulaic. Yet, the film's strength lies in its ability to captivate audiences with its dazzling visuals and adrenaline-pumping action rather than relying solely on a groundbreaking narrative.

In conclusion, Pacific Rim is a must-watch for fans of giant monster films and those who appreciate cutting-edge visual effects. Guillermo del Toro's vision and attention to detail make this film a standout in the genre, offering a thrilling ride that combines spectacle with a touch of humanity.

#25 The Hunger Games

Hunger games is one of all-time classics. I personally previously really did not think that this is film that I would enjoy, but after watching it, I must say it's great film. In it, we follow Katniss Everdeen after her sister is chosen to participate in the annual hunger games, and she volunteers to replace her sister because she is sure that she does not have any chance of wining. Visually this film is for me some kind of spectacle. The depiction of the dystopian word is both haunting and mesmerizing, it let me immerse in a world that feels both futuristic and truly possible. The attention to detail in the sets, costumes, and special effects creates an immersive experience that enhances the story's impact. So finishing i think that its film that is really worth watching if you have a while.

#24 Avatar

“Avatar” is a monumental masterpiece directed by James Cameron, earning immense acclaim from both audiences and critics alike. The film not only stands as a technological marvel but also takes viewers on an epic journey to the fantastical world of Pandora.

The visual quality of the film is undeniably one of its greatest strengths. The special effects are breathtaking, especially in the 3D version, transforming the cinema experience into an unforgettable visual spectacle. The world of Pandora is incredibly intricate, with its captivating flora and fauna. Cameron's creativity in crafting this universe is truly commendable.

While “Avatar” has faced controversy, particularly regarding accusations of a lack of originality in the plot, it's hard not to appreciate Cameron's contribution to cinema. “Avatar” not only provides top-tier entertainment but also opens doors to new technological possibilities in filmmaking.

Despite some criticism, “Avatar” stands as a cinematic achievement, both technologically and artistically. It not only captivates but also inspires, earning its place in the history of cinema. It is one of the best films I have ever seen and I can't wait for the next films from this series.

#23 Love Victor

"Love Victor" is positioned somewhere in genre of gay romance drama. We follow Victor our main protagonist finding himself after moving to creek wood from Texas, while he deals with his first love in new school and all complications that come from him not wanting to admit to himself that he is gay. I haven't finished it yet but for now I can say that his story will probably end with a happy ending. So if you fan of for example heartstopper I would recommend you to put it on your watch list

#22 Gran Turismo

Well, I love the game, so I knew I was going to go watched it, and it's really good if you are a fan of the game. The idea that you can make playing Gran Turismo so real that you would get recruited to drive an actual race car like it was your PlayStation is a Gamer's fantasy and it comes alive in a movie that's not a fantasy but a legit true story. Gran Turismo has got everything you need dramatically for a sports movie. The Trailers leading up to this film don't do it justice. It's got far more heart to it as it unfolds an amazing underdog story.

#21 Gravity falls

I think every tenager what he'd at least one episode of this. It's series of mostly not connected episodes focused around adventures of Dipper and his sister Mabel in mysterious city of gravity falls where they encounter number of unnatural beings and others entities. Each season ends with great finale. Sadly there are only two seasons but it's for Shure worth your time.

#20 Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is a Satisfying Mess. Action packed fun, horrific/gruesome at times, & a messy script… It all combine makes a great film, that I totaly recommend to watch with family. The movie is very complex but also very easy to watch. And you won't believe who the villain is... but you have to watch this movie to find out;)

#19 MENU

I will say something that I thought I would never say again after watching Grand Budapest. This film is a masterpiece. How it uses the exposition to show us every meal when it's being served made ma feel like I was watching master chef, but not it was a movie about artistic killing. Up to one of last's moments you don't really know what to expect at the ending and then when it came I was amazed at how it ends it keeps you washing to the last second of it and at the end you just want to laught at how it ends because it's absurd. In my opinion it's one of must watch for everyone who enjoys good movie.

#18 The Walking Dead

I've been a fan of The Walking Dead ever since I watched the first episode of the first season. Even though the quality has gone down in recent years I still haven't missed an episode. While the last few seasons weren't quite as good they were still worth watching. It did go out on a high note though, the last season was actually pretty good. It had a few slow filler episodes but overall it was solid. Even though it was definitely time for it to end I'm still going to miss it. When something's been a part of your life for so long it's hard to say goodbye. The good news for fans is that there are a few spin-offs coming in 2023. I'm actually interested in the spin-offs considering they all star my favourite characters from the main show. There's three of them so far...one with Rick & Michonne, one with Negan & Maggie and one with Daryl going over to Europe. Again, those all happen to be my favourite characters, so I'm looking forward to them and hope they're good! I highly recommend watching twd. It has one of the best stories I have ever seen. (Also this series are based on a comic book I also recommend reading)