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Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson ignite the screen in “Babygirl,” a new movie directed by writer-director Halina Reijn. To get ready for the film, Reijn sent the two actors movies that represent the best of the genre shared by “Babygirl.” As reported by Entertainment Weekly, Rejin suggested watching 2001’s “The Piano Teacher,” 1992’s “Damage,” and 1988’s “Dangerous Liaisons” to help the actors get in the right frame of mind for filming. Although Rejin aimed to challenge the conventions of erotic thrillers, it was crucial that the actors and filmmaker were well-versed in what they were intending to overturn. As a result, Halina Reijn looked to the classics as her guide.

In the mid-19th century, the era was marked by the Gold Rush, with financial resources flowing westward to mine the valuable metal. The early 20th century saw an Oil Boom, as the need for petroleum products soared and previously undiscovered reserves were found nationwide. While the Broadcast Spectrum may not hold the same value or versatility as gold or oil, indications are that starting from 2025, it will become the sought-after asset that has Wall Street eager with anticipation. Let’s call it the Broadcast Land Grab.

Netflix presents an enticing variety of films that star powerful, intellectually sharp female agents who embark on perilous assignments and outwit their opponents. Ranging from gripping dramas to modern-day suspenseful tales, these movies highlight the adaptability and tenacity of women in espionage professions.

After a rocky start, the film “Poolman” managed to stay afloat and even reached No. 1 position on the streaming service following its release on November 8. This was one of the few positive outcomes that first-time director Chris Pine could point to after his directorial debut received harsh criticism from both critics and viewers alike.

As a die-hard movie enthusiast, I’ve always held the belief that Christopher Reeve was, undeniably, the most outstanding Superman to grace our screens. And now, we got a glimpse into what could have been his fifth adventure during a live reading of the unproduced script, “Superman V: Reborn,” which took place in Hollywood on November 12. This event serves as another testament to the enduring legacy of Reeves’ portrayal of the Kryptonian hero.