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Roar Uthaug is one of this generation’s most underrated genre filmmakers. The Norwegian filmmaker got started with short films (as many directors do) before making their feature debut with 2006’s Cold Prey, arguably the most effective international slasher movie of the entire century (even if I’m partial to the excess of Cold Prey 2). Just as Uthaug revitalized the slasher formula, 2015’s The Wave radically revamped what a disaster movie could be. The Wave is seriously tense stuff, and in our review, we even wrote, “The Wave is a modern-day masterpiece that succeeds in continuing to add huge momentum to Roar Uthaug’s already surging career.”

Naturally, Hollywood scooped Uthaug up, and he helmed 2018’s lackluster Tomb Raider reboot. Luckily, it was an outlier, since Uthaug subsequently helmed Troll, one of the best Netflix original movies of all time. Not just that. Troll is the most-watched Netflix movie not in English…...

The Monster Movie That Is A Must-Watch For Godzilla Fans(Photo Credit –Netflix)

If you thought you’d seen every version of a city-flattening creature stomping its way through terrified crowds, you have to think again. While Godzilla may be the undisputed king of kaiju, Netflix’s 2022 hit Troll, directed by Roar Uthaug, delivered a fresh twist by hauling Norway’s mythical giants out of folklore and into modern chaos. It’s the kind of film that Godzilla fans will instantly vibe with, thanks to its towering threat, intense destruction, and surprisingly emotional core. With a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes, the film blended Nordic legend with blockbuster thrills, earning its place in the kaiju hall of fame. Now, with Troll 2 officially arriving December 1, 2025, there’s never been a better time to catch up on the original.

Why Troll Deserves A Spot On Your Watchlist

Netflix’s Troll isn’t the standard monster flick,...

Vuelve el gigante que conquistó Netflix. © Netflix

Netflix ha publicado el primer tráiler de Trol 2, la esperada secuela del fenómeno noruego que en 2021 conquistó a más de 100 millones de espectadores y se convirtió en la película de habla no inglesa más vista de la plataforma de streaming.

Inspirada en el folclore noruego, la primera entrega arrancaba con la construcción de una vía férrea en las montañas de Dovre, que terminaba por despertar a un trol milenario –y no precisamente de buen humor– tras mil años de letargo. La enorme criatura arrasaba todo a su paso. Para contenerla, el gobierno recurría a la profesora de paleontología Nora Tidemann (Ine Marie Wilmann). Ella, junto con su padre y improvisado equipo, intentaba averiguar el origen del monstruo y cómo detenerlo antes de que llegara a Oslo.

Ahora, en Trol 2, la paleontóloga Nora vuelve a la carga y esta vez con la lección bien aprendida.

Fans of kaiju movies are always on the lookout for new giant monster movies to make their day, and fortunately, this is a great time to follow this genre. Apart from Japan's steady output of amazing films like Takashi Yamazaki's sublime "Godzilla Minus One," other countries have been upping their game considerably in the last decades. Hollywood has long since recovered from Roland Emmerich's 1998 "Godzilla," which was so awful that Toho's "Godzilla: Final Wars" gave its hated monster a humiliating second death in a fight against the real Godzilla. Between Matt Reeves' "Cloverfield," Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim," and Legendary Pictures' ongoing MonsterVerse franchise, Tinseltown has been establishing itself as a reliable hotspot of kaiju entertainment, and in 2006, Korean director luminary Bong Joon Ho of "Parasite" and "Snowpiercer" fame put his own spin on the theme with one of the greatest monster movies ever made, "The Host.

This is not your latest musical “Trolls” franchise installment. In fact, it’s disturbingly far from it…

Following the 2022 Norwegian film “Troll,” Netflix is all-in on its own troll-based franchise, with “Troll 2” set to arrive on the streamer later this year. The films blend the mythical lore of trolls into a classic monster movie packaging. The original “Troll” film was the most-watched non-English film ever to be released on the platform at the time. The core characters of Nora, Andreas, and Kristoffer are all back for the sequel, as is director Roar Uthaug.

The film’s official synopsis reads: “When a dangerous new troll is awakened, unleashing devastation across Norway, beloved adventurers Nora, Andreas, and Captain Kris are thrust into their most perilous mission yet. To stop the creature’s ruthless rampage, they must enlist new allies and delve into the country’s ancient history, searching for answers. As...

Directed by Roar Uthaug, the Norwegian creature feature Troll was released through the Netflix streaming service in December of 2022 – and it performed so well for the streamer, Netflix quickly ordered a sequel. Troll 2 is now set to start streaming on December 1st and today a teaser trailer has dropped online. You can check it out in the embed above.

If you need a refresher, the first Troll had the following synopsis: Deep inside the mountain of Dovre, something gigantic awakens after being trapped for a thousand years. Destroying everything in its path, the creature is fast approaching the capital of Norway. But how do you stop something you thought only existed in Norwegian folklore?

Troll 2 sees Uthaug reteaming with writer Espen Aukan and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud of Motion Blur. Here’s the new film’s synopsis: When a dangerous new troll is awakened, unleashing devastation across Norway,...

Less than a year after this enthralling Norwegian monster film debuted on Netflix, a sequel was announced, thrilling fans to bits but also coming as a surprise. Titled Troll, it premiered on December 1, 2022, to a boatload of positive reviews, prompting the birth of a second installment in September 2023. No release date was immediately announced until last November, when we got an arrival window. Now, after months of keeping fans in suspense, Netflix has finally unveiled a release date via a first look at Troll 2, hinting at the perils ahead for fan-favorite heroes.

Directed by Roar Uthaug, who also helmed the first installment, Troll 2 will land on Netflix on December 1, 2025, with the stakes much higher than before as a dangerous new troll is awakened. The upcoming pic reunites Uthaug with returning writer Espen Aukan, and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud of Motion Blur. Beloved lead star Ine Marie Wilmann...

Netflix has revealed the first teaser for Troll 2, the eagerly awaited follow-up to its record-shattering Norwegian hit. The sequel is set to premiere on the streaming service on 1 December, inviting audiences back into a world where ancient folklore collides with modern peril.

In the new footage, returning heroes Nora (Ine Marie Wilmann), Andreas (Kim Falck) and Captain Kris (Mads Sjøgård Pettersen) face a more brutal adversary than ever before. A hulking new troll, its skin etched with runic scars and its roar echoing through frozen fjords, stalks unsuspecting villagers and travellers alike. The teaser offers glimpses of high-altitude chases across snow-swept plateaus, frantic boat escapes through misty waters and bone-crushing encounters in underground caverns.

Director Roar Uthaug, who steered the original Troll to global acclaim, described the sequel as an opportunity to “expand the scope, deepen the story and create a troll-sized spectacle like you’ve never seen before.

Netflix has awakened the teaser trailer for the sequel to the 2022 Norwegian monster movie Troll.

The stakes are higher and the danger deadlier when Troll 2 premieres on December 1.

Original director Roar Uthaug, writer Espen Aukan, and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud of Motion Blur are back at the helm.

Ine Marie Wilmann, Kim Falck, and Mads Sjøgård Pettersen return to star, joined by fierce newcomer Sara Khorami to to confront a terrifying new troll.

When a dangerous new troll is awakened, unleashing devastation across Norway, beloved adventurers Nora, Andreas and Captain Kris are thrust into their most perilous mission yet. To stop the creature’s ruthless rampage, they must enlist new allies and delve into the country’s ancient history, searching for answers.

As the clock ticks and the troll’s path of destruction grows wider, our heroes face impossible odds in their fight to save their homeland from falling into darkness.

"Have you found something else?" There be another troll! Or two! Netflix has revealed the first look teaser trailer for Troll 2, the highly anticipated sequel to the Norwegian streaming hit Troll from 2022. Netflix got the original director, Roar Uthaug, back to make another one - and this next one features another giant troll waking up in Norway and wreaking havoc. Maybe even multiple giant trolls! Who's ready for more? Nora, Andreas and Captain Kris leap back into action when a dangerous new troll awakes - and this time they'll need more help to take it down. This sequel stars Ine Marie Wilmann, Kim Falck, Mads Sjøgård Pettersen, and Sara Khorami. The producers state: "It's always daunting to do a sequel but we truly feel that this time, we've created an even better, bigger, funnier, and more adventurous film - if that's even possible!" Not a lot of footage here yet,...

Netflix has unveiled the teaser trailer for the sequel to the Norwegian global smash hit Troll, Netflix’s most-watched non-English film of all time, offering a first glimpse into the next chapter of the saga. The highly anticipated sequel is set to premiere on Netflix on December 1, 2025.

This time, the stakes are higher and the danger deadlier as beloved heroes Nora (Ine Marie Wilmann), Andreas (Kim Falck), and Captain Kris (Mads Sjøgård Pettersen) return – joined by fierce newcomer Marion (Sara Khorami) – and must confront a terrifying new and monstrous troll: It is more ruthless and destructive than ever as it unleashes chaos across Norway.

When a dangerous new troll is awakened, unleashing devastation across Norway, beloved adventurers Nora, Andreas, and Captain Kris are thrust into their most perilous mission yet. To stop the creature’s ruthless rampage, they must enlist new allies and delve into the country’s ancient history,...

Netflix has just shared the official teaser for Troll 2, the new Norwegian movie directed by Roar Uthaug. This film is planned to come out sometime between September and November 2025. Troll 2 is the sequel to the first Troll movie and is already being called the biggest film ever made in the Nordic countries.

The movie was shot in different locations, including Trondheim, Maridalen, and Jotunheimen in Norway, as well as Budapest. Espen Aukan, the screenwriter, explained that they filmed in Budapest because it was difficult to find the right places to shoot in Norway. The producers behind the film are Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud from Motion Blur.

The cast features Ine Marie Wilmann as Nora, Kim S. Falck-Jørgensen playing Andreas Isaksen, and Mads Sjøgård Pettersen as Captain Kristoffer “Kris” Holm. Other actors include Sara Khorami, Jon Ketil Johnsen, Gard B. Eidsvold, Aksel Almaas, and Trond Magnum. Netflix released the first teaser,...

Netflix has released the official teaser for Troll 2, an upcoming Norwegian film directed by Roar Uthaug. The movie is set to come out sometime between September and November 2025. Troll 2 is the follow-up to the original Troll and is already being called the biggest film production ever made in the Nordic countries.

The movie was filmed in several places, including Trondheim, Maridalen, Jotunheimen in Norway, and also in Budapest. According to Espen Aukan, who wrote the screenplay, the team chose Budapest because it was hard to find the right filming locations in Norway. The producers behind the movie are Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud from the company Motion Blur.

The cast includes Ine Marie Wilmann playing Nora, Kim S. Falck-Jørgensen as Andreas Isaksen, and Mads Sjøgård Pettersen as Captain Kristoffer “Kris” Holm. Other actors in the movie are Sara Khorami, Jon Ketil Johnsen, Gard B. Eidsvold, Aksel Almaas,...

Devastation is unleashed in the first trailer for the long-awaited sequel to one of the biggest (in more ways than one) Netflix movies ever made. Transporting us back to Norway, the chaos begins again when a new behemoth is awakened, with Troll 2 once again following adventurers Nora, Andreas and Captain Kris as they are thrust into their most perilous mission yet. You can check out the first trailer for Troll 2 below.

Helmed once again by the same creative team that unleashed the first Troll, including director Roar Uthaug, writer Espen Aukan, and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud from Motion Blur, Troll 2 will bring back several characters from the first outing, including Ine Marie Wilmann as Nora Tidemann, Kim Falck as Andreas Isaksen, and Mads Sjøgård Pettersen as former captain - now major - Kristoffer Holm, with Sara Khorami and Anne Krigsvoll also joining the cast.

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Fountain of Youth is an action-adventure heist film directed by Guy Ritchie from a screenplay by James Vanderbilt. The Apple TV+ series follows Luke Purdue, a disgraced archaeologist who teams up with his sister to go on a dangerous adventure to find the mythical fountain of youth while being chased by the Interpol and an ancient secret society. Fountain of Youth stars John Krasinski, Natalie Portman, Eiza Gonzalez, Domhnall Gleeson, Arian Moayed, Laz Alonso, Carmen Ejogo, and Stanley Tucci. So, if you loved the globetrotting adventure, death-defying action, and entertaining characters in Fountain of Youth, here are some similar films you should check out next.

National Treasure Credit – Walt Disney Pictures

National Treasure is an action-adventure heist film directed by Jon Turteltaub from a screenplay co-written by Jim Kouf, Cormac Wibberley, and Marianne Wibberley. The 2004 film follows Benjamin Franklin Gates,...

The Charlize Theron action film The Old Guard was a hit for the Netflix streaming service when it was released in 2020. Directed by Roar Uthaug, the Norwegian creature feature Troll was another success for Netflix when it was released in December 2022. Both of those movies are now getting sequels that are expected to reach Netflix by the end of 2025, when The Old Guard 2 heading for a July 2nd release and Troll 2 not yet having a release date – and Netflix decided to start building the hype for both of them today, releasing a clip from Troll 2 that can be seen in the embed above and a behind-the-scenes look at the stunts of The Old Guard 2, which can be found at the bottom of this article.

Troll had the following synopsis: Deep inside the mountain of Dovre, something gigantic awakens after being trapped for a thousand years. Destroying everything in its path,...

The sequel to Netflix and director Roar Uthaug’s 2022 Norwegian monster movie, Troll 2, is set to arrive this year. Today, Netflix has unveiled a new Troll 2 clip that reintroduces the human protagonists as they gear up to battle another giant mythical beast.

Watch the new clip below and get ready for another round of kaiju-sized action later this year.

In Troll 2, “When a powerful new troll is awakened, chaos spreads across Norway, thrusting Nora (Ine Marie Wilmann), Andreas (Kim Falck), and Captain Kris (Mads Sjøgård Pettersen) into their most dangerous mission yet. To stop the creature’s rampage, they must make new allies, new weapons, and dive into ancient Norwegian history for answers. Can they overcome the impossible odds to save their country from the brink of darkness?”

The sequel also features Troll writer Espen Aukan, as well as producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud from Motion Blur.

This time they are prepared, but will a new troll-killing machine keep Norway safe? Netflix has finally revealed our first look, and plenty of details, regarding the monster movie Troll 2, the sequel to one of the streamer’s most popular movies. It has now been announced that Troll 2 will land on Netflix later this year, with the first clip from the follow-up teasing what’s to come. You can check out the first clip from Troll 2 below.

Helmed once again by the same creative team that unleashed the first Troll, including director Roar Uthaug, writer Espen Aukan, and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud from Motion Blur, Troll 2 will also bring back several characters from the first outing, including Ine Marie Wilmann as Nora Tidemann, Kim Falck as Andreas Isaksen, and Mads Sjøgård Pettersen as former captain - now major - Kristoffer Holm, with Sara Khorami...

This time they are prepared, but will a new troll-killing machine keep Norway safe? Netflix has finally revealed our first look, and plenty of details, regarding the monster movie Troll 2, the sequel to one of the streamer’s most popular movies. It has now been announced that Troll 2 will land on Netflix later this year, with the first clip from the follow-up teasing what’s to come. You can check out the first clip from Troll 2 below.

Helmed once again by the same creative team that unleashed the first Troll, including director Roar Uthaug, writer Espen Aukan, and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud from Motion Blur, Troll 2 will also bring back several characters from the first outing, including Ine Marie Wilmann as Nora Tidemann, Kim Falck as Andreas Isaksen, and Mads Sjøgård Pettersen as former captain - now major - Kristoffer Holm, with Sara Khorami...

For fans of international TV, news of the return of South Korean smash hit Squid Game for a third and final season was the big takeaway from Netflix’s global program showcase this week. But beyond the bloodsport, Netflix’s international line-up included several tantalizing new projects, featuring some of the world’s biggest stars, including French actor Omar Sy, German talent Matthias Schweighöfer, and Mexican VIP Alfonso Herrera, who all unveiled new local originals for the streaming giant.

Sy, who went from local to global superstar on the back of Netflix’s Lupin, will bring his latest feature, French Lover, to the platform this year. The romantic drama sees Sy falling for Marion (The Bureau actress Sara Giraudeau), the literal girl next door. Schweighöfer, whose 2021 action comedy Army of Thieves, was a surprise hit for Netflix, returns with Brick, from Tribes of Europe director Philip Koch. The high-concept sci-fi...

The sequel to one of the most popular Netflix movies, Troll, just got a roaring release update. While it has already been revealed that the monster movie follow-up will land on the streamer this year, it has now been revealed, courtesy of What’s on Netflix, that Troll 2 is now in post-production with the intention to release the movie “in the fall of 2025.” Producer Espen Horn was asked what’s on the horizon for production company Motion Blur (who were behind the first outing), with Horn replying...

“We’re in post-production on Troll 2, which is set to release in the fall of 2025 (see an interview with the team from the first Troll here). Beyond that, we have a slate of 10–15 projects, including action thrillers, historical dramas, and even our first Danish film, an action thriller to directed by Mehdi Avaz. We’re also exploring more collaborations with Netflix,...

Netflix has announced the creation of Troll 2, the sequel to its globally acclaimed Norwegian monster movie, which will be released in 2025. The news follows the original film’s success, which enthralled international audiences and broke streaming records.

The first Troll film, which aired in December 2022, was a watershed moment for Netflix. It grossed an incredible 103 million views and became the platform’s most-watched non-English language film. Roar Uthaug, who developed the concept over two decades, will return to direct the sequel.

The film will have a new ensemble cast, including Sara Khorami, Jon Ketil Johnsen, and Gard B. Eidsvold. While precise narrative details remain unknown, the original film’s idea revolved around a huge 150-foot troll rising in the Norwegian highlands and destroying the country’s capital.

“The first film deliberately left room for further exploration,” said producer Kristian Strand Sinkerud, who had previously hinted at a possible sequel.

In 2022, something was awakened in the Norwegian mountains...and it seems no one has learned anything, and it will be awakened all over again as Netflix plans to release the monster movie sequel, Troll 2, in 2025. The first Troll finds a monster from deep down below emerging after centuries to wreak all sorts of havoc as a community in Norway comes to realize that their tales of folklore may not have been as mythical as they thought. Now one of the most popular non-English movies on the streamer after garnering 103 million views, a follow-up was announced towards the end of last year, and we finally have more details.

Coming as part of Netflixs first international showcase event at the Tudum Theater in Hollywood (via Deadline), the streaming platform revealed details of several major movies on the horizon. Alongside the likes of Japans reboot of the movie that inspired Speed, Bullet Train Explosion (what a title!

The sequel to Netflix's most-watched non-English movie has been confirmed for a 2025 release. Originally launched in 2007, the streaming service began its global expansion in 2010, launching in Canada and rapidly entering international markets like Latin America, Europe, and Asia over the next decade and, by 2016, had become available in over 190 countries. Over the years, Netflix's original non-English movies and TV shows have created a robust library that appeals to its international subscribers.

To date, Netflix's most-watched title, TV show or movie, English or non-English, is the Korean-language Squid Game season 1 with over 265 million views. In terms of movies, their most popular non-English film is Troll with 103 million views, followed by Under Paris, Society of the Snow, Nowhere, The Platform, Through My Window, Aka, Bloody Red Sky, My Name Is Vendetta, and Black Crab. The streaming service has shown a strong interest in producing follow-ups to their most popular non-English movies,...

Netflix leadership have touted the streamer’s upcoming slate of local-language film and television including the Japanese feature Bullet Train Explosion and Troll 2, Roar Uthaug’s sequel to his most-watched non-English-language film on the platform.

Chief content officer Bela Bajaria and her team of regional executives held a press presentation at the company’s first International Showcase at Tudum Theatre in Hollywood on Monday.

“People like the authenticity of local stories,” Bajaria said, adding that, as she has said before, the “goal is to make shows and films that resonate in their home country first”. She added, “When you...

Netflix leadership have touted the streamer’s upcoming slate of local-language film and television including the Japanese feature Bullet Train Explosion and Troll 2, Roar Uthaug’s sequel to his most-watched non-English-language film on the platform.

Chief content officer Bela Bajaria and her team of regional executives held a press presentation at the company’s first International Showcase at Tudum Theatre in Hollywood on Monday.

“People like the authenticity of local stories,” Bajaria said, adding that, as she has said before, the “goal is to make shows and films that resonate in their home country first”. She added, “When you...

Netflix presented its first international showcase yesterday with a look at what is coming down down the pike. Below is a preview of what’s on deck for feature films. Of note, was the title announcement and treatment of the Japanese movie Bullet Train Explosion. Also made a official was Troll 2, the sequel to the streamer’s most watched non-English language film from Norway. Roar Uthaug returns to the director’s chair.

Also of note, the streamer dated the Mexican movie Los Dos Hemisferios de Lucca from Marina Chenillo for Jan. 31 next year.

Not made official by the streamer was a part two to their widely watched shark movie of 102.3M viewers, Under Paris, from director Xavier Gens and starring Oscar nominated The Artist actress, Bérénice Bejo.

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Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria announced the slate at...

The 2018 film adaptation of Square Enixs adventure video game Tomb Raider has received a brand-new streaming update for next month. In the reboot movie, Oscar winner Alicia Vikander took on the role of Lara Croft, following in the footsteps of Angelina Jolie, who originally portrayed the iconic character in the 2001 and 2003 versions of Tomb Raider.

Starting on Friday, Nov. 1, Warner Bros. Pictures Tomb Raider reboot will officially be available to stream for free on Tubi. The film was based on the 2013 version of the video game, which served as the tenth installment of the hit action game franchise. The story centers around Lara Crofts perilous quest to find her archaeologist father, who has been missing for seven years. During its theatrical run, the film garnered mixed reviews from critics, but it has a cult following, with some fans labeling the film among the best video game adaptations. Like 2001s Lara Croft: Tomb Raider movie,...

Lara Croft, the iconic heroine of the Tomb Raider video games, has long been considered a feminist icon. Yet, the new series, Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, is the first time the games are being adapted by a female creator. Tomb Raider has been adapted into live-action movies three times in the past. Angeline Jolie was the first to portray the character on the big screen. The franchise was then given a big-screen reboot in 2018 when Alicia Vikander portrayed the updated iteration of Lara Croft in Tomb Raider, directed by Roar Uthaug.

Netflix's new animated series, Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft, is created and written by Tasha Huo, who is the first woman to oversee a major adaptation of the beloved video games. When MovieWeb spoke with Tasha Huo, the showrunner expressed how much it meant to her to be able to finally tell Lara...

Netflix has reaffirmed its commitment to Scandinavian originals, on Thursday an upcoming slate of productions from Sweden, Norway and Denmark that, according to Jenny Stjernströmer Björk, VP of Nordic Content at the streamer, is Netflix’s “most diverse and ambitious to date.”

Netflix has commissioned more than a dozen new and returning Nordic series, with highlights including disaster drama La Palma, about a Norwegian family whose Canary Islands’ holiday is disrupted by a volcanic eruption; The Helicopter Heist, a dramatization of a daring real-life cash depot robbery in Sweden in 2009; and Danish mystery The Habitat, which follows the mysterious disappearance of a young Filipino au pair in an affluent Danish neighborhood.

Three new, previously unannounced titles, all set to launch globally in 2025, include Synden, a crime series set in rural Sweden; the Danish feature film Sult, adapted from Tine Høeg’s 2022 novel, about a couple trying to conceive via fertility...

Netflix is very close to crowning a new streaming champion and it's a very recent title. Under Paris, the 2024 French-language survival thriller from The Divide director Xavier Gens, now ranks second overall in all-time viewership on the streaming service's non-English movies chart with 99.9 million views to its name thus far. All it needs is another 3.1 million views to overtake Roar Uthaug's acclaimed Norwegian monster movie Troll for the top spot, which seems very doable given Gens's feature is only three months removed from its release. However, due to a difference in runtime, it's still a ways off from passing the leader in hours watched, Society of the Snow (239.7 million).

Under Paris ranks second on Netflix's all-time viewership list for non-English movies with 99.9 million views. The film needs 3.1 million views to overtake Troll as the most-watched non-English movie. Mixed reviews could affected Under Paris, but its environmental themes and excitement could propel it to the top spot.

Under Paris climbs Netflix's all-time viewership chart in an updated top two ranking. Co-written and directed by Xavier Gens, the French-language survival thriller follows a mourning marine biologist who must confront her tragic past in order to prevent a massacre in Paris after a giant shark emerges from the Seine. Brnice Bejo leads the Under Paris cast alongside La Lviant, Nassim Lyes, Anas Parello, Anne Marivin, Nagisa Morimoto, Aurelia Petit, and many more in supporting roles. When the movie premiered on Netflix, it was the most-watched movie across the platform globally, in any language, for two straight weeks.

Now, almost three months...

Quick Links Troll 2 Latest News Troll 2 Is Confirmed Troll 2 Cast Troll 2 Story Troll 2: Further News & Info Troll 2 was confirmed by Netflix with director Roar Uthaug returning. No new cast members have been announced yet for the sequel. Plot details tease more monsters from Norway's folklore, but an exact story remains elusive.

After the first movie was a tremendous hit on Netflix, the streamer is set to deliver Troll 2 soon, and there's a ton of exciting details revealed about the new sequel. The first movie in Roar Uthaugs Troll franchise was released in December 2022 and quickly became the platform's most-viewed non-English film of all time (via Variety). While the ending of Troll left the door open for a sequel, there was little word about Troll 2 for almost a year - until Netflix finally confirmed the sequel was going ahead.

Troll 2 will...

The highly-anticipated standalone sequel to the 1996 disaster thriller film Twister is finally here. Directed by Lee Isaac Chung from a screenplay by Mark L. Smith, Twisters is a disaster action thriller film and it follows the story of Kate Cooper, a former storm chaser who gets roped into chasing storms once again by her friend Javi to test a groundbreaking new tracking system. Kate soon meets the daredevil storm wrangler Tyler Owens and all of them team up to fight for their survival. Twisters stars Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones, Anthony Ramos, Brandon Perea, Maura Tierney, and Sasha Lane. So, if you loved the surviving thriller, disaster, and a bit of romantic element in Twisters here are some similar movies you could watch next.

Twister (Max & Rent on Prime Video) Credit – Warner Bros.

Twister is a disaster thriller film directed by Jan de Bont from a screenplay co-written by Michael Crichton and Anne-Marie Martin.

Phoebe Waller-Bridge will be bringing Lara Croft back to the screen in a new Tomb Raider TV series that has just been confirmed at Prime Video.

Prime Video are holding their Prime Video Upfront event and it’s been a day of big TV news, including The Boys being renewed for another season and The Rings Of Power season 2 trailer.

Now, news has reached the Film Stories newsdesk (via Variety) that Prime Video has also greenlit a new Tomb Raider TV series from Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Waller-Bridge will write and executive produce the series.

“If I could tell my teenage self this was happening I think she’d explode.,” Waller-Bridge said in a statement released shortly after the news was announced. “‘Tomb Raider’ has been a huge part of my life and I feel incredibly privileged to be bringing it to television with such passionate collaborators. Lara Croft means a lot to me,...

Given their close-knit relationship as global entertainment industries, gaming and the movies have long had a symbiotic connection. Movie tie-in games, for instance, have been a popular feature in gaming for decades, with numerous short-form releases over the years attempting to distil linear, cinematic storylines into interactive ones — albeit with varying success.

A Brief History of Gaming and the Movies

Of course, it’s not been uncommon over the years for studios to churn out poor quality movie-tie in titles that barely represent the characters and narratives we’ve fallen for on the big screen. However, there have been some outright successes and unexpected releases in alternative gaming genres.

In addition to being video game franchises, movies have even inspired online casino games and plenty of other activities throughout the iGaming sector. IP such as King Kong, Jurassic Park and even The Lord of The Rings have all been transformed...

This holiday season’s release of Eli Roth’s Thanksgiving is cause for celebration amongst slasher fans. It’s been a hot minute since mainstream horror audiences have been able to watch a wide-release slasher that feels gruesomely throwback *and* is based on a wholly original concept. Thanksgiving is a contemporary reinterpretation of cheesy 80s midnighters about masked killers and juicy, rubbery effects that hoists holiday horror back into the limelight. It’s also fair to speculate how Thanksgiving signals a possible shift in overall genre trends, but labeling Thanksgiving as the rebirth of the slasher subgenre is a bit misleading. Roth’s ooey-gooey ode to holiday horror with all the trimmings certainly sticks out in today’s horror landscape, but that’s only on surface-level evaluations.

Heck, it wasn’t even the only holiday-themed slasher in theaters this season.

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Survival expert Hazen Audel breaks down a scene in 2018's Tomb Raider in which Alicia Vikander's Lara Croft pulls a wooden shard from her abdomen. Audel awards the scene a low accuracy grade of 3 out of 10, explaining that the best course of action would have been to keep the shard in the body and seek medical attention. A planned Tomb Raider sequel was scrapped due to a rights issue and Amazon is now rebooting the franchise, but Vikander's take on Croft showed promise and was deserving of further exploration.

2018's Tomb Raider gets put under the microscope by a survival expert, and the titular heroine makes one crucial error. Directed by Roar Uthaug, the latest adaptation of the hit video game franchise introduces actor Alicia Vikander as Lara Croft. The film, which earned mixed reviews from critics, chronicles one of Croft's earliest adventures when she embarks on a mission...

They say that on quiet nights you can hear the chants coming from small Norwegian villages, "More 'Troll,' more 'Troll,' More 'Troll!'" Indeed, fans of the Norwegian straight-to-Netflix creature feature "Troll" have been famished for more troll-on-human violence since the film's release in 2022. 

Directed by Roar Uthaug, the accomplished filmmaker behind high-intensity spectacles such as "The Wave" and 2018's "Tomb Raider" reboot, "Troll" was something of a surprise hit on the streaming platform. Back in December of 2022, "Troll" scored the second spot on Netflix's coveted Top 10 Most Watched list, right behind the smash hit series "Wednesday." For a foreign film dropped on the platform with little to no marketing, that's majorly impressive. Even moreso: "Troll" went on to become Netflix's most-watched non-English film of all time.

The critical reception of "Troll" was mixed, but fairly positive. The Los Angeles Times' Noel Murray wrote that "it's no...

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Troll 2 is being developed by Netflix and director Roar Uthaug, with the sequel to the hit Norwegian monster movie promising to adapt another figure from the folklore of the Fjords into a terrifying cinematic presence. The first movie in Roar Uthaug’s Troll franchise released in December 2022 on Netflix, quickly becoming the platforms move viewed non-English film of all time (via Variety). While the ending of Troll left the door open for a sequel there was little word on Troll 2 for almost a year - until Netflix finally confirmed the sequel was going ahead.

Troll 2 will follow on from the first movie, which follows a group of paleontologists who come face-to-face with an ancient troll in Norway’s Dovre mountains. At the end of Troll...

Troll 2 continues the captivating narrative of Norwegian folklore, pitting humanity against age-old fables and forging unexpected alliances. With its visually stunning spectacle and universal acclaim, Troll has become Netflix's most streamed non-English film, setting high expectations for its anticipated sequel. Troll 2 promises to delve deeper into the rich tapestry of Nordic mythology, reshaping the boundaries of international cinema with its fusion of heritage, folklore, and groundbreaking storytelling.

In the vast and mysterious terrain of Norway, legends resurrected from ancient tales are not just mere narratives, but rather cinematic epics waiting to captivate audiences around the world. Following the sweeping success of the trailblazer in non-English narratives that is Troll, Netflix has now announced that a continuation of the narrative imbued with Norwegian folklore is on the horizon. Envision a world where humanity is pitted against figures of age-old fables, forging alliances with the unexpected. It appears the...

Netflix's record-breaking monster movie, Troll, is confirmed to be getting a sequel, with Roar Uthaug returning as director and Espen Auken returning as writer. The sequel is set to start filming in 2024, with producers comfirming that it will feature another "Norwegian fairy tale figure." The ending of the first movie hints at the possibility that more trolls are lurking within the mountain, setting the stage for an expanded storyline in Troll 2.

Netflix's Troll, which was released in 2022, is now confirmed to be getting a sequel. Directed by Roar Uthaug, the Norwegian monster movie sees an ancient creature awakened in the Dovre mountain after an explosion, sending him on a destructive path toward Oslo. The film was a major hit, becoming the streamer's most popular non-English movie of all time.

Now, per Variety, Troll 2 is officially in the works. The sequel will see Uthaug return to the director's chair,...

Having seen success with last year's rocky adventure Troll, Roar Uthaug, the director of The Wave, is ready to bring the world another instalment. Netflix has ordered a sequel to Troll.

The original film chronicled the aftermath of an explosion in the Norwegian mountains, which awakens an ancient troll. The story revolves around a fearless paleontologist who embarks on a journey to stop the troll from wreaking deadly havoc.

Troll quickly became Netflix's most popular non-English film of all time, with a record-breaking 103,000,000 views in its first 91 days.

"Making Troll was a lifelong dream come true, and the reception our Norwegian movie has received around the world has been unbelievable," says Uthaug. No plot details have been revealed for the movie, other than it will explore similar fairytale territory.

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the fjords - the trolls have returned. Netflix has ordered a sequel to last year's hit monster movie Troll. Variety reports that Roar Uthaug (Tomb Raider), who helmed the first film last year, has been tapped to direct Troll 2. The original was a surprise hit for the streamer last year, becoming the most popular non-English film in Netflix history.

Directed by Roar Uthaug, the Norwegian creature feature Troll was released through the Netflix streaming service last December – and it performed so well for the streamer, Variety reports that Netflix has now ordered a sequel! Troll 2 will see Uthaug reteaming with writer Espen Aukan and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud of Motion Blur.

We don’t have any plot information for Troll 2 just yet, but Troll had the following synopsis: Deep inside the mountain of Dovre, something gigantic awakens after being trapped for a thousand years. Destroying everything in its path, the creature is fast approaching the capital of Norway. But how do you stop something you thought only existed in Norwegian folklore?

It’s interesting to note that, while several of Uthaug’s movies have received sequels, he hasn’t directed any of them. The Cold Prey follow-ups, the sequel to his fantasy film Magic Silver,...

A Norwegian monster movie from Roar Uthaug (The Wave, Tomb Raider), Netflix’s Troll debuted on the streaming service last December, and a sequel is coming soon.

Variety reports this afternoon, “Troll 2 reteams Uthaug with writer Espen Aukan and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud at Motion Blur.”

The upcoming sequel will shoot sometime next year.

In Troll, “When an ancient troll is awakened in a Norwegian mountain, a rag-tag group of heroes must come together to try and stop it from wreaking deadly havoc.”

Marie Wilmann, Kim Falck, Mads Sjøgård Pettersen, and Gard Eidsvold star in the first film.

Meagan Navarro wrote in her review of Troll for Bloody Disgusting, “While light on narrative, it’s when Cold Prey director Roar Uthaug embraces its monster that Troll reveals its magic.”

“It’s fun enough and does deliver on spectacle, but most of all, it leaves you rooting for its magnificent creature,...

Netflix has ordered a sequel to “Troll,” the Norwegian action-adventure film directed by Roar Uthaug, who helmed Norway’s first disaster movie, “The Wave.”

“Troll 2” reteams Uthaug (“Tomb Raider”) with writer Espen Aukan and producers Espen Horn and Kristian Strand Sinkerud at Motion Blur, the Oslo-based banner whose credits include “Cadaver,” “Amundsen” and “The 12th Man.”

The first installment unfolds in the aftermath of an explosion in the Norwegian mountains, which awakens an ancient troll. The story revolves around a fearless paleontologist who embarks on a journey to stop the troll from wreaking deadly havoc. The cast included Ine Marie Wilmann, Kim Falck, Mads Pettersen and Gard B. Eidsvold.

“Troll” premiered globally on Netflix in 2022 and quickly became the streamer’s most popular non-English film of all time, with a record-breaking 103,000,000 views in its first 91 days, according to Netflix. The epic movie also ranked in the Top 10 in 93 countries...

A fan-made poster featuring Ana de Armas as Lara Croft has sparked discussions about the future of the Tomb Raider franchise and whether de Armas would be a good fit for the role. Ana de Armas has established herself as a versatile actor, excelling in both intense thrillers and restrained dramas. Her performance in No Time To Die showcased her action star potential. While de Armas seems well-equipped to take on the role of Lara Croft, the future of the franchise remains uncertain. The cancelation of Tomb Raider 2 and plans for a reboot have left the possibility of de Armas being cast as Lara Croft undetermined.

The legendary action-adventure franchise, Tomb Raider, has recently motivated a piece of fan art that is fueling discussions about the future of the series. A fan-made poster has been circulating the internet, featuring the James Bond star, Ana de Armas, as the renowned archaeologist,...

Ana de Armas has proven herself as a versatile actor in various genres, including action movies like No Time To Die. With her extensive filmography and action movie experience, de Armas could potentially excel as Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider franchise. However, due to the cancellation of the previous Tomb Raider sequel and the upcoming reboot, it remains uncertain if de Armas will be cast as Lara Croft in the near future.

A new gloomy art imagines Cuban actor Ana de Armas as Lara Croft in Tomb Raider. Based on a long-running video game series of the same name, the action-adventure movies follow a fierce young archaeologist named Lara Croft who must challenge herself as she embarks on a demanding journey to the island where her father, Lord Richard Croft, went missing. Academy Award winner Angelina Jolie played Lara Croft in the 2001 movie adaptation and reprised her role in...

Tomb Raider star Alicia Vikander is finally ready to share her thoughts about Lara Croft’s future and the disappointment of watching plans for another chance to play the character go up in smoke. MGM sold the rights to the Tomb Raider franchise to Amazon Prime Video last summer, effectively killing Vikander’s chance to star in a sequel to her 2018 reboot. Rather than make a sequel to Roar Uthaug’s film, Prime Video is teaming up with writer and Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny star Phoebe Waller-Bridge for a TV series. Amazon wants to turn Tomb Raider into an expansive franchise. While plans for the television reboot remain a mystery, Vikander is not involved.

Speaking with Variety, Vikander told the outlet she’s grateful for the chance to have played such an iconic character and would not rule out returning if asked.

“I mean, I thought we...