Less would have been more, and less was already enough with The Dutchman. The movie never had to leave the train or the topics unleashed there. The originally intended inescapable struggle is demystified the moment it treads away from it. Worse, by leaving and constantly pointing at the fact that the very theatrical setting exists and supposedly still looms large, it negates what made it powerful and great in the first place.
Read MoreThe coming years are changing how players view online gaming. While simple game mechanics, clear scores, and quick payouts are still a priority, many are asking for better immersion and brighter visuals. They are used to impressive cinematic universes, quick movie streaming, and high-budget shows. So, plain iGaming is no longer viable for some.
Read MoreThe world will usher in a New Year this week, which has us thinking on the entertainment side...what the heck is going to happen in 2026! Love is at the epicenter of everything Hollywood, of course, so the oddsmakers at BetOnline.ag have created odds for the likelihood of certain celebrity couples breaking up next year.
Read MoreAhead of New Year’s Eve celebrations, VegasInsider.com has compiled a list of 12 iconic movie/TV moments and calculated when to press play on the 31st of December so that iconic scenes hit exactly as the clock strikes midnight.
Read MoreTo determine which major U.S. cities actually offer the best Christmas experience, the research team at Luxury France Tours analyzed 50 large cities across 23 metrics grouped into six categories: Traditions & Activities, Cost, Community & Charity, Shopping & Gift Options, Comfort & Weather, and Festive Appeal.
Read MoreThe study, conducted by crypto casino Winna, looked into all the property values of homes featured in holiday films. Using IMDb and articles to identify on-location filming sites, property values were estimated from sources like Zoopla, Realtor, Zillow, and Redfin. Homes without sufficient data were excluded, and the properties were ranked by their value.
Read MoreAs Christmas classics like “Home Alone” return to screens celebrating its 35th anniversary, a new analysis from InvestorsObserver reveals that many American families with multiple children could no longer afford the McCallisters’ lifestyle of five kids.
Read MoreAhead of the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, VegasInsider.com has collected a list of 30+ records that could be broken at the 2026 ceremony. To highlight a few of the records that could be broken “One Battle After Another” could tie or break the record of “La La Land” for the most wins by a single film during one Golden Globes ceremony.
Read MoreThe nominees for the 2026 Golden Globes were announced this month, with Paul Thomas Anderson's "One Battle After Another" leading the film categories with nine nominations. The ceremony, hosted once again by Nikki Glaser, will air live on CBS January 11. The oddsmakers at BetOnline.ag quickly set betting lines for six of the motion picture categories. Other categories will follow soon.
Read MoreTo determine which creators and videos boast the highest global reach and revenue on YouTube, the team at BonusInsider analyzed the platform’s publicly available view data and assessed the estimated ad-driven revenue via the online YouTube Money Calculator tool by InfluencerMarketingHub, which factors in views, engagement, and subscribers.
Read MoreThe PixlParade team set out to find the answer to that question. Rather than just throwing together another random top 50 list, they took our time to really dig into hundreds of popular films. They looked at ratings from trusted sites like Rotten Tomatoes, IMDb, and Metacritic. And they didn’t stop there.
Read MoreA new study revealed Love Actually is the most searched Christmas movie in America. The study, conducted by QR Code Generator, analyzed Google search data from October 2024 to September 2025 for 120 Christmas movies across all 50 states to determine which festive films Americans are most eager to watch during the holiday season.
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