‘Resistance’ Review: Dir. Jonathan Jakubowicz (2020)

It has been almost two years since the series finale of Criminal Minds, but fans of the beloved series can get excited because we have some new details about the upcoming revival!

If you stick around for the end credits in The Batman, you won’t get to see any extra footage, but there actually IS a bonus scene available.

Neighbours will air its final episodes this year, after 36 years on our TV screens.The popular programme has brought viewers some memorable moments, including the marriage of Scott and Charlene, the return of Harold Bishop from the dead and many celebrity cameos.It has also made viewers cry and react with horror following a series of shocking deaths throughout the decades, with fan favourite characters and long serving Ramsay Street residents saying goodbye to the soap for good.To celebrate Neighbours legacy and memorable story lines, Daily Star takes a look at some of the soap's most brutal deaths of all time.On the soap's 20th anniversary in 2005, a number of popular characters were injured and killed in a plane crash, including many members of Harold Bishop's family.Viewers were shocked and devastated when a plane chartered to celebrate Lassisters 20th anniversary, exploded and crashed into the sea - leaving fans wondering who survived.Harold Bishop son David was rescued but later died, while his grand-daughter Serena and daughter-in-law Liljana were never found after the crash.While all eyes were on Paul Robinson for causing the crash, after the Ramsay Street businessman chartered the vehicle, it was actually revealed that his son had planted a bomb on the plane.What followed was a deadly story line where his son Robert Robinson took on the identity of his brother Cameron, and tried to kill his father in a sinister plot.Paul Robinson's family have had to deal with a lot throughout the decades, particularly when it came to people taking revenge on their father.Kate Ramsay was one such child, who after a string of disastrous relationships and the loss of the love of her life Mark Brennan, never thought she would find

Gogglebox star Stephen Webb had a cheeky way of showing off his weight loss in front of the cameras.Stephen, 45, appears on the Channel 4 TV-watching show with his beloved hubby and co-star Daniel Lustig.It seems he had a surprise in store for his beau during Friday's show (March 4), because he revealed he had almost lost a stone since going on a health kick.Not afraid to put on a show, he proudly lifted up his top to expose his newly-trimmed tummy to Daniel and the nation.He told Daniel: "I've lost another 4lbs this week."The star added: "Since I've been being good I've lost 11lbs."Referencing the couple's holiday in Playa Blanca on the Spanish island of Lanzarote, he went on: "I'm going to be one of those people that have lost 11lbs but think they've lost four stone. "I'm going to be on the beach going 'I'm beautiful."Fans on Twitter were giggling at the moment, with one writing: "Stephen cracks me up.

ballistic missile today (Saturday, March 5). The country's neighbouring militaries in South Korea have said North Korea's latest missile fired from an area near the capital city of Pyongyang and flew east for around 168 miles.The missile, which was monitored by South Korean and US forces, is said to have travelled at an altitude of 348 miles before landing in waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan.The Japanese Prime Minister's Office suspects that the projectile is a ballistic missile and has issued a warning for vessels in the Sea of Japan, east of North Korea.It reads: "According to the Ministry of Defense, a possible ballistic missile was launched from North Korea."Vessels should pay attention to future information, and if they find a fallen object, do not approach them and report the relevant information to the Japan Coast Guard."The launch was North Korea's ninth round of weapons tests in 2022 despite Kim Jong-Un being urged to halt his tests as the Russia-Ukraine war continues to heat up World War Three fears.

Norwich defender Brandon Williams made a hilarious U-turn after realising the player who had just taken him down was Christian Eriksen.Eriksen, who was making his first start for Brentford in the crunch clash at the bottom of the Premier League table following his cardiac arrest last year, hauled Williams down as he tried to break away with the ball.As they fell to the floor the former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder was pushed by the Manchester United loanee who was angry about the cynical nature of the challenge.However, Williams quickly changed his tune after coming face-to-face with Eriksen as he wrapped his arms around him and gave him a hug.Eriksen outstretched his arm in bemusement before Williams helped him to his feet and they both ran away laughing.The moment was a hit with football fans who appreciated the respect shown to the Danish international who suffered a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020.One said: "One of the nicest moments I’ve ever seen in football history.""I'm laugcrying," joked another while a third added: "This is some heartwarming Barclays content." Are you as pleased as Williams to see Eriksen back? Let us know in the comments section. "There’s gonna a lot special treatment for Eriksen and rightly so tbh.

Chelsea strengthen their grip on third spot as they cruised to a 4-0 win over Burnley. Despite the final result, the Blues were fortunate to go in level at the break after Dwight McNeill blazed over from six-yards following a gaffe from Edouard Mendy.But whatever Thomas Tuchel said to his side at half-time clearly did the trick, as the Blues burst into life.Reece James drilled a venomous strike through a sea of Claret shirts to nudge Chelsea into the lead just two minutes after the break.

Stacey Solomon introduced baby Rose to her Loose Women "aunties" in an adorable behind-the-scenes video that she shared on her Instagram stories after returning to her day job on Friday.The former X Factor star's five month old bundle of joy appeared on the show alongside the stunning starlet on Friday when she finally met the likes of Judi Love, Kaye Adams and Nadia Sawalha. The Loose Women were completely enamoured by baby Rose and couldn't stop swooning over the baby girl.Judi affectionately said the panelists were Rose's "aunties" – something that left viewers at home gushing over their sweet bond.

EastEnders star Jamie Borthwick had his driving ban reduced after arguing he was too famous to take public transport.The actor, 27, plays cheeky chappy Jay Brown on the BBC soap, but away from the screen he's managed to bag himself a legal victory.Jamie was handed a driving ban lasting six months in December after he was caught speeding at 52mph on a 30mph road in London's Romford.He was also slapped with a £660 fine and a court fee on £166, but he was seen grinning as he left Croydon Nightingale Court.He hit the maximum 12 penalty points on his licence after being issued another speeding fine.However, his six month ban has now been reduced to two, after his solicitor insisted his client keeps getting "recognised" on public transport.The soap star's legal team said their client "has issues with public transport and being recognised", when appealing his sentence on Thursday (March 3).Hinting at some unfortunate encounters with the public, they added: "Not all of those encounters have been favourable."Jamie's representative, Alex Owen, insisted he needs his car as he drives his beloved great aunt and uncle to hospital appointments.She said: "The circumstances of this offence are the road is a dual carriageway which isn’t signposted at 30mph limit but of course the presence of street lights indicates that."He was unaware of that at the time, he was wrongly under the impression it was a 50mph limit."It took place in the mid-afternoon and it was relatively quiet at the time.

Kim Kardashian is – unsurprisingly — not happy with Kanye West.

“I believe that a big reason why this ambitious idea of throwing a music festival in Harlem in which somewhere between 70,000 to 90,000 people every weekend would see performances was so that there was something joyous and hopeful for people at that point were kind of at the end of their rope,” Summer of Soul (Or When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) director Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson says about the importance the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival had to a Black America ravaged by violence and assassination.

“We were waiting for another script, and then suddenly before the pandemic, he said, ‘Read this’,” Oscar-nominated Licorice Pizza producer Adam Somner says about how Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest project came to fruition. “It came out of the blue. It was definitely a surprise.”

Damian Hurley has broken his silence following the death of cricket legend Shane Warne, who was the ex-fiancé of his mum, Elizabeth Hurley.READ: Elton John pays heartbreaking tribute after 'tragic' death of 'magical' Shane WarneThe 19-year-old shared several photos of Shane and himself from his childhood, and hailed the sportsman as a "father figure" for himself as he grew up. "I'm still trying to wrap my head around this… SW was a father figure to me for most of my formative years and was truly one the best men I've ever known," he movingly wrote.

On film, Jesse Eisenberg has survived a zombie apocalypse.

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Like the revelation that the dowdy French-cuisine evangelist Julia Child worked for American intelligence operations during World War II, there's something quaint and almost comic about the historical nugget upon which Jonathan Jakubowicz's Resistance is based: Before he became the most famous mime artist in history, Marcel Marceau worked in the French Resistance, forging passports and smuggling Jewish children across borders to save them from Nazi exterminators.

On paper, everything about Resistance suggests a surefire Academy Award juggernaut. After all, it’s a film that has multiple Oscar nominees in the cast, is set during World War II, centers on the plight of European Jews against the Nazis, and is a biopic of a famous person in the arts. Start carving the statue now, right? Well, not so fast. While Resistance is worthy of a recommendation, it’s mostly a decent picture elevated by a really strong performance by Jesse Eisenberg. Hitting VOD tomorrow, it’s a would be prestige player that can scratch the itch for classy cinema during an otherwise rough (for so many reasons) late March.

At the time of his death in 2007, Marcel Marceau was the world’s most famous mime. But in 1938-’39, when World War II rescue drama “Resistance” takes place, Jewish-born Marcel Mangel was just 15 years old (two decades younger than actor Jesse Eisenberg, who plays him here) and had not yet adopted his stage name, much less the stage. As it happens, this would be the most exciting chapter of his life — and one about which the tight-lipped performer seldom spoke — making for a fresh entry point to an otherwise familiar if ever relevant subject.

At the time of his death in 2007, Marcel Marceau was the world’s most famous mime. But in 1938-’39, when World War II rescue drama “Resistance” takes place, Jewish-born Marcel Mangel was just 15 years old (two decades younger than actor Jesse Eisenberg, who plays him here) and had not yet adopted his stage name, much less the stage. As it happens, this would be the most exciting chapter of his life — and one about which the tight-lipped performer seldom spoke — making for a fresh entry point to an otherwise familiar if ever relevant subject.

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