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  South Koreans are experts of catastrophe movies, although we're not sure why. As if 2021 weren't already a disaster, we've compiled the best disaster films for you to binge watch throughout the course of this extended holiday. 1. Train to Busan Disaster: Zombies 2. The Flu Disaster: Pandemic 3. Tidal Wave Disaster: Tsunami 4. #Alive Disaster: Zombies 6. Ashfall Disaster: Volcanic eruption 7. Tunnel Disaster: Tunnel collapse 8. The Tower Disaster: Fire 9. The Host Disaster: Toxic monster 10. Pandora Disaster: Nuclear meltdown 11. The Terror Live Disaster: Terrorist attack

 Bollywood is skilled in depicting romantic stories without even a kiss moment, despite the fact that it may seem as though a love narrative would appear or feel incomplete without an intimate sequence. Why do they do this? Aside from the fact that some plots don't truly call for a lip lock, some performers have contracts that forbid them from kissing their co-stars. Bollywood stars who eschewed on-screen kissing The following is a collection of your favourite B-town stars that declined to kiss their co-star on camera. Sonakshi Sinha Instagram Sonakshi is uncomfortable when couples kiss on film, and she has very rigid moral standards. She was almost set to kiss Akshay Kumar during the filming of Holiday, as the screenplay demanded, but it didn't go as planned. Salman Khan Instagram Salman is adamant about his ideas and he appears to look down upon the actors who do kiss on-screen, even if SRK breached his no-kiss rule for Jab Tak Hai Jaan. He even said, "I don't have r...

  WATCH THE VIDEO BELOW!!! Tom Cruise produced and starred in the 1996 American action spy movie Mission: Impossible, which was directed by Brian De Palma. It was a box office hit, ultimately ranking third in terms of box office receipts for the year 1996, and received generally positive reviews from critics. Due to its popularity, the Mission: Impossible movie series was born. In this video, we'll look back at the movie's original cast members and see how they currently appear more than two decades later. The American action spy series Mission: Impossible is based on and a continuation of the Bruce Geller-created television programme of the same name. Tom Cruise is the series' primary producer and plays Ethan Hunt, an agent of the Impossible Missions Force, in it (IMF). The films feature musical themes from the Lalo Schifrin original series while being filmed, written, and scored by a variety of directors and personnel. The movies chronicle the missions of the IMF's pr...

 Promoters for movies must walk a fine line between getting people into theatres and giving away narrative details that the director and producers wanted to be a surprise. The next day, tweets about movie shocks are the topic of discussion, and they serve as the catalyst for building anticipation for a movie online. The introduction of YouTube has also increased the exposure of movie trailers and the spoilers they include. These movie trailers revealed entirely too much information. There are several spoilers on this list. You might skip an entry if you come across a movie you haven't seen but want to. 10. Speed (1994) Many viewers were able to ignore the weak acting and plot problems in this 1990s thriller because it was so entertaining. Additionally, there were no surprises in the plot for the viewers with Speed. However, almost every significant scene from the film was shown in the trailer, including the high-rise elevator that was set up to dump its human payload and Officer ...