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Currently, Common Side Effects ranks number 7 among Max’s most-watched shows of the week. Since its debut on February 2nd, it has garnered significant praise from critics, earning a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes. In his review for MovieWeb, Editor-at-Large Matt Mahler described Common Side Effects as “both humorous and strikingly contemporary,” rating the series an impressive 4.5 out of 5, adding that it’s “an absolute delight to watch.

Exciting news! X/Twitter user One Perfect HEADshot broke it first, but it seems like The Hollywood Reporter has taken down all references to the movie from their article now. A blurb about it still appears on Google search though. It’s possible that the listing, which was part of this year’s European Film Market, might have been removed because the inclusion of MCU star Jessica Henwick in the cast hasn’t been officially confirmed yet. Regardless, you can get all the details about the upcoming ‘Neon Blood’ adaptation right here!

Although premiering on Christmas Day, the film “Tombstone” surprisingly contained lead in its guns and galloped towards a $56 million domestic box office ($73.2 million worldwide), all for a production budget of merely $25 million. Although it didn’t become an immediate blockbuster, the movie’s impact has endured far past its credits, solidifying its place as one of the most remarkable westerns in contemporary cinema. The plot summary of “Tombstone” goes:

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In a video posted online, Sonu Nigam was captured standing on stage with everything set up behind him. He remarked, “If you feel compelled to stand, then do so during an election.