Muscat: We are already halfway into 2024, and all kinds of content have been pouring in, whether it be movies or TV series. With many shows and movies added daily, the OTT platforms have been a goldmine for entertainment buffs.
Deadpool & Wolverine (In theatres on July 26th)
Yes, ladies and gentlemen, Hugh Jackman is back as Wolverine. After bidding farewell to the character all Marvel fans have come to love in Logan in 2017, Hugh Jackman is back to breathe life into this unforgettable role.
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With the notorious Deadpool, the multiverse, potential versions of Wolverine, and a possible hope to revive Marvel from its slumber, a lot is riding on this movie.
The teasers have been nothing short of a banger thus far, and Ryan Renolds has taken it upon himself to bring us the absolute best with his take on Deadpool. With Director Shawn Levy, known for his work with Stranger Things, at the helm of this madness, you can rest assured that you will get more than what you paid for.
Sausage Party: Foodtopia (Streaming on Amazon Prime)
From the hilariously genius mind of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, the animated movie that was a feast of parody and sarcasm back in 2016, we are introduced again to the stellar ensemble of Sausage Party and the food items of a supermarket that have now realised that they have to fight it out survive their fate.
It’s hilarious, it has puns, and it has all the workings of a show that will definitely draw parallels to the food industry in the messiest way possible.
Kobra Kai (Streaming on Netflix from July 18th)
It’s time to finally bow down to the show’s final season that took the vengeance between Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence from the beloved Karate Kid to new heights.
A new batch of kids is rolling in, and tensions rise as the hand-to-hand combat deals more than just physical punches and kicks throughout the show.
As Season 6 wraps up in a three-part series, you will receive the best this season with the ultimate showdown between 2 formidable opponents that built lasting childhood memories for many.
