The mini-series will be available to watch on Stan from Thursday, December 16. Station Eleven stars Mackenzie Davis, Himesh Patel, Daniel Zovatto, David Wilmot, Matilda Lawler, Philippine Velge, Nabhaan Rizwan and Lori Petty, with Gael Garcìa Bernal and Danielle Deadwyler. While it may be a difficult watch considering the past 21 months, it's a stunning and emotional portrayal of the cost of hope after losing nearly everything. John Mandel, Station Eleven is the ultimate dystopian watch.Ī devastating pandemic has wiped the majority of people from earth, and those still left standing are fighting to create a new way of living that is reminiscent of their former lives. MacGruber premieres on December 17, only on Stan.īased on the bestselling 2014 novel by Emily St. Elmo (Kristen Wiig) and Dixon Piper (Ryan Phillippe) in order to get rid of the enemy once and for all. MacGruber must bring back his ol' team, one last time, including Vicki St. His newest missionis to take down Brigadier Commander Enos Queeth (Billy Zane), who is an old enemy from the patriot's past.
#Opera bugs bunny pop series
In case you weren't aware and missed the film from back in 2010, MacGruber is based on a sketch from Saturday Night Live, and is a parodied version on the action-packed adventure series, MacGyver.Īnd this brand new series picks up a decade after where the film left off, as the beloved nationalist MacGruber (who is played by Will Forte), is finally released from prison. You can watch Zoey's Extraordinary Christmas on Stan, from December 2. The twists will be too thrilling to miss. In the movie, Zoey will try to navigate life after the loss of Mitch and find joy again through giving her family the holiday celebration that her father would have wanted. The best part? Many of the original cast are back, including Zoey's mother, Maggie (Mary Steenburgen), her brother David (Andrew Leeds), sister-in-law Emily (Alice Lee) and even her late father, Mitch (Peter Gallagher). Image: Stan.įollowing the success of the first two seasons of the musical drama series, a new feature length film will pick up right a few months the story left off. Listen to Mamamia's entertainment podcast The Spill, where Kee Reece and Laura Brodnik tell you the top pop culture stories of the day and everything else you need to know. Christmas on the Farm can be watched from Wednesday, December 1 on Stan. It’s a heartwarming tale that will push Emmy to the limits as she endeavours to find new tricks to keep the truth from being uncovered. In order to maintain the ruse, she enlists the help of her cousin David (Hugh Sheridan) and his husband Miles (Nicholas Brown) as she hosts her potential publishers, hoping to get a book deal. As for her book? We will come to learn that it is not her story at all. There's just one issue: her real name is Emmy Jones, and she is not at all who she says she is. Her own ‘personal’ story, along with a collection of recipes and idyllic anecdotes about Australian life, is set to be an International bestseller. Without giving too much away, this classic rom-com explores the life of Australian author Clementine Jones Montgomery, whose book details the nature of growing up on a real Aussie farm, on the outskirts of Queensland, with her husband and daughter. Stan’s Christmas On The Farm will be the film to sink your teeth into during the holiday season, as it is the perfect mix of hilarious, romantic and charming. The second season of Bump will be available to watch from Sunday, December 26 on Stan. In season two, more chaos will ensue as the teenagers face the challenge of not just the newborn itself, but the opinions of those they love the most.īrimming with Australian talent, Bump is both hilarious and touching. The baby’s father is Santiago (played by Carlos Sanson Jr), AKA not her boyfriend Lachie, and together they walk through the uncharted territory of juggling school and family life - all with a new baby in tow.
Last season, we watched as Oly’s ‘10-year plan’ of getting the best HSC marks, studying International Relations at University and eventually going on to work for the United Nations, came to a startling halt when she learned she was in labour while at school. The storyline will once again follow the life of Oly, portrayed by Nathalie Morris, as she navigates uncharted territory as a teen mum in high school.
0 kommentar(er)
