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Initially anticipated as a film poised for critical acclaim, impressive box office earnings, and significant recognition during awards season in 2022, Babylon seemed like an unmissable prospect given its prestigious team behind it – Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle and stars Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt among them. However, contrary to expectations, the movie failed to capture widespread appeal, resulting in a disappointing box office performance for Paramount Pictures and mixed reviews at its release. Remarkably, the film still has a dedicated fanbase who believe it will be reevaluated favorably in the years to come, with Margot Robbie herself sharing this sentiment.

A significant number of film enthusiasts have recently become familiar with the name [Saulnier] due to this year’s highly praised action thriller Rebel Ridge. However, it turns out that this filmmaker has been creating cinematic masterpieces for some time. You can soon delve into one such piece of movie genius with Green Room, Saulnier’s 2015 horror-thriller release under A24, which is now available to stream on .

Prepare to have kids worldwide shouting “chee hoo!” upon viewing Moana 2. One of the sequel’s most catchy tunes, sung by the demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson)), isn’t just Disney’s next anticipated tune that will stick in your head – it’s also a culturally relevant battle cry with a deeper significance than one might initially perceive.

As a follower, I find myself eagerly anticipating “Kraven the Hunter,” Sony’s fresh endeavor in expanding their Spider-Man-centric universe following the Venom trilogy. Unlike its predecessor, this R-rated escapade promises to be a self-contained adventure starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, who transitions from his brief MCU tenure as Quicksilver to embody one of Spider-Man’s most renowned adversaries. Despite the upcoming origin tale being set within Sony’s Spider-Man universe, Kraven the Hunter appears to maintain a looser connection to it.

When gamers resume their role as Captain J.F. Blake in Nightdive Studios’ upcoming remaster of the 2002 video game “The Thing,” they can feel confident that a significant problem from the original PlayStation 2 version won’t reoccur.