Film

For years, Disney has cornered the market on summer blockbusters. Whether it is comic book characters or cartoons, the company produces movies loved by people across the world.

The live-action remake of “The Lion King” made $1 billion in just 19 days, becoming the fourth Disney movie of 2019 to do so, with “Toy Story 4” soon to become the fifth.

Remakes and sequels allow a generation of adults to relive their childhoods and make new memories with their children. This formula allows Disney to stay ahead of the competition and will keep them ahead for years to come.

– Daniel Seitz, Jones PR

This frigid weather calls for fuzzy blankets, hot cocoa (with marshmallows) and staying inside to watch your favorite Netflix movies. Check out this perfect movie list, which we’ve created just for you to binge-watch during these chilly days:

Classics:

• “The Breakfast Club”

•”The Godfather”

• “Heathers”

• “A Beautiful Mind”

Romantic comedies:

• “A Christmas Prince”

• “Love Actually”

• “No Reservations”

• “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days”

For the kids:

• “The Secret Life of Pets”

• “Frozen”

• “101 Dalmatians”

• “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”

Musicals:

• “Rent”

• “Mamma Mia!”

• “Beauty and the Beast”

• “Newsies”

Thrillers:

• “The Shining”

• “Se7en”

• “The Sixth Sense”

• “The Conjuring”

– Carolyn Taylor, Jones PR

The Oklahoma City Bombing is set to be made into a feature-length film, detailing the stories of people impacted by the tragedy on April 19, 1995. The movie will follow first-responder Captain Chris Fields and his life after the bombing.

Fields was seen around the world as the firefighter carrying one-year-old Baylee Almon in the famous Pulitzer Prize-winning photo. The movie will also follow the story of Baylee’s father, Aren Almon Kok, as well as the iconic photo. Daina Bradley, the final survivor to be pulled from the rubble, will also tell her courageous story.

– Page Jones, Jones PR