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The iconic house from the movie 'Home Alone' in Winnetka, Illinois, is being restored to its original 1990 appearance, celebrating its status as a beloved Christmas film 35 years after its debut.
Jim Carrey revealed that he underwent torture endurance training with a CIA specialist to prepare for his role as the Grinch in 'How the Grinch Stole Christmas,' which he considered quitting due to the challenging makeup and costume, but ultimately delivered a celebrated performance that earned him a Golden Globe nomination and contributed to the film's massive box office success.
The famous 'Home Alone' house in Winnetka is being restored to its original 1990 appearance, coinciding with the film's 35th anniversary, after interior renovations and a recent sale.
Rachael Leigh Cook and Freddie Prinze Jr., stars of the 90s film 'She's All That,' are reuniting for a new holiday romantic comedy titled 'The Christmas Affair' for Fox Entertainment Studios, marking their first on-screen collaboration since the original film over 25 years ago.
"Babygirl," an erotic thriller starring Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson, unexpectedly became a Christmas movie after writer-director Halina Reijn rewrote the script due to a scheduling change caused by a strike. Originally set in the summer, the film's new holiday backdrop serves as a metaphor for the protagonist's performative quest for perfection. The film, featuring elaborate Christmas scenes, will be released on December 25.
Former NFL quarterback Trent Green makes his acting debut in the Hallmark Christmas movie "Holiday Touchdown: A Chiefs Love Story," where he plays himself. The film, featuring real Kansas City Chiefs players and an NFL license, follows a Chiefs superfan and a team employee as they navigate a budding romance. The movie includes cameos from Chiefs personalities and a plot centered around a lucky hat. Green's humorous scene involves a charity football toss, marking a memorable entry into the Hallmark Christmas movie genre.
The article highlights entertainment options to watch, including a new Christmas movie starring Lindsay Lohan and a special featuring Mary Poppins. It provides a guide for viewers looking for holiday-themed content and other special programming.
Dwayne Johnson's latest film, "Red One," a Christmas-themed movie, is struggling at the box office, debuting with only $34 million against a $250 million budget. Despite some positive audience scores, the film is unlikely to break even, needing around $500 million to do so. The movie's performance is seen as a sign of Johnson's waning box office draw in the 2020s, contrasting with his past successes. With competition from upcoming releases, "Red One" may not last in theaters through the Christmas season.
Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans' Christmas film 'Red One' is leading the domestic box office with nearly $11 million on Friday, aiming for a $30 million opening weekend. Despite mixed reviews, audiences have responded positively, giving it an A- CinemaScore. The film, which cost $250 million to produce, is playing in over 4,000 North American theaters and is expected to perform well over the holiday season. Amazon MGM Studios initially planned to release it on Prime Video but opted for a theatrical release to support exhibitors.
Dwayne Johnson's Christmas action film 'Red One' has earned $3.7 million in Thursday previews and is projected to make between $25 million and $40 million at the box office. Despite its $250 million budget, Amazon MGM is more focused on boosting its Amazon Prime Video streaming service, where the film will eventually be available. Directed by Jake Kasdan, the movie features Johnson and Chris Evans in a festive adventure to rescue Santa, with a cast including J.K. Simmons and Lucy Liu.
Lacey Chabert and Dustin Milligan star in Netflix's new Christmas film "Hot Frosty," where Milligan plays a snowman brought to life, wearing only a red scarf. The film, which blends humor and heart, features a nod to Chabert's "Mean Girls" past. Chabert, known for her Hallmark Christmas movies, discusses the joy of making feel-good films and addresses ageism in the industry following a lawsuit that questions her future with Hallmark. The film also highlights themes of personal liberation and rediscovering happiness.
Dwayne Johnson's new Christmas action-comedy 'Red One' is aiming for a $30-35 million box office debut, despite mixed projections and a hefty $250 million production cost. The film, directed by Jake Kasdan, has received poor reviews, with a 30% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. While Amazon MGM views theatrical releases as a way to attract talent and generate buzz for Prime Video, the film's financial success remains uncertain. 'Red One' has already earned $26.6 million internationally and is expected to top the domestic box office as the only new release this weekend.
Dwayne Johnson's Christmas action-comedy 'Red One' is projected to earn $30-$35 million in its opening weekend from 4,032 locations, though estimates vary from $25 million to $40 million. Despite its $250 million production cost, Amazon MGM views theatrical releases as a way to attract talent and generate buzz for Prime Video, rather than solely focusing on box office success. The film, directed by Jake Kasdan, has received poor reviews, with a 30% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but is expected to top the domestic box office as the only new release this weekend.
The new Christmas movie "Red One," starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, has received largely negative reviews from critics. The film, which features Santa Claus being kidnapped and a rescue mission led by Johnson's character, has been criticized for its lack of charm and over-reliance on CGI. While some reviews acknowledge its entertainment value, most describe it as formulaic and forgettable. Despite the criticism, there is potential for a holiday action franchise, with some critics noting its fun ideas and brisk storytelling.
"Red One" is a Christmas action comedy starring Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans, directed by Jake Kasdan. The film, which blends holiday themes with action-packed sequences, features J.K. Simmons as Santa, who is kidnapped just before Christmas. Johnson's character, Callum Drift, teams up with Evans' Jack O'Malley to save the day, encountering various Christmas legends along the way. The movie embraces its absurdity and campiness, offering a family-friendly experience with a touch of self-aware humor, and hints at the potential for a holiday action franchise.