Emily and Gabriel share a drink in Emily in Paris Season 4
This week in theaters, Alien: Romulus takes us back to the 80s with a nostalgic take on the classic sci-fi horror franchise. On streaming, Halle Berry and Mark Wahlberg star in a new Netflix action comedy, while Rick and Morty returns with an anime twist. Here are the five things you need to watch this weekend.Related 'Bad Monkey' Review: Like 'Reacher,' But With Vince Vaughn Vaughn breathes life into Bill Lawrence's Carl Hiassen adaptation.
Release Date August 13, 2024 Cast Vince Vaughn , Natalie Martinez , Alex Moffat , Ronald Peet , John Ortiz , Tom Nowicki , David St. Louis , L. Scott Caldwell Main Genre Crime Seasons 1 Creator Bill Lawrence Watch on Apple TV+Related 'Alien: Romulus' Review: It’s One Small Step for a Franchise, One Giant Leap for Nostalgia Director Fede Álvarez has intriguing ideas on where to take this franchise, but gets lost in callbacks to the past.
Alien: Romulus 710 R Sci-FiHorror In Alien: Romulus, a crew of space explorers lands on a distant, uncharted planet, only to uncover a horrifying secret lurking beneath the surface. As they delve deeper into the alien environment, they encounter deadly creatures and ancient ruins that hint at a terrifying history. The team's survival becomes a desperate battle against the relentless xenomorphs, forcing them to rely on their wits and technology to escape the nightmarish world.
According to Emily Cappello, the first half of Emily in Paris Season 4 is a solid return for the series: Fans of the series will delight in these first five episodes—not just for the new twists and turns of the plot, the developing romantic storylines, and the fashion but also because of the show's ability to make its viewers feel like a part of the magic of Paris.
The spin-off series is led by some outstanding anime veterans, such as director Takashi Sano . He will work alongside producer Koji Iijima and executive producer Maki Terashima-Furuta . Mike is happily living a simple life as a construction worker in his native New Jersey –– until his long-lost high school sweetheart, Roxanne , shows up with more on her mind than romance. Knowing he’s the right man for the job, she recruits Mike on a dangerous intelligence mission in Europe that thrusts them back together into a world of spies and high-speed car chases, with sparks flying along the way.
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