Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Podcast '20/20' Announcement from Deborah Roberts
20/20 (ABC).... "Today, Deborah Roberts shares an exciting announcement for fans of this podcast."
"Fans of '20/20' can now upgrade to 20/20 True Crime+ to unlock ad-free listening, early access to new original series, exclusive bonus content including subscriber-only Q&As with Deborah Roberts, and an expanded archive of hundreds of hours of 20/20 audio episodes."
"Visit 20/20 True Crime+ on Apple Podcasts to upgrade now."
Classic Podcast '20/20' True Crime Vault 'Killer on Campus'
Podcast 'Dateline' episode 'The Mushroom Mystery' episode
Monday, July 27, 2026
Podcast '48 Hours' episode 'Justine's Voice for Justice'
48 Hours (CBS).... "After a teenager is strangled and buried alive, her family takes on the fight to keep her convicted killers behind bars. 'We’re her voice' says Justine’s sister."
Natalie Morales reports. This episode last aired on 2/15/25.
Season Five 'Missing in America' Episode One 'The Day Zelig Vanished'
Sunday, July 26, 2026
Saturday Night '48 Hours' Double Episode
Top Box Office 'The Odyssey' remains Number #1 with $87 Million
TOP BOX OFFICE / WEEK-ENDING / JULY 26, 2026 / ESTIMATED
1. The Odyssey - $87,000,000
2. Moana - $10,500,000
3. Toy Story 5 - $10,000,000
4. Hadestown: The Musical - $9,692,712
5. Minions & Monsters - $9,600,000
6. The Invite - $2,636,270
7. Evil Dead Burn - $2,610,000
8. Young Washington - $1,991,286
9. Motor City - $1,625,000
10. Obsession - $1,500,000
Film Review 'Motor City' is throwback to Silent Movies 5-out-of-5 Stars*
MOTOR CITY distributed by INDEPENDENT FILM COMPANY (2026). This action movie opened in theaters on July 24, 2026. It stars a Alan Ritchson (Jack Reacher/Season 1-4).
I walked into a movie theater here at Albuquerque to watch this. When I sit on the edge of my seat throughout a film. That means that I love it and I did with this movie.
The story is simple. Set in Detroit back in 1977. A gangster pushes his girlfriend around outside a nightclub. John (Ritchson) beats up the gangster. The girlfriend leaves with John. The gangster buys off a police detective to set up John. They plant drugs in his car and he goes to prison. John seeks bloody revenge.
This is almost a Silent Film from the 1920's. There is maybe 15 words of dialogue. It's all musical score with several 1970's hit songs. I absolutely loved it.!
What the audience sees are so many "emotions" from each character. We also see what they "think" and "feel" through body movement. It is a rollercoaster ride. I felt every emotion by each character and with the sound-track.
That elevator scene was bloody and violent. It was packed with anger, rage, pain, desperation, strength, hope and vengeance. My eyes focused in on that bloody knife stuck in the floor. The battle and struggle to use it was so intense.... Wow.!!
I cannot say enough about this. What a great idea from the screenplay writer. It turned out to be a "feast" for the eyes. Check it out if you can.
