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The eagerly anticipated “reunion” of Robin Wright and Robert Zemeckis for the movie “Forrest Gump,” unfortunately, isn’t winning praise from critics. This is evident in its dismal Rotten Tomatoes score. The puzzling choice to film the movie using a single-frame format (distinct from a single-shot sequence) has led to a low Tomatometer rating of just 33%, based on 33 reviews currently on RT. MovieWeb’s Will Sayre describes it as “a strange, daring film that falls short.” That’s being generous.

Approximately ten years ago, director Scott Derrickson sent shivers down spines with his 2014 horror film “Deliver Us from Evil.” Coming off the success of “The Exorcism of Emily Rose” and launching the frightening “Sinister” series in 2012, Derrickson continued to explore themes of demonic possession. He took this theme for another story that draws inspiration from real-life events. The film was titled “Beware the Night,” based on a memoir written by former NYPD Sergeant Ralph Sarchie. This movie was a hit at the box office, earning nearly $90 million against a budget of just $30 million. While not as acclaimed as some of Derrickson’s previous horror productions, its reputation as a true story drew viewers in.

Innovative tech company Nothing consistently pushes limits with self-explanatory products. Following the launch of their groundbreaking open-style wireless earbuds, Nothing introduces its initial community-designed phones – the Phone (2a) and Phone (2a) Plus – created specifically for the community.

Diljit Dosanjh is demonstrating his skills globally during the Dil-Luminati Tour, and fans have been sharing heartwarming moments with him on social media over the past few months. One video showing the singer giving a jacket to a fan has garnered attention due to a discriminatory comment made by British-American influencer Andrew Tate. However, Adnan Sami has firmly addressed this remark, stating, “There were no racist individuals in the audience.

The movie “Tamasha,” featuring Ranbir Kapoor and Deepika Padukone, is often hailed as one of the beloved films in Bollywood. Previously, Anushka Sharma had commented on why she wasn’t cast in Imtiaz Ali’s direction for this film. She acknowledged that working with Imtiaz would have earned her accolades, given his reputation as a skilled director.